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Tha1ChiefRocka

Fratt Sinapp

Location: Ohio

I got the first dose last Saturday. 2nd on March 20th.

Post when you get your vax.

Peace.

Repo

BeA Sunflower

Location: Forest Park

Tha1ChiefRocka wrote:

I got the first dose last Saturday. 2nd on March 20th.

Post when you get your vax.

Peace.

That's awesome! So jealous! I'm in the 1C group so hopefully I'll hear really soon. 😁

Romanelli

Bone Swah

Gender: Male

Location: Broomfield, Colorado

Moderator

I'm an essential government employee.

Still no word.
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Hayden

Location: Vietnam

I'm a Canadian.

So.

Maybe next year.

(snideness aside, I think my actual expected estimation is November/December)
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baystateoftheart

Neil Young as a butternut squash

Age: 31

Location: Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, I get no priority for being immunocompromised. This is the case in many other states as well, and for many other conditions that increase risk. They're going off a CDC list of conditions that are confirmed to increase risk, which is very small because COVID is new and its effects on people with various disabilities have been a research afterthought (a familiar story). Everyone under 65 with a condition that is thought to increase risk but hasn't been "confirmed" to do so (except asthma due to influential people lobbying for an exception) has to wait until everyone can get the vaccine. One more item for the long list of COVID/response equity disasters in the past year. And of course, vaccine inequity within the US pales in comparison to inequity across nations.

I'm hoping that I'll be able to get my first dose sometime in April, but we'll see.

EDIT: Anyway, don't mean to rain on the parade too much. I'm happy for you and everyone else who has gotten a vaccine when it's their turn!
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BeA Sunflower

Location: Forest Park

baystateoftheart wrote:

In Massachusetts, I get no priority for being immunocompromised. This is the case in many other states as well, and for many other conditions that increase risk. They're going off a CDC list of conditions that are confirmed to increase risk, which is very small because COVID is new and its effects on people with various disabilities have been a research afterthought (a familiar story). Everyone under 65 with a condition that is thought to increase risk but hasn't been "confirmed" to do so (except asthma due to influential people lobbying for an exception) has to wait until everyone can get the vaccine. One more item for the long list of COVID/response equity disasters in the past year. And of course, vaccine inequity within the US pales in comparison to inequity across nations.

I'm hoping that I'll be able to get my first dose sometime in April, but we'll see.

EDIT: Anyway, don't mean to rain on the parade too much. I'm happy for you and everyone else who has gotten a vaccine when it's their turn!

Same here brother. I'm disabled from a severe auto-immune disease (Behcet's). I've actually had to go to the ICU for respiratory distress from this illness.

And yet I still have no idea when I'm going to get vaccinated. Pretty crazy. 😐

Repo

BeA Sunflower

Location: Forest Park

Repo wrote:

baystateoftheart wrote:

In Massachusetts, I get no priority for being immunocompromised. This is the case in many other states as well, and for many other conditions that increase risk. They're going off a CDC list of conditions that are confirmed to increase risk, which is very small because COVID is new and its effects on people with various disabilities have been a research afterthought (a familiar story). Everyone under 65 with a condition that is thought to increase risk but hasn't been "confirmed" to do so (except asthma due to influential people lobbying for an exception) has to wait until everyone can get the vaccine. One more item for the long list of COVID/response equity disasters in the past year. And of course, vaccine inequity within the US pales in comparison to inequity across nations.

I'm hoping that I'll be able to get my first dose sometime in April, but we'll see.

EDIT: Anyway, don't mean to rain on the parade too much. I'm happy for you and everyone else who has gotten a vaccine when it's their turn!

Same here brother. I'm disabled from a severe auto-immune disease (Behcet's). I've actually had to go to the ICU for respiratory distress from this illness.

And yet I still have no idea when I'm going to get vaccinated. Pretty crazy. :|

I've got an appointment! Tomorrow! It's a two hour drive, but well worth it! I love road trips anyways! Will definitely stop for some coffee and apple pie on the way back. lol.

#luckoftheirish #coffee&pie

baystateoftheart

Neil Young as a butternut squash

Age: 31

Location: Massachusetts

Repo wrote:

I've got an appointment! Tomorrow! It's a two hour drive, but well worth it! I love road trips anyways! Will definitely stop for some coffee and apple pie on the way back. lol.

#luckoftheirish #coffee&pie

Congrats! 😄
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junodog4

Future Grumpy Old Man

Gender: Male

Location: Calgary

Hayden wrote:

I'm a Canadian.

So.

Maybe next year.

(snideness aside, I think my actual expected estimation is November/December)

We have a spectacularly bad government in Alberta... but for some reason, we're ahead of the game with vaccinations. I should be good to go in June.
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Hayden

Location: Vietnam

junodog4 wrote:

We have a spectacularly bad government in Alberta...

I am so sorry about what's going on over there 🤣 I won't pretend Ontario isn't also a mess, but still.

All the best for June.
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