should be able to get 5g now.
You need the 5G upgrade, thatās in the second jab
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No such problems here, the Funzie nurse is going to give me a shot at 12 noon on Friday
Canāt wait. 
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As long as you donāt get
Oh, I dunno.
She has a certain appeal 
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Just my luck that Iād getā¦
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Yeah, Iād draw the line at that 
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Eeewww!
Please stop now 
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Just finished reading Breathtaking by Rachel Clarke, a hospice nurse and author, about jan-apr 2020.
A few light moments but fuck me it makes me thankful the hardest thing about my job is not calling people twats on Teams calls.
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That canāt be easy. You must be very proud.
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No Iām not. Not remotely.
I think youāre very modest.
Just got home after receiving my first (Oxford) jab. Very pleased to have it so quickly, although I canāt help feeling that there must be more deserving cases that still have no date.
So all is good, except the car emitted a rather loud bang on the way there, I suspect it is a broken spring. It now drifts to the right if I take my hands off the steering wheel. Itās going to be fun getting that fixed. Canāt be arsed to investigate it atm as weāve had more snow and itās fucking freezing.
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Muscle and joint aches for 24 hours post vaccine and a general feeling of wooziness with a mild headache. All gone now and everything back to normal, nothing major in the grand scheme of things and known side effects, certainly nothing that would prevent me having it again.
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That Funzie nurse needs to use a better optician - those spectacles donāt fit properly.
I had the Pfizer - my arm was itchy for about 12 hours afterwards and the injection site became bruised and still is after 10 days. Other than that - nowt. My mother reported feeling fatigued the day after she got the Pfizer. Certainly nothing to be anxious about.
If Bill Gates is tracking and tracing me he is going to be terribly disappointed.