Already had my first jab, apperently having luekemia puts you in the high risk category...who knew...

Thanks Stoopo, do you think they will take people from Los Angeles?

comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) עם ישראל חי (U9756)
posted 1 minute ago
Thanks Stoopo, do you think they will take people from Los Angeles?
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Why do you ask, JohnnyLosAngeles? Do your parents live there or something?

Got the call for mine as I have a mild asthma, was surprised to say the least.

Had mine a month ago as I'm primary carer for my missus (I'm 57 and the council got in touch with me). The crazy thing was that my missus who is severely disabled and seems to be compiling an A-Z of what illnesses you can catch didn't get her jab until last week.

comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) ע�... (U9756)
posted 1 hour, 50 minutes ago
Thanks Stoopo, do you think they will take people from Los Angeles?
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If you can get over I’ll get you in

comment by Stoopo (U4707)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) ע�... (U9756)
posted 1 hour, 50 minutes ago
Thanks Stoopo, do you think they will take people from Los Angeles?
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If you can get over I’ll get you in
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By the time I can, I should be in the right age group.

Thanks mate!

Already had my first jab, apperently having luekemia puts you in the high risk category...who knew
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Don’t know what to say, you ok pal ?

Had mine a fortnight ago, mid 50's and to use Boris' language, "fit as a butcher's dog". Think it is because I am in an area where there are a lot of BAME people and they have been refusing it. Had AZ but my Mrs had Pfizer a week before me.

comment by LIW Radchancer (U8453)
posted 24 minutes ago
Already had my first jab, apperently having luekemia puts you in the high risk category...who knew
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Don’t know what to say, you ok pal ?
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Yeah, im grand.

Was diagnosed last June and been having treatment since, im currently in remission and due to have my final round of treatment next month at which point I should be able to be diagnosed as completely cancer free.

In ten years time when people ask "do you remember where you were when leeds were prompted?" I'll be able to make everyone uncomfortable when I say "lying in a hospital bed hardly able to move due to being pumped full of arsenic due to cancer" which will be fun... for me at least, other people will probably stare at their shoes

Matty, get well soon

Bloody hell Matty. Dropping a serious bit of news there
mate. Glad you're doing alright. FWIW, your comments on here are always a good read and often bring a smile
to my face. Matchday threads in particular. Valued member of this daft bunch of people. Cheers

Great to hear you're recovering well, Matty...I've been wondering how you've been these past few months.
I've been in remission for 2 years now, had my treatment at St. James and Chapel Allerton hospitals.

That’s great news matty 👍 always enjoyed your comments on here.

Great news too with you NJS 👍

A tough period to have any problems, but sounds like your both fighters and going to be clear.

people who refuse the jab should be put on a canoe and left in the mid atlantic

anti-vaxxers are scuuuuuum

Keep getting stronger and better you cancer survivors!

Marching On Together with you!

Never knew that Matty, bloody hell. Wishing you a full recovery.

All the best to getting to 100% free Matty.

Although I have never met you or the rest of the Motley crew on here, as we all have the same passion for all at the hallowed part of LS11, proven time and time again by the comments on here - We are all LUFC - MOT.

Yeah some shock that Matty! Hope you are on the mend.

Wow Matty and NJS. I’m glad you are both getting there. That’s tough to hear.

Sending you both a virtual hug

....sorry should have wished you all the best NJS.

Lost my brother in law to covid over the last month and cannot understand why anyone would reject a chance for protection. My wife and I awaiitng our 2nd jab which cant come soon enough. Now in week 10 since our 1st in late December.

To all who are living through this nightmare with problems of health and age please stick with it and gets those jabs.

Sorry NJS - me too. All the best!

comment by Penshawdave (U1894)
posted 52 minutes ago
Lost my brother in law to covid over the last month and cannot understand why anyone would reject a chance for protection. My wife and I awaiitng our 2nd jab which cant come soon enough. Now in week 10 since our 1st in late December.

To all who are living through this nightmare with problems of health and age please stick with it and gets those jabs.
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Everyone has their own reasons I guess. They ge5 no argument from me.

We’ve lost a few in our area if York. I knew a couple of them quite well.

Also one of the fittest guys I know - 64, ex Paratrooper - caught it and ended up in icu. He beat it but three months later is still struggling to breath properly. Probably with him for life now.

I’d say get the jab but then again I’m 65 and thinking if I catch it then it could be the end - or like my mate it could just be the start of a long road to recovery.

din't realise we had so many old gits on here