NHS app

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paulja
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Joined: 03 Dec 2019 19:02

Re: NHS app

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Post: # 17915Post paulja »

Retire1day wrote: 18 May 2021 20:44 Thanks, just logged in and seen that. Somehow or another my son is getting a jab today, he is 23 and an accountant.

Sometimes its surprising.

My daughter, 31, had her first 4 weeks ago. She is a deputy headteacher.

Her husband, 35, nothing so far, works for cafcass.

Neither have any health issues.

Glad she has had it.

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Retire1day
Posts: 984
Joined: 05 Nov 2019 20:29

Re: NHS app

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Post: # 17916Post Retire1day »

Someone he knew let him know there was a spare slot so he let me know that's how it got it early.
gail
Posts: 4525
Joined: 28 Oct 2019 15:57

Re: NHS app

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Post: # 17920Post gail »

Just downloaded the app for both of us, couldn't believe how straightforward it was.

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