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Post by Miss Tequila on Mar 10, 2021 21:26:01 GMT -5
I had to google it as the link didn’t work. 10 of the infected had vaccines, 6 had one dose and 4 had the second dose. We all know that it is 2 weeks after the second dose that you are at max protection. The article didn’t say how recent the second dose was. Or even how recent the first doses were. We also know that the vaccine is not 100%. But it’s enough that I’m comfortable starting to see people that are also vaccinated.
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Post by Miss Tequila on Mar 11, 2021 9:24:35 GMT -5
I’m struggling quite a bit with returning to normal. Even though we are vaccinated, it really is terrifying to me. I’m forcing myself because I know it’s not healthy. There's a very real PTSD type reaction that can happen after a severe illness. DH and I both went through it after his prolonged illness and surgeries. Me more so than him, likely because I was watching it happen and trying to keep him alive. It can come up at the weirdest times and even months/years after the trauma. Understanding that thru therapy has been really helpful for me. I put in the work to develop much healthier coping skills that likely saved me last year when he had the emergency surgery and got me thru this past isolated winter while being prone to SAD. Your situation was likely heightened by being so aware that someone needs to care for your disabled daughter. Please IM me if you ever need a listening ear. That is so sweet of you. Thank you so much
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Post by minnesotapaintlady on Mar 11, 2021 9:46:04 GMT -5
As expected, as soon as the vaccine became available to our group (essential manufacturing), my company would make sure we could get done. Anyone here that wants to be vaccinated can get one today or tomorrow. I signed up for an afternoon slot tomorrow, but now I'm getting a little anxious about it.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2021 10:05:33 GMT -5
For those who couldn't access the link I posted earlier, I rechecked and the story is no longer on the local NBC page. I did, however, find the story on our ABC affiliate's page abc13.com/focused-care-at-brenham-nursing-home-covid-19-outbreak-coronavirus/10403901/My point, which I didn't state directly, is that the vaccines are not meant to be a guarantee against infection. As others note, there is with most vaccines a period of days or weeks prior to achieving maximum protection. That's why, IMHO, it's very important for people-especially those in high-risk groups-to maintain safety protocols such as masks and social distancing after vaccination. That's why I feel concern when I hear folks saying that the vaccination frees them up to return to "normal" activities such as attending large gatherings, extensive travel, frequenting bars etc. I look forward to having the vaccine in part because I hope it will reduce my extreme anxiety at being around others even when masked and distanced.
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Post by bean29 on Mar 11, 2021 10:15:41 GMT -5
If we lived in Minnesota, my DD would be eligible through both her jobs. WI is not doing airline or food service workers yet. DH said Financial services will be in the next group - which covers DH and DS.
DH told me last night when he sat down to eat that Meijer's Pharmacy had left a voice mail and scheduled his Dad for 3/22/21. I called back and cancelled the appointment as they got their first vaccine and the second is already scheduled. I don't know if I would have thought of it, if someone had not mentioned it here.
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Post by movingforward on Mar 11, 2021 10:28:49 GMT -5
As expected, as soon as the vaccine became available to our group (essential manufacturing), my company would make sure we could get done. Anyone here that wants to be vaccinated can get one today or tomorrow. I signed up for an afternoon slot tomorrow, but now I'm getting a little anxious about it. Due to my line of work I know tons of people that have been vaccinated. It really is a beautiful thing...no one I know has had any major side effects and once you get past the waiting period after the 2nd dose there is such a huge sigh of relief and it feels great!
With the effectiveness of these vaccines we could literally leave covid in the past if everyone would get vaccinated. Even the J&J vaccine is very effective against severe covid, which is what we need to return to normal life.
