Blonde-tekkikin nadi:
  Just read your note from last month. Egads! I know Canadians are twitted as being laid-back, but on this topic, "laid-back" just shouldn't be in it. Time to get your g'ment's attention bigtime. "56% coverage", indeed. :"Keep you out of the hospital", Really, guys?


HRHSpence nandi:
Indeed, it  was something passing. I've read about such delayed reactions happening. Hadn't expected it after 3 wks, but hey: it happened. Nothing even faintly debilitating for me. Just the body getting settled in with the new anti-bodies. Had to stop and check to be sure it was really something going on  One of the benefits of rarely getting sick: it takes something big to get my attention. Up until then: "meh".

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Surtac nadi:
I hear you on the "mixed and confusing messages" part. We just got done with 4 yrs of that sort of horse hockey on everything. Jump up and down until you get both shots. Give whoever no peace until they get it to you.

I got my 2nd dose 4/22. I should have been able to get it in January, but getting an appointment was impossible. I almost had one in March, but while I was figuring out which button to push, the screen jumped to a "no appointments available" message.

NY has been good about vaccines. Spouse and I got our seconds in mid February and our 21 and 20 yr old children have now been completely vaccinated as well. NY has put vaccination sites in many interesting places, in the subways, under the great whale at the natural history museum, and so on. 

Mine was at the Student Union of the local university, run by the nursing program.