One vaccine too many?
How would we know? If they did antibody tests, we would. We do know that some people who are vulnerable don't have any antibodies despite several vaccinations.
It is complete chaos out there for those who are vulnerable, especially the previously labelled extremely clinically vulnerable. We're talking about nearly 4 million people.
Here is an example from a support group of the kind of maze in which doctors and their patients are submerged, it's a post about priority PCR tests which are supposed to be available to people who may catch Covid and need a test and to commence treatment with anti-virals:
"Update on the priority PCR test drama.
For those who are meant to have received one but haven't.
So after conversations with my Gastroenterology Pharmacist who has confirmed that I am on their eligibility list for consideration of antiviral treatment if I tested positive, he started looking into whos responsibility it is to send out the priority (red box) tests.
Both he and I separately contacted the local CCG who have investigated and are stumped, they have escalated it to the CSU (Commisioning Support Unit), someone from the CSU rang yesterday saying they're also trying to find out where/who is sending these tests out, how to get one if missed, and how to get a replacement one if it's been used and why have 119 been signposted to everyone and not have any idea.
They have also drawn a blank and have now escalated to NHS England.
I'll keep updating as I hear more, but it shows how woefully this has been managed by the government."