‘Join the AZ club’: the under 40s influencing their friends to get the jab

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Elise Holland was one of the first to roll up her sleeve and get the jab when access to the AstraZeneca vaccine was recently opened up to under 40s | covid COVID19 coronavirus AZ vaccinerollout

Elise Holland was one of the first to roll up her sleeve and get the jab when access to the AstraZeneca vaccine was recently opened up to under 40s.Elise Holland, 35, has had the AstraZeneca vaccine and is encouraging her friends to do so, too.Since then, Ms Holland has taken it upon herself to try and convince her young friends and family to get vaccinated against COVID-19 now, rather than wait for Pfizer.

On Saturday, the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation updated its advice to say that everyone in greater Sydney aged over 18 should strongly consider getting any vaccine, including AstraZeneca, due to the growing number of cases. “I’ve spoken to people in a lot of group chats and recommended to other people to speak to their doctors,” the Fitzroy tech researcher said.

Student James Browning, 19, from the Sutherland Shire in Sydney said he decided to get the AstraZeneca vaccine after calculating the odds of how often people get blood clots. James Browning, 19, from Sydney, is one of an increasing number of under 40s deciding to get the AstraZeneca vaccine, and convincing friends along the way.After getting the jab, Mr Browning shared his experience with friends his age over phone calls and at online poker nights.“A lot of them were like me, they were hesitant because they’ve seen all the stuff in the media. And through their conversation with me, I think having a mate who did it, it broke the ice a little bit.

Vaccine expert Professor Julie Leask from the University of Sydney school of nursing and midwifery said those influencing others to get vaccinated needed to use persuasion, not coercion.It was important not to make people who were worried about the risk of AstraZeneca feel shunned, she said.

 

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Yep! I’m part of The AZ Club -I’m under 40 and got the jab in May. It was a no brainer. GP had tons of stock, and we went through the risk assessment. We did the same when I got Gardasil which has actually way more risk. I see him every 3 months. So 2nd jab lined up perfectly

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I took it the same week they started restricting it to over 60s. Anyone with a brain knows ATAGI are too risk adverse and unable to see the massive benefits of getting us quickly out of this disaster.

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and she'll be the first to make headlines if she gets a blood clot and dies.

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