Just curious as to who would, and would not have the new vaccine if offered.

I am happy to be first in line (after health care workers etc) Hiw about you??

Yep count me in as someone who was required to shield.

Terry

By the time I actually get a choice it will be well tried and tested. So by then yes.

Ray.

Yes.

Yes, if and when I reach the pointy end of the queue.

Yeah no bother. Ill try anything me.

Not sure where I would be on the list at 54 but also a bit of a lardy git and my lung function has never been great. Im happy to wait though, there are far more needier and more at risk than myself.

Yes certainly

I’m waiting for blood test results to see if I still have antibodies, but sadly it’s now 7 months since I was so sick so I prob haven’t, although I still have long Covid symptoms , both feet are without sensation, which I’m told is common nerve damage, although I haven’t been told why or how long it will last, no longer breathless but still tire soon , struggling with inflammatory arthritis as Im reluctant to go back on immunosuppressants

I couldn’t volunteer to give blood plasma as tests were not available at the end of March and you needed to have tested positive for Covid to volunteer , or been hospitalised

So as someone who has met and survived Covid, just about, I would urge all who have the chance of a vaccine to take it

It’s a horrific disease if you are in anyway vulnerable and it leaves it’s Mark a long time after you survive it

That’s if you do survive it

Sandra

Serpently. Even if the queue is very long. Don't know when it will be available in Spain.

Bill

Yes, I would. I have asthma but am otherwise well.

Barry, I think, if it is offered, you should go for it. You tick a several of the "at risk" boxes.

I hadn't realised, Bill, that it was not available in mainland Europe.

Yes.

I want to start living again before it’s too late.

The flu jab has protected me for the past 36 years so I am all for it.