Hi folks!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R._N._Taber
Hi folks,
Well, I had the Pfizer Covid vaccination yesterday and
have experienced no ill-effects. I have to admit, I was hoping for the Oxford
vaccine, but I think it would have been very foolish of me (and others) to
reject the offer of protection against the coronavirus, especially given a soaring
rise in cases due to the spread of the new variant. I can honestly say that I
barely felt the prick and it has given me a new sense of self-confidence in going
out and about locally.
Regular readers will know that I also have to attend
hospital appointments for a stubborn ear infection which involves taking the
London Underground into central London; I dread the journey each time as there are
still Covidiots out there who do not wear their masks properly and/or let them
slip so nose and mouth are not covered while they are on the train.
While I do not agree with the British Government’s
decision to extend the gap between vaccinations from three weeks to three
months, feel reasonably protected even after just one jab. I am also convinced
that I experienced Covid-19 symptoms in early January; rightly or wrongly, that
has left me feeling that I have an added immunity. So… fingers crossed.
It has been a busy week and I haven’t been sleeping
too well, but continue to take each day as it comes, hoping for the best rather
than swelling on any worst scenarios, and keep looking on the bright(er) side
of life. I recommend it as a GOOD way to start any day at the moment. I am hoping
to complete a new poem within the next few days, so… watch this space.
Take care, stay safe, keep well and let’s all continue
to keep nurturing a positive mind-set rather than let the Naysayers of our time
send us into free fall,
Back soon,
Hugs,
Roger
PS I'm glad to see that US President Trump has modified the tone of his rhetoric from explosive to reconciliatory, almost apologetic... even if it is if only because he hopes to escape the lasting stigma of impeachment on his term in office.
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