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Day Marie and I got vaccinated for Covid

Covid vaccination

We were given the jabs after the doctor was satisfied that we had nothing to contra-indicate a successful vaccination.

Photo credit: Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • We entered the vaccination area through a door marked ‘Entrance Only’ and guarded by a young and handsome Singh.
  • We left through the ‘Exit’ door. It took no more than 30 minutes from the time of our arrival until we left.

For almost a year now, we have been seeing the number of Covid-19 cases go up around the world, the mortality rate increase, how hospitals are coping, and finally, how many families have been affected by this deadly virus.

I now a Mzee aged 92 years, and Mama Marie touching 90, received a letter from the NHS inviting us for our Covid vaccination a week ago. I found the organisation so impeccable that I decided to write a full column about it.