Everyone has to wait for 15 mins here although there was a lot of sneaking out early!
(19-05-2021, 07:57 AM)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]Walking is fine here, you have to wait 15 mins if you are driving and encouraged to come alone.
I expect every centre is different.
Its the same rules at our centre Boss, the only hold ups seem to be finding a parking space.
Same here, but its a 15 minute wait for everyone - they don't ask how you travelled.
I found it surreal - all these people sitting silently, spaced apart, staring at the clock on the far wall (or their phone). Suddenly, one would stand up and walk out and immediately a uniformed person would walk over and swab down their empty seat.
I'd play a game where I tried to guess who would be the next to walk out - usually one of the fidgeters, gathering all their belongings together, or putting on their coat.
I actually felt guilty when I left after 14 minutes. !!
For the second jab, I was in and out within 5 mins
I had my second AZ on the 7th it was such a non-event that I forgot to report back. I was prepared to feel poorly for a few days but I wasn't even rough for the evening like I was with the first. I couldn't get any sympathy no matter how hard I tried. We were told not to drive for 15 mins, whereas P had to sit down for 15, he had the Pfizer. I looked on the don't drive policy as an opportunity for a it of retail therapy.
Booked our first and second appointments today after a text a couple of days ago. Exciting times.
There are some here who say they have just had, or just notified about, getting their second jag, which I find quite surprising, I thought that the high priority was for all the old folk not just those in the homes
(19-05-2021, 08:47 AM)Bren Wrote: [ -> ] (19-05-2021, 07:57 AM)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]Walking is fine here, you have to wait 15 mins if you are driving and encouraged to come alone.
I expect every centre is different.
Its the same rules at our centre Boss, the only hold ups seem to be finding a parking space.
Maybe something to do with the actual setup then - lots of car parking, no room for people to wait. They get a chair outside under a roof covering thing. No queuing inside either, we are asked to arrive with less than 10 mins prior to jab. Park up and wait in the queue outside.
(19-05-2021, 08:36 PM)Spec Wrote: [ -> ]There are some here who say they have just had, or just notified about, getting their second jag, which I find quite surprising, I thought that the high priority was for all the old folk not just those in the homes
I can't afford one Jag, certainly not a second one.
You've been spoilt - standing queues outside here. For my first one, I queued in the snow!!