Vaccines - Covid 19
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I read that. Some 700,000 doses unaccounted for. Since been clarified that they went to Anutin's manor.
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For those 'experts' questioning that a 2nd jab Pfizer cannot happen quickly this is another confirmation that DM's wife was probably correct that her second jab is in 3 weeksHighflyer wrote: ↑Thu Aug 12, 2021 8:42 pm On registration I recieved confirmation on 17th July from Medpark Hospital Bangkok ( less than 2 hours HH to BKK) confirming vaccine for 12th Aug, (today) arrived in and out 50 minutes job done, I was given a choice Astra Zeneca or Pfizer, I chose Pfizer, second jag in 3 weeks.
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/\ Correct me if I'm wrong, and I'm sure you will, but wasn't the confusion over the the timescale between the 1st and 2nd doses of Astra Z not Pfizer.
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I stand corrected thankselectricwarrior wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 6:38 pm /\ Correct me if I'm wrong, and I'm sure you will, but wasn't the confusion over the the timescale between the 1st and 2nd doses of Astra Z not Pfizer.
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I've spoken to Mrs D-M (an honorary title) again to clarify. She was given Sinovac this morning and has an appointment for 7 September when she will have an AZ jab. She's sure about this because she queried the different vaccines. I reassured her she was better off getting AZ as her 2nd shot.
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So glad the honorary Mrs DM has cracked the time travel conundrumdtaai-maai wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 6:53 pm I've spoken to Mrs D-M (an honorary title) again to clarify. She was given Sinovac this morning and has an appointment for 7 August when she will have an AZ jab. She's sure about this because she queried the different vaccines. I reassured her she was better off getting AZ as her 2nd shot.
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Yes, DM. That makes much more sense.
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August Schmaugust... but at least Mr Warrior didn't make me look stupid by highlighting my little slip in red, instead of discreetly messaging me!
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Nopepitsch wrote:Did anybody get a vaccination date from them?
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Today I registered at Medpark Hospital for a Pfizer vaccination, There are some new timeslots for it. I don't like to go to Bangkok, but in Hua Hin I can get only Sinovac.
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This is similar to me, first dose was Sinovac to be followed by AZ exactly 3 weeks later.dtaai-maai wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 6:53 pm I've spoken to Mrs D-M (an honorary title) again to clarify. She was given Sinovac this morning and has an appointment for 7 September when she will have an AZ jab. She's sure about this because she queried the different vaccines. I reassured her she was better off getting AZ as her 2nd shot.
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Is SV/AZ vaccination a cunning (non-evidence-based) ploy to speed up vaccinations in an attempt to open up the country? Only AZ/AZ requires a 2 - 3 month interval between shots.
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Could be. What interval does Pfiz/Pfiz need? Thankshhinner wrote:Is SV/AZ vaccination a cunning (non-evidence-based) ploy to speed up vaccinations in an attempt to open up the country? Only AZ/AZ requires a 2 - 3 month interval between shots.
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One surmised as a fellow pedant you would have understood my need to highlight your slip knowing full well that my future posts will be closely scrutinised for even the slightest infringement.dtaai-maai wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:28 pm August Schmaugust... but at least Mr Warrior didn't make me look stupid by highlighting my little slip in red, instead of discreetly messaging me!
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The interval for Pfizer should be only 3 weeks and 3 weeks after the second shot there is maximum protection.