I will get it when offered but I am waaay down the list.Not a debate thread, just curious who has gotten the vaccine already. Seems it is slowly making its way through Ohio. (2.36% of us Ohioans so far)
No, not yet. I have no idea when it will happen. just patiently waiting.I will get it when offered but I am waaay down the list.
Your post makes it sound like you have been vaccinated?
My mother, a LPN for over 40 years and still working casually at the hospital and Dr's office, does not intend to get it either.I am way down the list too and I have spoken to a couple of medical professionals about it. One, a nurse of 40 plus years, says she is not going to get it because the long term effects have not been thoroughly investigated. A doctor with 24 years experience says that this is the best technology for vaccines and that it is totally safe. Right now, I think I will get it. I was talking with the better half last night and this virus is weird in terms of who it effects and its symptoms.
Not yet. I'm hoping for the end of this month.I will get it when I can in a few weeks.
Blame our leadership.Now I'm wondering if anyone keeping track of how many these doses not used. Reported locally that 30 suburban police officers jumped the line (no complaint other than why the burban police?) because the local TOLEDO clinic had 120 doses about to expire.
How hard is this to manage? There should be ONE local vetting agency, each dose has a number regardless the number of distribution sites. If there's excess after the round, the calls start to an already triaged receiver list.
Blame our leadership.
Dewine.
He had how many months to figure out how to set this up?
Less time on TV and making the rounds and more time actually doing the job....
And you lived. So brave so brave to tell your story.Had Covid already. Don't plan on getting a vaccine
Medal of Freedom recipient you should be.I’d been sicker
I would agree with you except the government is telling the medical establishments who is and isn't allowed to get the vaccine and at what time. Not in anyway trying to tell you who to blame just trying to express my thoughts. In the instance you sited above I personally think the blame is shared between the government and the medical establishments. Between those two entities some more details should have been worked out so that we don't have doses about to expire all the time.This was a logistical failing on the local medical establishment. Government did their job and got the doses into their hands.
You got that right. My sister and her husband in their early 70s both tested positive and it wasn't a big deal. He was laid up for about 5 days very exhausted but he's fine now. My sister said she wasn't even going to get tested but when her husband tested positive she got the test and was positive but she said it just felt like her fall allergies. A couple of her adult children and a couple grandkids tested positive with no real affects.I am way down the list too and I have spoken to a couple of medical professionals about it. One, a nurse of 40 plus years, says she is not going to get it because the long term effects have not been thoroughly investigated. A doctor with 24 years experience says that this is the best technology for vaccines and that it is totally safe. Right now, I think I will get it. I was talking with the better half last night and this virus is weird in terms of who it effects and its symptoms.
tsf-all if you think I'd let anyone tell me who to blame. Government didn't tell Toledo Clinic not to push out those shots now did it? I enjoy talking and exchanging ideas with you on other things but I'm not into your whiney poltical BS.
This was a logistical failing on the local medical establishmwereent. Government did their job and got the doses into their hands.