Living with COVID webinar May 2022

[@framboisineillustrationnis5326]

I’m on wach and live me too! Thank you for this video! :)

[@jep1103]

I have been in remission since Dec 2020. I had covid in Jan also I'd had 3 jabs at the time ....the only symptom I had was a sniffly nose and a bit of aching, like a cold/virus type thing. I was not eligible for extra drugs but that's ok. Like the lady I was contacted very quickly. I do not hear anything from my surgery anymore I have no idea if I'm still vulnerable but I took it on my own back to get my 4th jab. I booked it and took my paperwork, explained my situation and they jabbed me...happy days

[@LymphomaAction]

We're pleased to learn that you're in remission, and that the symptoms you had with Covid-19 were manageable. It is a complex area, around whether someone is considered vulnerable, and their own medical team are best placed to say more on an individual's situation. It is good to learn that you were able to organise having another vaccination, and hope this is giving you some reassurance. We send our best wishes to you.

[@lindatesluk2479]

It’s especially hard when family have refused the vaccine and don’t care about me a lymphoma patient currently in treatment. Now that life for them is back to normal it has put me back in isolation.

[@ismileyman8110]

Would be easier if evusheld was available in the UK.