I got an email from my doctor’s office with this link. If I am the last to know, c’est la vie…or la mort. Or “le limbo”.
FYI on vaccine signups.
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Went through the checklist and included “CANCER”, but that was in 2008. Does that still count, I wonder?
Won’t get into the overweight or smoking categories.
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Well, dammit, load up on butts and Cheetos and get to work. Your life depends upon it. 😇
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Too late for that…. That little 20mg pill I take every morning ain’t to make me handsome.
And I really HATE Cheetos. Air puffed cheese has never been a go to. Now ding-dongs and ANYTHING from Enteman’s is a different story…
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Well, they’ve updated the list to include 65 to 74 since last time I looked yesterday.
That’s at least a step forward.
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Now the rest of the arear, outside of Chesapeake Public Schools, need to get moved to 1B.
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I don’t know if it will make much difference. The allocation of the vaccine within Chesapeake is still under the control of the Health Dept. and even if your age group is eligible you still don’t get it if the supply is all going to clinics you are not connected to. Right now, it seems everything Chesapeake is getting for 1b is going to school teachers and none is going to the pharmacies and private medical practices.
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I just wonder how Chesapeake is the only city in this region to be in 1B? ANd only the schools.
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I hope I am wrong but remembering the Swine Flu vaccine, the Chesapeake Health Dept gave a strong preference to city workers. That vaccine was really scarce, and supposed to go first to health care workers, but the city never released the vaccine to private practitioners, instead vaccinating EMTs who saw maybe 4 patients a week ahead of private sector physicians and dentists who saw 20 to 40 patients a day.
I hope they will do better this time around.
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My group and excited, anything I can do to be less of a threat to those I love….
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…”less of a threat to those I love”
What about the rest of us? 😕😯🤢
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Collateral benefit……
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As opposed to collateral damage?
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I noticed that too.
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Cool. It’s a serires of questions so you don’t have to read two PowerPoint slides. No wonder 40% of Americans believe Trump.
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For the 60% here are the slides on a single page.
https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/covid-19-vaccine/
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SO far, Virginia has vaccinated (at least 1st dose) 237,855 people.
More than 85% are under 70 years old.
https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine-demographics/
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Just be glad you don’t live in Indonesia…..
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-55620356
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I’m also glad I don’t live in Italy. so?
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Been reading up on opposing views of vaccination approaches and was struck by the Indonesian plan. Just info, not an attack.
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Saw that link later in a separate post.
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A view from NY State. (Not in the city) Dad, age 78, signed up for his vaccine and was scheduled for today. Thursday evening received notification that his appointment was cancelled due to lack of vaccine. All Friday and Saturday appointments were cancelled for that reason. Those patients will be priority, once vaccine is available again.
But this goes to the NATIONAL distribution issue again. The stockpile we were told was being held as second doses and then released early to get more folks first shots DOES NOT EXIST. Nor did it. The national plan to purchase and distribute is failing in a lot of places. Plus, when first released, all states received a lower allocation of shots then what they were originally told.
Sounds like OWS warp drive failed after vaccine development.
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