Claire was able to get her Pfizer vaccine booster jab today. Apart from the heavy arm for a few days all was OK.
Also had a walk along Lullingstone Park river.
Category: Health
Health
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Week 86 – November 5th – Bowel cancer update
My test results came back and thankfully it wall all clear.
I’m glad my doctors do an early campaign for this.
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Week 85 – October 29th – Bowel cancer
My doctors is part of an early screening project for bowel cancer.
The test kit arrived today and I was able to complete the test and send it back.
Were see what the results are.
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Week 81 – October 1st – Antibodies
After getting home from Cornwall, and catching up with the post, one of the letters was the results from ONS survey that we do every month for Covid19.
I was quite taken aback to see my blood test showed I had negative antibodies and this was only 4 months after the 2nd vaccine jab.
Will be even more careful now.
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Week 80 – September 25th – Flu jab
Yesterday I rang up after both myself and Claire had received text messages saying that we could have the flu jab.
I was quite surprised when they said that we could come today. So both myself and Claire have now had the flu vaccine jab.
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Week 64 – May 31st – Week 3 of lockdown easing phase 3
Today as part of the National Statistics Covid19 survey that we have been doing since last year. As well as doing a Covid19 test, we also did a blood test to find out if we have antibodies for the virus from the vaccine.
Which we found out we did.
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Week 61 – May 10th – Week 5 of lockdown easing phase 2
I got my second Oxford Astra Zenca jab. All ok apart from feeling nausea about 36 hours after the jab for a short time.
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Week 60 – May 3rd – Week 4 of lockdown easing phase 2
Claire had her 2nd Pfizer jab at the hospital. Thankfully no reaction to it.
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Week 56 – March 22nd – Week 3 of lockdown easing phase 1
Can you believe it’s one year on since the UK first went into lockdown. So much heartache has been felt.
Thank god we have amazing NHS and scientist to battle us through this crisis.
Turned on our lamp to remember those who have sadly lost their life to this dreadful virus, unfortunately many more will.
One year on from the start of the first lockdown. Lit the lantern to say thank you