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Post by movingforward on Mar 11, 2021 10:38:14 GMT -5
For those who couldn't access the link I posted earlier, I rechecked and the story is no longer on the local NBC page. I did, however, find the story on our ABC affiliate's page abc13.com/focused-care-at-brenham-nursing-home-covid-19-outbreak-coronavirus/10403901/My point, which I didn't state directly, is that the vaccines are not meant to be a guarantee against infection. As others note, there is with most vaccines a period of days or weeks prior to achieving maximum protection. That's why, IMHO, it's very important for people-especially those in high-risk groups-to maintain safety protocols such as masks and social distancing after vaccination. That's why I feel concern when I hear folks saying that the vaccination frees them up to return to "normal" activities such as attending large gatherings, extensive travel, frequenting bars etc. I look forward to having the vaccine in part because I hope it will reduce my extreme anxiety at being around others even when masked and distanced. Well, the reason for many to get vaccinated is so they can return to normal life. The CDC has even stated that vaccinated people can get together unmasked without any distancing. I don't really understand the point of people getting vaccinated if we are still going to be hiding under the bed. When a certain percentage is vaccinated and covid numbers are way down, I see no reason why we would not return to normal. What I would love to see is for airlines, large gatherings, etc. to start requiring vaccination. Nothing is ever 100% and if I applied that to everyday life then I would never drive a car, walk around my neighborhood, or any other hundreds of activities that I do everyday.
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Post by teen persuasion on Mar 11, 2021 10:39:37 GMT -5
I was in line at the pharmacy yesterday, and a lady I know was asking about how to get an appointment for the vaccine. They couldn't help her - have to go check online, keep checking. She doesn't have a computer, can't you just put me on the list? There is no list, use a friend's computer. No friends with a computer. On and on... Finally I told her we have computers at the library she can use, we'll help her. So I explored the pharmacy's sign-up. It's just "no available appointments, try later". It doesn't appear that there's an online waiting list to get on, or if there is it is email based. We can walk her thru getting a Gmail account, but if she can't check it often it does her no good! I also checked the state eligibility website for myself, to learn. My category won't be added until 3/17, so until then I'm ineligible so can't even try to book an appointment after that date. Nothing showing as available locally, anyway. I tried that pharmacy link posted above (not useful for me, I won't be eligible for pharmacy appointments as they can only do age or teacher categories). The nearest available shots were 3 hours away. Why does Syracuse have a bunch available, but nothing at all in the Western half of the state? Anyways, not useful for my patrons, either. News reports of increased vaccines coming soon quickly turned to disappointment: expected 6500 doses, might get 800.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2021 10:44:47 GMT -5
F<snip> My point, which I didn't state directly, is that the vaccines are not meant to be a guarantee against infection. As others note, there is with most vaccines a period of days or weeks prior to achieving maximum protection. That's why, IMHO, it's very important for people-especially those in high-risk groups-to maintain safety protocols such as masks and social distancing after vaccination. That's why I feel concern when I hear folks saying that the vaccination frees them up to return to "normal" activities such as attending large gatherings, extensive travel, frequenting bars etc. I look forward to having the vaccine in part because I hope it will reduce my extreme anxiety at being around others even when masked and distanced. I agree. Even after vaccination I will mask, distance, etc. I will be wary of indoor gatherings with no distancing for a very long time. There's also some speculation that since the vaccines may work by weakening the effects of COVID if you DO get it, you could have an asymptomatic case and unknowingly pass it on to someone who hasn't been vaccinated. Then there are children, who will be last in line to get vaccinated if/when it's determined that it's safe for them. Children DO get COVID. It happens less often and it's likely to be mild but, as we all know with COVID, it's a crapshoot. I don't want to pass it on to someone's child.
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Post by minnesotapaintlady on Mar 11, 2021 10:53:51 GMT -5
My company writes procedures for everything. We now have a 3 page long "Covid Vaccination Policy". These are the parts I felt pertained to me as someone planning to get the shot. The rest is about exemptions, retaliation, confidentiality...
4.1 Voluntary Vaccination
The Company will provide up to three (3) hours of paid time off at the employee’s hourly rate of pay for employees to get the vaccine during scheduled work hours if employees are unable to schedule a vaccination appointment outside of their normally scheduled work hours. A special pay code will be provided in WFM to log this paid time off. Additionally, if an employee receives a vaccination, the Company will pay for or reimburse any out-of-pocket cost of the vaccination not covered by health insurance.
Because it believes so strongly in the benefits of vaccination, the Company will reward every employee receiving a COVID-19 vaccination with points redeemable for $75 Pulse Cash in the Company’s wellness program platform, Health Matters powered by Virgin Pulse, upon completion of the necessary vaccination dose(s). Employees may be required to provide proof of vaccination to receive the aforementioned benefits.
Safety protocols may be required or recommended, as appropriate, even after employees have been vaccinated and the Company will follow CDC guidelines as it reviews and updates safety protocols. These protocols may result in continued or additional measures such as face covering and social distancing requirements and/or remote working.
