Vaccine Clinic At Sheff Interchange On Wednesday

[butlers 259]

 

 

 

[bungleboy69 98]

13 hours ago, butlers said:

 

 

 

Good way of encouraging people to get vaccinated. Just need the thread bumping every couple of days or pinning.  

[RJRB 682]

That’s good.

A thousand a day being vaccinated at Longley so perhaps we will achieve the “vaccine programme on steroids” intended by Boris which got off to a stuttering start.

[hackey lad 3,928]

1 hour ago, RJRB said:

That’s good.

A thousand a day being vaccinated at Longley so perhaps we will achieve the “vaccine programme on steroids” intended by Boris which got off to a stuttering start.

Me and the good lady had the booster today. Keep it up good people 

[bungleboy69 98]

Mine 23rd, can't wait. Will feel much better when it's sorted. 

[Guest busdriver1]

My booster is this Friday, ironically at a hospital.

(must remember to wave to the anti vaxers on the covid ward).

[bluecanary 13]

Thank you for posting the useful info, Buster.

I notice this applies only to first or second vaccinations. The NHS website seems to have very limited availability for boosters in Sheffield,  so if anyone knows of anywhere doing walk in booster jabs, that would be helpful. 

[butlers 259]

I will post every time there is a walk in clinic,every time.

Was quite busy today  just like the two clinics that were held at the Crucible and were   oversubscribed

Edited December 8, 2021 by butlers

[PRESLEY 1,221]

1 hour ago, bungleboy69 said:

Mine 23rd, can't wait. Will feel much better when it's sorted. 

Same here, 

[MJ01 438]

12 minutes ago, bluecanary said:

Thank you for posting the useful info, Buster.

I notice this applies only to first or second vaccinations. The NHS website seems to have very limited availability for boosters in Sheffield,  so if anyone knows of anywhere doing walk in booster jabs, that would be helpful. 

Here you go - https://www.sth.nhs.uk/news/news?action=view&newsID=1322

[bluecanary 13]

1 hour ago, MJ01 said:

Here you go - https://www.sth.nhs.uk/news/news?action=view&newsID=1322

Thank you.

[bungleboy69 98]

I really think the NHS should say fine, if you don't want to be vaccinated,  that's your decision.  But if you need hospital treatment and you've made that decision then you don't get free care via the NHS. You get charged up front for £20,000 on your credit card and this acts as a decremental balance to cover your care. My friends wife works in a local hospital Trust with 60 people in ICU with Covid at the minute, every single person made the choice not to be vaccinated.