Would you Accept a very late night appt to get vaccine ?

[Thisisnotreallymyname]

So - they are talking about rolling out a 24 hour vaccination process for Covid.
Your appt come through for 2:15 am.
Would you do it ?

YABU - No
YANBU - Yes

Hospitals boot peo3 out in the middle of the night all the time. Which is obviously unacceptable so why not go for a life saving jab at any time

Not only would I do it but I’d help if I could to make it happen for everyone. I reckon I could give a jab/clean an area/drive someone with transport problems/whatever, I think there are lots who could and would.

Yes. And I'd be very grateful.

Absolutely. Any time, any day.

Yep. Not a problem. I’d also be happy to drive my grandma and others without transport to their appointments.

Absolutely 100% I would!!

I think it's a great idea. Those who genuinely can't get there easily should be given normal appointments. I'd be as flexible as needed, it's the least I can do 💉

I'd do it any time anyway, but would volunteer if it freed up daytime for people whose timetables are more constrained.

Yes 3 am would suit me because I'm always awake then!

Err yes

Absolutely and if my DH and I could get an appointment time together even better as he would have to drive us there ( I don’t drive because of medical reasons) if not he would drive me for mine and go back another night for his. I’m a night owl but he is definitely not, he would get up for a vaccine though.

Well I'm a single mum so as long as it was on the nights exH has the kids then yes. I have had COVID and i really can't cope getting it again so I would bite someone hand off for a vaccine

Yes, whatever time.

Definitely

yes
hope it's easier to find than the testing centre in Hyde Park though - admittedly I wasn't feeling great & was a bit nervous, but I drove round in circles for half an hour and couldn't find it.
I did the "when do I get my covid vaccination" online thing this morning - it was suggesting mid to late Feb. No idea how accurate,
but will have to go back and look at whether it was anticipating 24/7 delivery.

Yep

No I wouldn’t. It would have to be day time only for me

when am I likely to get the vaccine?

The online calculator originally based on 1m weekly.
BBC website now suggests 2m weekly target with the second vaccine available.
I adjusted the figures to allow for that, and it brought my likely vaccination date forward by a month. But if the second vaccine doesn't require a second dose until twelve weeks.......

Of course I would.

Yes but depending where it's being given, I am unable to have the Pfizer one due to previous anaphylactic reactions in my past. I would risk it and have either if it was been given in a hospital.

@EveryDayIsADuvetDay

when am I likely to get the vaccine?

The online calculator originally based on 1m weekly.
BBC website now suggests 2m weekly target with the second vaccine available.
I adjusted the figures to allow for that, and it brought my likely vaccination date forward by a month. But if the second vaccine doesn't require a second dose until twelve weeks.......

Between July and September 😭

Yes, I'd take any appointment offered

Yes, but it’s a pointless question.

As JVT pointed out at today’s press conference - delivering the vaccine quickly ie the logistics of carrying out the vaccination program isn’t the bit that’s delaying the speed of delivery. It’s getting the supply of batches of the vaccine, it needs to be manufactured and supplied by the companies who are producing. The volumes needed during a worldwide pandemic are mind-boggling.

Yes I would take any appointment time anywhere in the country, as long as I had enough time to travel there to be on time for the appointment.
I would bite their hands off if I was offered a vaccine!!

I would take any appointment to get the vaccine, even middle of the night if it came to it.

I just used the calculator posted by Mulhollandmagoo and it gave me an estimated date range between my daughter's birthday and my late mum's. A bit eerie for me.

If I go with having an underlying condition (morbidly obese, but very close to the next level down as I lose weight) it changes things to being about 2 months earlier. But that's dependent on people knowing I'm in that category (and I don't plan on staying there).

Early and late clinics are needed but overnight not so sure. Too many people will end up oversleeping and missing their appointments!