4.1.1 Side Effects of Vaccination If an employee suffers any side effects, illness, or injury caused by the vaccination, and requests time off work within three days after receiving a vaccination dose, the time off will be excused and may be paid through COVID-19 sick time without reduction of the employee’s accrued sick or vacation time. Applicable state law may provide that any lost wages or permanent impairment caused by vaccination side effects may be covered by the Company’s workers’ compensation program.
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Post by stillmovingforward on Mar 11, 2021 10:55:34 GMT -5
F<snip> My point, which I didn't state directly, is that the vaccines are not meant to be a guarantee against infection. As others note, there is with most vaccines a period of days or weeks prior to achieving maximum protection. That's why, IMHO, it's very important for people-especially those in high-risk groups-to maintain safety protocols such as masks and social distancing after vaccination. That's why I feel concern when I hear folks saying that the vaccination frees them up to return to "normal" activities such as attending large gatherings, extensive travel, frequenting bars etc. I look forward to having the vaccine in part because I hope it will reduce my extreme anxiety at being around others even when masked and distanced. I agree. Even after vaccination I will mask, distance, etc. I will be wary of indoor gatherings with no distancing for a very long time. There's also some speculation that since the vaccines may work by weakening the effects of COVID if you DO get it, you could have an asymptomatic case and unknowingly pass it on to someone who hasn't been vaccinated. Then there are children, who will be last in line to get vaccinated if/when it's determined that it's safe for them. Children DO get COVID. It happens less often and it's likely to be mild but, as we all know with COVID, it's a crapshoot. I don't want to pass it on to someone's child. Plus about 5% of the children who get it have a hyper immune response and that causes organ problems (shut downs). Per DD1 who just wrote a paper on it for med school. We really should stop inferring that children don't get damage from Covid-19. They do. Its not a huge percentage but it's a longterm damage that will take up a lot of tax dollars due to life long care needed.
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Post by movingforward on Mar 11, 2021 10:58:03 GMT -5
Well, I'm going to be a great test subject for Moderna because I have already started getting together with other vaccinated people with no distancing and no masks.
I'm going to Vegas in April
I'm attending a trade show in June
I may go to Costa Rica in December. We'll see how things go...not sure about this one yet.
In short, I'm getting back to living life... We need people to start traveling, attending events, etc. I guess I'll be THAT person Like I said earlier, I really do hope they start requiring vaccination in order to attend events and travel though. I think it would make people feel much better about attending things, encourage vaccination and help our economy get stronger.
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Post by minnesotapaintlady on Mar 11, 2021 11:05:35 GMT -5
As expected, as soon as the vaccine became available to our group (essential manufacturing), my company would make sure we could get done. Anyone here that wants to be vaccinated can get one today or tomorrow. I signed up for an afternoon slot tomorrow, but now I'm getting a little anxious about it. Due to my line of work I know tons of people that have been vaccinated. It really is a beautiful thing...no one I know has had any major side effects and once you get past the waiting period after the 2nd dose there is such a huge sigh of relief and it feels great!
With the effectiveness of these vaccines we could literally leave covid in the past if everyone would get vaccinated. Even the J&J vaccine is very effective against severe covid, which is what we need to return to normal life.
I am probably getting the Moderna one from the sounds of it and the guy a few cubes from me that is a First Responder and got his in January said practically everyone gets sick from it. Especially migraines and fever. Considering my predisposition to migraines I'm nervous. The thought of volunteering to be sick isn't super appealing.
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Post by movingforward on Mar 11, 2021 11:12:06 GMT -5
Due to my line of work I know tons of people that have been vaccinated. It really is a beautiful thing...no one I know has had any major side effects and once you get past the waiting period after the 2nd dose there is such a huge sigh of relief and it feels great!
With the effectiveness of these vaccines we could literally leave covid in the past if everyone would get vaccinated. Even the J&J vaccine is very effective against severe covid, which is what we need to return to normal life.
