Covid Vaccination.....did you get yours yet?

Yes i got my first shot last month because i need it working in the Healthcare Industry.

 

I'm sure they will.

 

Nope, I'm still waiting. I was under the apparently incorrect impression that being 60+ AND severely immunocompromised, I'd be near the top. But, no. My nurse case manager called last week to check on me, and I asked him if he could arrange an in-home vaccination. He didn't know offhand how they were handling that, so he's supposed to get back with me. That's the most ideal way for me to get it, so I hope it works out.

 

Well i work for Sharp Healthcare and last week we started giving the 60+ people who are under the Sharp Insurance plans.

 

At home?

 

I wish, I've been going in to work through all this Covid-19 crap.... Essential worker my ....... you know what i'm saying lol

 

I can't go out, @Bearsyzf, so that's why I've asked my nurse case manager about getting vaccinated at home. When you replied saying your company was vaccinating 60+ people, I wondered if you meant at home.

 

Plus the are doing more Vaccinations today for workers and companies that are contracted with us.

 

By the time I'm eligible in Boston MA, I'll take the Johnson & Johnson one shot.
I know the medical definition of "effective".
I'll take those odds.

 

My cousin got her second shot (Pfizer) on Friday, and had a pretty bad reaction--very fatigued, achy--but it passed quickly; she was fine by Saturday morning.

Still no idea when I can get mine.

 

This is really getting frustrating, not just for me, but for a lot of people. Every day on the local news, I hear one thing and then another! Like first I'll hear 'people 80 and up' can get the vaccine, then it's 75, then 60, then 70. There seems to be no rhyme or reason to it!

And I don't understand at all this thing where they're only doing second doses now at the mega-vaccination centers. Huh? What about all the people who want, but haven't been able to get, the first shot?!

 

I just ended up getting my 2nd shot for the Covid-19.

 

I've got a Walgreens around the block from me but no car. Why can't we walk in?

 

@ocnbrze, did you feel me wave to you today? I did, while passing through West Covina--on my way to get my shot! We went to Cal Poly Pomona. We checked the MyTurn.CA.gov site yesterday, and there they were! Openings for today.

My helper, a coworker of hers--who lives in WC--and I all got 10:30 appointments. We all assumed it was a drive-thru arrangement, as that's all we've seen or heard about. Nope. Thank goodness they had wheelchairs available; we hadn't thought of bringing mine, and there was a LOT of walking/standing.

Waiting to be checked in took about 10-15 minutes; check-in was a breeze; then we immediately went to separate nurses to get our shots. They went over everything with us, and stuck green and blue stickers on us at various points along the way. Afterward, for about 20 minutes, we had to be monitored to make sure we were okay, then we were free to leave. They took our blue and green stickers back!

We all expected "I got vaccinated" stickers but, no.

We got the Pfizer vaccine (which was my preference, but I would've taken whichever they'd had) and have our return appointments set up for three weeks from now. I'll wave to you next time, too!

 

You saw me!

 

My vaccination site is now within easy walking distance from my home. I'm not eligible yet.
I'm a late bloomer baby boomer.

 

Are you checking MyTurn regularly? That's what we did.

Something I wanted to mention about our shots at Cal Poly: there were entire families there. Like parents in their 40s with their children, a lot of families, and we were all wondering what was up with that. These weren't infants who had to be breast-fed, they were older kids like 10 or 12. We wondered why they came. Were they getting shots? Or they came along because it was so fun? Or what?

And another thing: as we were getting ready to leave the house, the local news was saying that numerous sites, including Dodger Stadium, were shutting down for several days due to a shortage of vaccine. Huh? There was an abundance where we went.

Yesterday, Dr Fauci said the latest research shows that once you're fully vaccinated you cannot transmit the virus. That's really good news, and contradicts the earliest reports.

 

Tell them you're immunocompromised, like me. No, don't. Don't lie. You'll get it soon enough. I'm glad to hear there's a site that's within an easy walk from your house. That's nice!