New Hampshire has so much of the vaccines that they've even opened it up to out of staters. So anyone that is complaining about getting an appointment just isn't looking very hard. @HuskyHawk was saying he was having a problem getting an appointment and now he has 2 and figuring out which one to drop. LolJ&J shot tomorrow. PA said scr3w it and opened it up to everyone 16 and over.
New Hampshire has so much of the vaccines that they've even opened it up to out of staters. So anyone that is complaining about getting an appointment just isn't looking very hard. @HuskyHawk was saying he was having a problem getting an appointment and now he has 2 and figuring out which one to drop. Lol
Yes, Massachusetts residents can get the vaccine in New Hampshire beginning April 19
Massachusetts residents over the age of 16 won’t only be eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine in Massachusetts on April 19. They’ll also be eligible to get the vaccine in […]www.boston.com
Yes, but if people are complaining about getting an appointment in MA it seems to be much easier in NH if they've opened it up to out of staters. That was my point. Not the timing.Mass opens to everyone before that NH rule goes into effect.
Why not both? What’s the worst that could happen?Now have two appointments. One J&J one Moderna. Not sure which to keep.
Why not both? What’s the worst that could happen?
Massachusetts said a large volume of vaccines would hit and it seems it finally did. I cancelled my Walgreens already. Wanted to free it up quickly for others. CVS still doesn’t have many open spots. I think more people looking for them via CVS.
Mass opens to everyone before that NH rule goes into effect.
Why cancel Walgreens?
Since this post, both the state and the hospital system contacted me. It may be as simple as they've gotten through the higher risk people and are getting to the rest of us. I'm happy with the way the timing worked out. The drive through vaccination was fast and efficient.I signed up with the state... nothing. Signed up with a regional hospital system... still nothing.
A friend called me to let me know a drug store had Pfizer shots. I called them and they sure come on by. I downloaded their forms filled them out copied my license and my insurance card, pulled up they looked at the paperwork stabbed my arm through the car window and sent me on my way. Easy peasy.
Went to work today because I need to be here for a few conferences but I am feeling totally achy and tired. Like flu-type body aches, but not too bad otherwise (i.e., no headache, fever or other symptoms yet). Right arm is pretty sore but not as sore as the left arm was after the first shot. I do think that moving it more has helped.Pfizer #2 this morning. Went with dominant arm this time, figuring I will keep it more active without thinking about it.
Never felt the shot and so far don’t feel anything except some lightheadedness like last time. Kind of how Coach described blackouts to Sam in “Cheers”: “It’s kind of a nice break in the day, isn’t it?”
Thanks to @Jeff , I passed part of the fifteen-minute post-shot observation time by purchasing my men’s games tickets for Battle4Atlantis, so that may have something to do with my elation!
You realize that everyone reacts differently, right?Got second shot Saturday. Felt a little funky Saturday night, nothing major. Suck it up.
ch about it - scientifically. As a result, I won’t be getting it - not will the many brilliant, scientific and medical acquaintances I have. To each his/her own. It’s your decision - but my associates know it is far more dangerous than covid-19. Get the facts. Learn the truth. Keep uncovering the few brilliant folks who are speaking out. Or listen to the media... Learn that it is a biochemical gene therapy - that will produce long term health issues.The sequel. Have at it, but stay away from the stupidity.
Got my first Pfizer today. Heard all your stories about arm pain so I got it in the buttocks. The Walgreens pharmacist thought it was weird when I dropped my pants.