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Audio Al
20-09-2017, 16:09
:) and I was a good boy and did not cry :lol:

walpurgis
20-09-2017, 16:16
Had mine last week. I got a lolly for being good! :D

Audio Al
20-09-2017, 16:17
Had mine last week. I got a lolly for being good! :D

OK , Thats it i'm going back for my lolly :)

hifi_dave
20-09-2017, 16:23
I had a Pneumonia jab a couple of weeks ago and had a very painful arm for 3 days and feeling unwell and very restless on the first night. Didn't expect that..:wah:

walpurgis
20-09-2017, 16:27
OK , Thats it i'm going back for my lolly :)

Dentist next month. Get a tube of Smarties for that! ;)

walpurgis
20-09-2017, 16:28
I had a Pneumonia jab a couple of weeks ago and had a very painful arm for 3 days and feeling unwell and very restless on the first night. Didn't expect that..:wah:

Better than Pneumonia Dave.

hifinutt
20-09-2017, 18:12
very true , lets hope flu jab is more effective this year . i gather last year it was not so effective in its efficacy

Marco
20-09-2017, 18:25
Had mine last week. I got a lolly for being good! :D

You know that you've been *really* good, when the nurse licks your 'lolly'! :eyebrows:

Marco.

walpurgis
20-09-2017, 18:29
You know that you've been *really* good, when the nurse licks your 'lolly'! :eyebrows:

Marco.

Ah. So you've been to my GP's surgery? :D

struth
20-09-2017, 18:32
Start my 6 month indoors. "no visitors sign going up :ner:

walpurgis
20-09-2017, 18:34
no visitors sign going up

Mine's there all year round! :guns:

Barry
20-09-2017, 19:53
Start my 6 month indoors. "no visitors sign going up :ner:

Going into hibernation? ;)

Audio Al
21-09-2017, 09:39
Back in the day when I was married I tried to encourage my wife to have it , `

i said please dont worry you will only feel a little prick

she replied " No change here then "

Macca
21-09-2017, 12:08
The main carriers of disease in the modern world are pigeons and children. Just stay at least 10 yards from either at all times and you'll all be fine.

struth
21-09-2017, 12:13
I carry hand jel as shopping trolleys are a major, as are doors.

struth
21-09-2017, 12:15
I carry hand jel as shopping trolleys are a major, as are doors.

Getting my jab at end of october. I get a free one as im likely to cop it if i get ill

hifi_dave
21-09-2017, 15:22
Better than Pneumonia Dave.

Correct but I was surprised how naff I felt. The Flu jab never affects me.

I'm now having to have a course of Hep-B jabs.

Barry
21-09-2017, 21:18
Getting mine next week. Usually no side effects, but on one occasion my arm was so sore it would wake me up at night. It persisted for three days and I was about to go back to surgery and complain, when it suddenly stopped.

Len Co
27-09-2017, 17:19
Our surgery puts up a big banner urging all over 65s to take advantage of the free jab then I hear on the radio it doesn't really make any difference for over 65s! Never mind, have to go on principle as it's free!!

Minstrel SE
01-10-2017, 11:31
I dont like needles which is a natural reaction when you think about it.

I still cringe at the pop and pain of a school jab with a massive needle which seemed blunt. The upper arm still feels sensitive and indeed damaged there.

Therefore I would have to be half dead or definately needing travel protection before I accepted someone jabbing me up.

struth
01-10-2017, 11:39
I just dont look, and continue to talk away. 9 times out of 10 I dont feel much that way.

Macca
01-10-2017, 11:41
I dont like needles which is a natural reaction when you think about it.

I still cringe the pop and pain of a school jab with a massive needle which seemed blunt. the upper arm still feels sensitive there Therefore I would have to be half dead before I considered someone jabbing me up.

That would be your BCG injection for TB. It was common practice at my school to punch people 'on their BCG'. Just for laughs you understand. Great days.

Don't really understand the fear of injections. It's a little painful but less painful than, say, fighting with the cat.

Audio Al
01-10-2017, 11:58
I dont like needles which is a natural reaction when you think about it.

I still cringe at the pop and pain of a school jab with a massive needle which seemed blunt. The upper arm still feels sensitive and indeed damaged there.

Therefore I would have to be half dead or definately needing travel protection before I accepted someone jabbing me up.

Its all different now , the needles are so thin you hardly notice the injection :)

Joe
01-10-2017, 14:50
Flu jab last Friday, didn't feel a thing. I'm fine with needles as long as I can't actually see the injection.

walpurgis
01-10-2017, 15:16
Flu jab last Friday, didn't feel a thing. I'm fine with needles as long as I can't actually see the injection.

You'll be knackered if you need one in the eye then! ;)

struth
01-10-2017, 15:34
You'll be knackered if you need one in the eye then! ;)

Had my eye scraped with a scalpel once. That was freaky

Minstrel SE
01-10-2017, 16:09
That would be your BCG injection for TB. It was common practice at my school to punch people 'on their BCG'. Just for laughs you understand. Great days.

Don't really understand the fear of injections. It's a little painful but less painful than, say, fighting with the cat.

It was making me a bit angry when I finished my post. Did we need it? My kids wont be going through that sort of rubbish because I feel its just government institutions messing around with us. We just stood in a line and accepted our fate

I had skinny arms and that damn long needle seemed to go all the way through :) Honest it still twinges there when I think about it and that was over 40 years ago.

I thought our immune systems were fairly good. Did we really need these injections or is it just the nanny state?

walpurgis
01-10-2017, 16:11
Had my eye scraped with a scalpel once. That was freaky

I had a tiny brass particle blow out of a gun breech once and stick me in the eye. Pretty bloodshot for a while.

Barry
01-10-2017, 16:16
Had my flu jab yesterday. No after effects. :)

Audio Al
01-10-2017, 16:23
Had my flu jab yesterday. No after effects. :)

You still only have one head them Barry ;)

walpurgis
01-10-2017, 16:23
Did we really need these injections or is it just the nanny state?

They got rid of Smallpox and Polio didn't they? Dreadful illnesses. Smallpox in particular is horrific!!

Prior to the BCG plan, there used to be a fair bit of TB about, my uncle died from it!

There's no doubt Tuberculosis vaccinations worked and reduced its incidence. Although TB is on the rise again, an import we could well do without, along with more Hepatitis and AIDS.

struth
23-10-2017, 19:01
Had my flu jab today. So far so good Alas my bp was still off chart. She's gonna come see me about it doh

walpurgis
23-10-2017, 19:16
Alas my bp was still off chart. She's gonna come see me about it doh

Not so good Grant. Hope she can help sort it for you.

Mine was all over the place six months ago, but seems to have settled down a bit lately. Time to get back on the brandy and cigars! ;)

brian2957
23-10-2017, 19:30
Hope you get it fixed mate .

Hammer
23-10-2017, 19:51
Had my flu jab also today