Darcy03231
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My state opened up for me this morning and I was able to book my first shot for this Saturday!
SMH.
There's very little difference if your A1C is 6.5 or 7.5. You're still a diabetic. Putting you at a very high risk of Covid. And being between 60-64 years of age? Wow! You are at extreme risk. And it seems like you go out to work every day. I just hope you're being extra cautious.
I don't know any other state where you wouldn't qualify for a vaccine. My niece (who lives in Ohio) just got an appointment for this week. She's 40 and in excellent health.
Yet, I know you don't want to cut the line. Which is understandable. And commendable. It just stinks that the rules are much more stringent in some places than others.
Yes, THAT is my message because it is what is happening here. I work in a TV newsroom and we get lots of calls from people clearly in the top priortiy list who can't get a vaccine. My situation is a side bar.
It’s a moment in time. They release cancelled appointments at midnight and new ones at 6am. They really aren’t that hard to get anymore. One may have to drive a city or two over, but they’re out there.Practically almost every “Available” location is in Southern CA.
Look, warning people that it may not be as easy as you think to get a shot doesn't hurt anyone.He qualifies here. His reasons for not getting it are his own, but I need to make it clear for anybody else reading this, that his message is incorrect.
I saw you said you have somebody looking full time. They need to be fired because they’re doing a terrible job. Your message is incorrect and it’s dangerous now. You don’t have to get it, but you need to stop framing it as that you can’t. That isn’t true.
It’s a moment in time. They release cancelled appointments at midnight and new ones at 6am. They really aren’t that hard to get anymore. One may have to drive a city or two over, but they’re out there.
She is only gathering information from the State and County health departments and pharmacies. No question, vaccine distribution is uneven.Your staff member needs to get it together then. There’s people in this thread from CA who literally “just signed up.” Clearly you have access to a computer, help your neighbor and anyone else you can. Let’s get needles in arms in any way we can. If for whatever reason you don’t want to seek out one for yourself or “jump the line” cool but quit telling people there’s no hope of getting one because that is not true.
It’s a moment in time. They release cancelled appointments at midnight and new ones at 6am. They really aren’t that hard to get anymore. One may have to drive a city or two over, but they’re out there.
I updated my last post while you replied, so I’ll say it here too. Kaiser & CVS are allowed, and have, made their own qualifying guidelines, where you do qualify. And you’re allowed to go. You don’t have to go through the county or state run sites.Look, warning people that it may not be as easy as you think to get a shot doesn't hurt anyone.
The information all is coming from the State, County Health departments and private pharmacies, so fire THOSE people if you thing the information is incorrect
I’ve done it multiple times, so hard disagree with you.That’s a hard disagree.
It is hard to get appointments in SF Bay Area.
I’ve done it multiple times, so hard disagree with you.
Great. Doesn’t make you more correct than me.Ive also gone through it for family and relatives. So, thanks.
And you may have to drive a little. DH and I both have to go the counties over from us (Kaiser) and I had to take DD to the CVS about 20 miles away because they were the ones doing Pfizer. My dad had to go the next city north of us for his (CVS). I don’t know your personal situation, but it may be worth grabbing the Lincoln one if you don’t have luck with Kaiser.I just want to jump in here and back @tvguy up. I'm pretty sure we are in the same county in CA. It's is very frustrating trying to figure out how to schedule a vaccine here. We have Kaiser as well, @DisneyJamieCA gave me some good advice and my husband and I both filled out the e-visits for covid vaccine on their main page-even with their updated eligibility, it says we still don't qualify. I will try to follow up and call them directly, see if I can get anywhere. I just checked CVS and the only pharmacy with available appointments is in Lincoln, about 25 miles away.
Yes, THAT is my message because it is what is happening here. I work in a TV newsroom and we get lots of calls from people clearly in the top priortiy list who can't get a vaccine. My situation is a side bar.
Practically almost every “Available” location is in Southern CA.
I finally qualify for it,.. but can't get it![]()
not enough supply... I have to keep checking online to see if any spots have opened up. I am in Mass and the state is so far behind.Why not?