Yep, that’s right, I’ve joined the ranks of the jabbed! The whole process went smoothly, with the queue flowing easily and the actual vaccine administered in the blink of an eye. By now the vaccine process has become a well-oiled machine, capable of dishing out doses to people at a rapid rate – as it should be.
At the time of writing this, I feel more or less fine. Last night I started to come down with a cold, so any woozy, weary feelings over the course of today could be attributed to that, rather than any side effects. In fact, as of this post, I haven’t had any side effects. I don’t want to jinx things, but I feel alright, aside from being a touch fatigued, which as mentioned could be due to the cold.
What needs to happen next is for everyone who is eligible for the vaccine to get the vaccine. At the moment just over 31% of the UK’s population has received both their doses. We’re getting there.
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Jabbed??? You really have drunk the kool aid. most normal people would say vaccinated or I got my shot. Vaccines are not perfect and people should have free choice not be forced into it like socialists want.
Wow. Talk about twisted David. I know lots of people who’ve used the casual term ‘jabbed’. Even a cursory glance at any form of social media will show lots of people using the term. Moreover, it’s completely irrelevant.
As to your other ‘point’, I’m not aware of anyone claiming vaccines are perfect, but they do have a proven history of working. I refer you to the smallpox vaccination, and how diseases like tuberculosis and the measles are much rarer than they used to be. Nor did I claim everyone should be forced to get the vaccine.