Luke Shaw for instance...
vaccine = good = brexit = good = go on summer holidays = forget the all previous shitshow
Qatar reported 261 deaths from covid and Iceland 29. There's more going on here than can be represented by a simple graph with two axis.
Fair play, milk it for all its worth. Was it the Pfizer or AZ? Its very strange how it affects everyone differently. No effects whatsoever for me, missus had hers Thursday, intially no problems, then during the night she had to get up and take pain killers for a headache, then by lunch time fine again.
Very strange. I had mine on Wednesday (AZ) and spent the next 2 days waiting for something to happen, but nothing at all; I could hardly even see where the needle went in, let alone feel it. No one I know has had a reaction either. Mrs H hasn't had her jab yet but has heard a couple of reports (though she must 'know' about a million people on fb so what do you expect). You'd think there has to be a reason, some sort of common denominator among those worst affected, and I daresay once this is all over some clever chaps in white coats will work it out. The reactions are caused by the body being stimulated to produce antibodies, so are confirmation that the vaccine is doing its job. Let's hope it's doing as good a job on the rest of us. FWIW, the scientific advice I've heard (on John Campbell's YT channel) is to avoid 'treating' the side effects (e.g. with paracetamol) unless they become unbearable because it's better to let the body carry on fighting the war (by making antibodies) than to think it's all over. Easier said than done, though, I expect.
I agree with all that Kenny. Just think locally schools opening could be put off especially when 1/2 of hospitalisations are the under 50s although thankfully most recover.