I am probably getting the Moderna one from the sounds of it and the guy a few cubes from me that is a First Responder and got his in January said practically everyone gets sick from it. Especially migraines and fever. Considering my predisposition to migraines I'm nervous. The thought of volunteering to be sick isn't super appealing. I'm going to call bullshit on his comment. I only know one person out of about 50 I know that have been vaccinated that ran a fever. Two others had body aches for about 36 hours. Most had nothing more than arm pain. Since you are prone to migraines I can understand your concern...it might definitely cause you to have a headache for 24-48 hours. Not fun...but if you got covid you might end up with a lot more than a bad headache for 1-2 days.
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Post by ners on Mar 11, 2021 11:12:57 GMT -5
I became eligible this morning. Scheduled an appointment at the mass vaccination center in the closest big city on the 20th. It is about a 40 minute drive from my house.
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Post by Miss Tequila on Mar 11, 2021 11:46:21 GMT -5
Due to my line of work I know tons of people that have been vaccinated. It really is a beautiful thing...no one I know has had any major side effects and once you get past the waiting period after the 2nd dose there is such a huge sigh of relief and it feels great!
With the effectiveness of these vaccines we could literally leave covid in the past if everyone would get vaccinated. Even the J&J vaccine is very effective against severe covid, which is what we need to return to normal life.
I am probably getting the Moderna one from the sounds of it and the guy a few cubes from me that is a First Responder and got his in January said practically everyone gets sick from it. Especially migraines and fever. Considering my predisposition to migraines I'm nervous. The thought of volunteering to be sick isn't super appealing. I posted about my side effects but I had Covid. My MIL, FIL, BIL, aunt and uncle all got the moderna shot with zero side effects. Another few people that know did have side effects but they weren’t that bad. I hope you are on the group that gets nothing. If not, I promise the side effects are short lived :-)
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Post by Ryan on Mar 11, 2021 12:36:35 GMT -5
I was in line at the pharmacy yesterday, and a lady I know was asking about how to get an appointment for the vaccine. They couldn't help her - have to go check online, keep checking. She doesn't have a computer, can't you just put me on the list? There is no list, use a friend's computer. No friends with a computer. On and on... Finally I told her we have computers at the library she can use, we'll help her. So I explored the pharmacy's sign-up. It's just "no available appointments, try later". It doesn't appear that there's an online waiting list to get on, or if there is it is email based. We can walk her thru getting a Gmail account, but if she can't check it often it does her no good! I also checked the state eligibility website for myself, to learn. My category won't be added until 3/17, so until then I'm ineligible so can't even try to book an appointment after that date. Nothing showing as available locally, anyway. I tried that pharmacy link posted above (not useful for me, I won't be eligible for pharmacy appointments as they can only do age or teacher categories). The nearest available shots were 3 hours away. Why does Syracuse have a bunch available, but nothing at all in the Western half of the state? Anyways, not useful for my patrons, either. News reports of increased vaccines coming soon quickly turned to disappointment: expected 6500 doses, might get 800. I think pharmacists are instructed to direct people online because they have enough on their plates. Realistically the wait list would not solve the problems since, even if they blasted out 1000 emails a day when vaccines became available, it would still be a rush to get them. What I've noticed in my local pharmacies is that the pharmacist must have the ability to assess the situation and choose to put the customer on a wait list. In that situation you describe, she would go on the call list and the pharmacist would give her a call if they have extra doses. I'm sure if you are a 35 year old first responder, the pharmacist does not put them on the list.
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Post by TheOtherMe on Mar 11, 2021 12:37:56 GMT -5
I was extremely tired after the 1st one and slept for a day. I can deal with that.
I'm getting the 2nd Pfizer vaccine in about 90 minutes. I'm looking forward to sleeping.
My sister said she would never wear a mask again. I do not know if that is what she is actually doing. She's been a covid denier, so I expect it's true. She did proudly post a photo on FB after getting her 2nd vaccine.
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Post by raeoflyte on Mar 11, 2021 12:39:45 GMT -5
The cdc guidelines for vaccinated people are such a huge relief. I was worried it would be another year before my parents could hang out with the kids. Its a pretty short window before the kids will be picking friends over family and I want to make sure we make the most of this time with my folks.
I'm too lazy to link, but I read that vaccinated people could gather indoors without masks or distancing with 1 other household that isn't vaccinated as long as no one unvaccinated falls into a high risk category.
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Post by TheOtherMe on Mar 11, 2021 12:42:05 GMT -5
At Walgreens when I got the 1st shot, there was a woman begging to be put on a wait list. She was told several times by the pharmacist that they have no access to the scheduling and it's all done online. The pharmacist was quit rude to her.
