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Covid Vaccinations

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CathyFP

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Are type 1 diabetics prioritised for Covid boosters?
 
As someone with Type 1, I received the covid booster last autumn with my flu jab but was not included in the Spring covid booster program.
I am not aware of any “prioritisation”.
 
As someone with Type 1, I received the covid booster last autumn with my flu jab but was not included in the Spring covid booster program.
I am not aware of any “prioritisation”.
Thanks @helli Ah same for me. I was wondering if I had missed out on the Spring booster. I’m also a carer for a 90 yr old so had expected to be included. Seeing as I’ve just had Covid it’s probably not a priority for me
 
The spring booster was extremely limited in its rollout for some reason.
 
The spring booster was extremely limited in its rollout for some reason.
I had my booster back in May. The eligible groups at the time were:
  • adults aged 75 years and over at 30 June 2024
  • people in care homes for older adults
  • individuals aged six months and over who are immunosuppressed
 
I'm going to be controversial here but I really do believe the COVID vaccine was what triggered my Diabetes - specifically the Pfizer one - I contracted 2 auto-immune conditions (Psoriasis and Diabetes) very shortly after my 1st dose of it so am very sceptical of having any more boosters (Not a medical opinion - just my own - we are all different)
 
I had my booster back in May. The eligible groups at the time were:
  • adults aged 75 years and over at 30 June 2024
  • people in care homes for older adults
  • individuals aged six months and over who are immunosuppressed
It must depend as I had a spring booster and I'm not 75, I might feel 75 sometimes.
 
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