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[Graeme Stevens]

The inimitable Mrs S works at the local hospital - rumour has it that a limited number of "jabs" will be available in January, to the most at risk first...so that's not me 'n' 'er

[Kathy A]

@graemestevens being a frontline medical worker I’ll be in the running to be jabbed early, not sure I want that, not sure I’m keen to be a guinea pig

[Jennie B.]

It is going to be a tough decision to make Kathy. I’m sure I would not want to be first in line to be jabbed.

[Mags]

Do we get to hear what any side effects might be first, or do we have to get it to find out what's in it... I wonder.

[Casablanca]

Oooh interesting choice for news

[Diana]

I have decided that a jab is not for me ;-)

[Fisher Family]

This is one headline that I would like to come true. I would think any possible side effects will be much less severe than a serious case of Covid-19. If I could be, I would be at the front of the queue for the jab.

Ian

[Cazzi]

Interesting news article. Keep safe!

[Carole Sandford]

I do hope they they are tested properly & not just rushed out. As you say I don’t fancy being a guinea pig!

[Kathy]

Wow, what a decision to have to be made. It does seem that the testing has gone very quickly. I would like to see more about the results myself. I'm glad I have retired. Instead of gowning and masking up, I can lie about in my nightgown if I want to.

[KWind]

Fascinating!!

[Babs]

I think I will wait and see if the first people have any side effects before I have the jab.

[Allison Williams]

Eye-catching headline

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's news but I'm not sure I want a synthetic version of this virus shot into my system. I hope that it is not mandatory but we'll see- both on the side effects and forced vaccination.