No deff not made up I got one before aswell to say about only one person allowed to shop no couples etcI have a nectar card and sainsburys credit card and didn't get an email. Saw it on our local Facebook page and thought it was made up because our Sainsburys constantly plays a message over the tannoys saying they won't challenge anyone not wearing a mask and don't expect other customers to challenge each other as not all disabilities are visible!
I try to avoid it as its always heaving in ours and people just don't back the duck off!!
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Vaccine rollout chief response to the telegraph article:
I got the email from Sains too. Not fake.
Yeah I also got the sainsbos email.
I went to B&M today (for some bits for school/work, please no one start the is B&M essential chat), I eyed up the Easter eggs and then walked away
regretting my decision now
ive got mini eggs and Easter eggs coming in my Tesco order tomorrow - i can’t wait!
That is excellent self control! I couldn’t have not bought one
I will now have to wait until I need milk or the like to go back to the shop, don’t want to get arrested for just getting my chocolate fix
Don’t you mean... eggcellent
Mr P asked why I just didn't buy a chocolate bar as it was cheaper. I'm sure that's grounds for divorce.
A&E nurse, 43, catches Covid after his second vaccination postponed
David Longden, 43, was given the first Pfizer jab because he worked on the frontline at the Princess of Wales hospital in Bridgend, South Wales.
Another person who's had the vaccine but caught it quickly
I wouldn't be against health staff being given their second dose quickly.News at Tens making for terrible viewing Covid patients being sent out to care homes again and unable to leave their rooms ,carers breaking down on camera
If you've already been isolating for a while anyway, then I wouldn't worry. People who have tested positive often still have lingering symptoms once their isolation period is over.
I always seem to have a sore throat too if I think about it. Probably a mix of being psychosomatic and having the heating on .
Everyone has a unique NHS number and has done for years. I even know mine off by heart because I moved house recently and it makes things like changing doctor and dentist easier if you know it. Now I know the government's Excel skills are pretty shocking as we saw late last year, but seriously all they have to do is start a new table in their existing databases listing NHS number, date and make of first covid vaccine, date and make of second covid vaccine. When you see how much data, photos etc the GP or hospital already store on you, adding a couple of simple vaccination dates should be simple. They do not need a fecking dedicated app, with all the conspiracy baggage it comes with, to keep track of simple stuff like this.
Any UK Government minister flat out denying something means it's being announced two days later, we've surely learned that by now?
Would they need another dose in this case wouldn't they have enough antibodies from the real infection ?A&E nurse, 43, catches Covid after his second vaccination postponed
David Longden, 43, was given the first Pfizer jab because he worked on the frontline at the Princess of Wales hospital in Bridgend, South Wales.www.dailymail.co.uk
Another person who's had the vaccine but caught it quickly
Whenever anyone is given any sort of innovation it is recorded in patients notes as a matter of course, including batch numbers, dates, etc.
They're already ahead of you Kev
Yes I know, that is what I am saying, so where is the Telegraph vaccine passport app tit coming from then and why is the government piloting it?Whenever anyone is given any sort of innovation it is recorded in patients notes as a matter of course, including batch numbers, dates, etc.
They're already ahead of you Kev
On the one show they had someone on (scientist I think from the Oxford vaccination) who said even if you've had covid you'd still need a vaccination as not everyone is immune after and also something about antibodies (kids were talking so didn't catch what she said)
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