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Katie Price shares relief as disabled son Harvey, 18, receives second Covid jab after adverse reaction to first injection

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Katie Price has been left feeling reassured after her son Harvey received his second Covid-19 jab.The former glamour model's 18 year old son Harvey, who is partially blind, autistic and has Prader Willi syndrome, was rushed to hospital in early February after suffering a "dangerous" reaction to his first dose of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine.

At the time, the doting mum told her followers he had a high temperature but he was soon discharged and returned home before recommending people still get the preventative treatment against the coronavirus.

Katie has now shared her relief as she returned to the NHS for her son to receive the second injection to keep him protected amid the ongoing pandemic, which she said he's responded well to.

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