Walgreens has emailed me 3 times to remind me about today's appointment. 3 times in the last 48 hours.
Yesterday I was given the name and number of the person who is handling scheduling for my medical clinic. I was told to only give the information to people over 65. If I overhear someone in that situation while I wait today, they will have information in their hands to get on the list.
My clinic is still vaccinating only people over 65. I have received two emails offering to schedule me. That's when I described the above situation and was told to give her the information.
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Post by wvugurl26 on Mar 11, 2021 12:43:18 GMT -5
I was just talking to my mom. She's a nurse in a hospital OR. Of her colleagues, she said the only ones reporting side effects beyond a sore arm were the known drama queens.
I do know one person who had flu like symptoms with the second. And of course my neighbor got his butt kicked by the first vaccine. He, however, had just gotten out of quarantine from having covid for the second time. He is a police officer so got his first before they came out saying you should wait 90 days after having it to get the vaccine.
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Post by minnesotapaintlady on Mar 11, 2021 12:57:39 GMT -5
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Post by movingforward on Mar 11, 2021 13:05:37 GMT -5
I was extremely tired after the 1st one and slept for a day. I can deal with that. I'm getting the 2nd Pfizer vaccine in about 90 minutes. I'm looking forward to sleeping. My sister said she would never wear a mask again. I do not know if that is what she is actually doing. She's been a covid denier, so I expect it's true. She did proudly post a photo on FB after getting her 2nd vaccine.Well, I'm glad she got vaccinated! Anytime a covid denier gets vaccinated it is a good thing...my entire board of directors has been vaccinated with the exception of my president. He has always been a covid denier and gave me a whole long list of stupid reasons why he will not get vaccinated. The one I find the most stupid (and these are his exact words) "I'm pretty sure I could beat it if I did get it." Eh, okay...why do you need to even risk it when there is a perfectly good vaccine available.
At any rate, we are all having dinner next week in a private room at a nice steakhouse. With all of us being vaccinated except him I feel like we are probably helping protect HIM. I wanted to tell him he should thank us for all getting vaccinated to help protect his stupid ass but I didn't...I mean, this is how vaccines are supposed to work. You get them not only to protect yourself but other people (and recent evidence supports that this vaccine works the same way) but it just irritates me when others don't feel compelled to do the same. Maybe he could "beat it" but why not get vaccinated to help stop the spread.
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Post by minnesotapaintlady on Mar 11, 2021 13:11:47 GMT -5
I am probably getting the Moderna one from the sounds of it and the guy a few cubes from me that is a First Responder and got his in January said practically everyone gets sick from it. Especially migraines and fever. Considering my predisposition to migraines I'm nervous. The thought of volunteering to be sick isn't super appealing. I posted about my side effects but I had Covid. My MIL, FIL, BIL, aunt and uncle all got the moderna shot with zero side effects. Another few people that know did have side effects but they weren’t that bad. I hope you are on the group that gets nothing. If not, I promise the side effects are short lived :-) I've just had a string of bad luck with preventative things things the past couple years so I'm kind of leery.
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Post by Spellbound454 on Mar 11, 2021 14:14:32 GMT -5
I have just had the Astra Zeneca vaccine and feel ok so far ... though have taken some panadol and will take some more before bed.
Seems to be affecting different people in different ways.
What the heck... its nowhere near as bad as Covid. No point moaning its just something we have to get on with.
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Post by TheOtherMe on Mar 11, 2021 15:11:31 GMT -5
I am now fully vaccinated. Feeling fine so far.
The process at Walgreens was much smoother and faster. As the woman who gave me the shot said, we have had a lot more practice in the last month.
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Post by wvugurl26 on Mar 11, 2021 15:21:01 GMT -5
My brother got his first dose today at a Walgreens in MD. He's 34 and works in public transit.
It's been a good week for my family.
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Post by billisonboard on Mar 11, 2021 16:15:23 GMT -5
Not yet 65. No medical/job qualifying factors. So not eligible to get on any official list. But I do live in a very small town and am friendly with the owner of our pharmacy. So I am on his, "I will call you if it is 5 and we have a dose that will go bad by 6 with no arm to put it in" list. I can be there with my sleeve rolled up in five minutes.
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