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    Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates

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    • starlight1968sgS Offline
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      Imp75\" post_id=\"2085554\" time=\"1665547999\" user_id=\"2358:

      Is 4th jab only open to above 50 right now?
      Yes, the new bivalent jab is available to age 50 and above.

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      • starlight1968sgS Offline
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        MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"2085557\" time=\"1665548613\" user_id=\"43981:

        Taking candy arh.
        free \"candy\"

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        • SG_KP1S Offline
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          Imp75\" post_id=\"2085554\" time=\"1665547999\" user_id=\"2358:

          Is 4th jab only open to above 50 right now?
          I was looking at this earlier today and believe the answer is yes, but not 100% sure.

          I went to a clinic with my kid last weekend, and the doctor asked if I wanted another booster (which I declined). Not sure if the 2nd booster is possible or I am aging poorly šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚ :lol:

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          • starlight1968sgS Offline
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            i read that instead of counting the doses taken, now the mindset is when was your last dose.


            I took 4 doses; dh and dd had 3 doses.

            Soon, I will go for the bivalent dose. Dh, being age above 50 would do so. Dd would be still at her 3rd dose.

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            • starlight1968sgS Offline
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              Any mum brought their parents to take the 5th dose ie the Moderna bivalent jab?

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              • zac's mumZ Offline
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                starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2086530\" time=\"1666511250\" user_id=\"14025:

                Any mum brought their parents to take the 5th dose ie the Moderna bivalent jab?
                When can they take? Need at least 5 months after the 4th?

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                • ChiefKiasuC Offline
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                  zac's mum\" post_id=\"2086546\" time=\"1666516961\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2086546 time=1666516961 user_id=53606]
                  When can they take? Need at least 5 months after the 4th?[/quote]
                  IMO it might be better to wait and see the effects of this bivalent dose. No hurry.

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                  • sharonkhooS Offline
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                    ChiefKiasu\" post_id=\"2086550\" time=\"1666524243\" user_id=\"3:

                    IMO it might be better to wait and see the effects of this bivalent dose. No hurry.
                    My parents went to get theirs a few days ago. They are both 84, and didn't mention any side effects. So far, my parents are the eager ones - they've always been among the first in their age group to get the jabs.

                    Again, my brother and sis-in-law will get the new jabs before my husband and me (because they are in healthcare). We will wait till sometime next year as we just had our boosters last month.

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                    • Liew Nga WingL Offline
                      Liew Nga Wing
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                      zac's mum\" post_id=\"2086546\" time=\"1666516961\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2086546 time=1666516961 user_id=53606]
                      When can they take? Need at least 5 months after the 4th?[/quote]
                      Yes, it need at least 5 months after your previous jab and therefore they don't allow me to take now and ask me to come back in mid of November 2022.

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                      • Liew Nga WingL Offline
                        Liew Nga Wing
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                        slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2086557\" time=\"1666530639\" user_id=\"28674:

                        My parents went to get theirs a few days ago. They are both 84, and didn't mention any side effects. So far, my parents are the eager ones - they've always been among the first in their age group to get the jabs.
                        It is good as your parents are protected by the new bivalent jab. For those over 50 years old, please hurry up. Compare to the suffering from the long Covid Symptoms and the lose of smell and taste during the infection of Covid, some mild side effects from the bivalent vaccine is \"nothing\".

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