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Mississippi is moving right along give vaccinations. We got our 1st vaccination this week. This week was the start to vaccinate 65+. Listening to the news tonight they said southern states are behind in vaccinations. I'm not sure where they get their information but we are past the doctors/nurses, 1st responders/nursing home and into the general population. Our governor started using the National Guard out the gate to get vaccinations going.
 
For those interested in the various treatments understudy for Covid
 
Well, we have scheduled my Mother in Law, wife and I for the Vaccine at Publix for tomorrow here in FL. A relatively easy process after a bit of a wait online. Still not convinced this is a good idea for us but will go with the flow on this one.
 
We got on the schedule so they are suppose to call us in about 2 weeks for the first shot (Florida - Polk County). When Florida first starting giving the shots just about anyone 65 and over could get one easily. Now it seems you need to be at least a regular snow bird in Florida. The health department person told us that there was a huge issue with folks flying and driving down for a day or two just for the shot and then going back north.

We are Florida residents but they still ask a ton of questions and we will need to bring documentation with us.
 
My state is way behind. I don’t understand why as it’s not like we didn’t know it was coming. At any rate, I have two friends in Md in the healthcare field that have received theirs. One just had their first shot and the other has now had two. The one who just received their second one had mild reactions, but that appears to be the pattern.

Here in VA, I’m in what is labeled group 1C, and they are still working on 1A. My wife (whom I am more concerned about) isn’t even in group 1 and will not likely be eligible until spring or summer. Oy.

I haven’t seen anyone say they’ve had it yet, and that is why I’m asking out of sheer curiosity. I’m interested in hearing your experiences.

Please don’t turn this into a political pissing contest discussion.
 
We are not expecting the two vaccinations to be available until sometime in March at the earliest. After the second vaccination is administered the antibodies in people increase by 6-12 fold and that is normal. One needs the second shot to get protection and they both need to be the same vaccine. The new administration has only been in office for a few days and they are busy cleaning the stables so to speak which is also to be expected.

The countries that had governments that were proactive in providing masks and doing testing and contact tracing do not need vaccines as desperately as they have literally 1000th the number of deaths from Covid-19. Taiwan with 23 million people has had a total of 7 deaths in 2020. Compare that to Virginia with only 8.6 million people and 6,174 deaths to date.
 
My wife worked 102 hours last week at Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga, TN during a COVID Vaccine Fair. They were calling all patients 75 years old and older to come get the vaccine. Nobody younger could get one.
 
I don't want to discuss the reason for covid-19. I don't want to argue what people believe about how it started.
With that said I got a virus about a year ago that had no cure or way to fight it.
What I will say is the timing for covid was perfect for my survival.
Anything I read about cures no matter how absurd, if I could get the items I did. Some worked some didn't do anything. Somethings I tried are not in this post but did keep me going for my search.

What I found worked and has been prescribed to family members and worked for them was:

My heathy daughter in florida used Ivermectin and it worked for her and her husband. (I have some on hand should it be needed)
Saundra's daughter in Minnesota was prescribed Zinc and sent home. In three days all symptoms were gone. (she is a severe asthmatic).
My lungs cleared up completely after I started using Zinc. Note that Zinc used with Quercetin (Replacement for Hydoxicloriquen) work together with vitamin C and D3 are a complete fix for this virus and most others.

I could without credentials tell you about how to treat this pandemic. I know I am still with you so that should say something. But it would be better if you all took a look at the this informative post and judge for yourself, if you really have enough to fear, to take an unproven shot in the name of experiment on humans questionable science. Remember that durring the avion flue epidemic vaccines of this nature were deemed to dangerous for humans and it stopped development in this country.

CURES FOR COVID-19 - Confirmed by Medical Experts Remember I stumbled upon many things looking for a way to live. I hope you will too.
 
I get my 2nd dose at noon today. My sister gets hers this morning at 9.
 
LadyDi and I received our first dose of the Pfizer vaccine earlier today. When you’re older than dirt, you get to go to the head of the line. :ROFLMAO: Of course, LadyDi is far younger than I :rolleyes:, but got to the head of the line on her good looks. ;) So far, no indication of a reaction to the vaccine.

The local hospital group doing the vaccinations ran the smoothest operation I’ve ever seen! In 20 minutes, we were checked in, vaccinated, observed for 15 minutes, scheduled for our second dose and sent down the road with a “Have a great day!” Well done, folks; well done!

TJ
 
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Wife and I got our first dose two weeks ago and the second one next week. We got the Pfizer vaccine.
 
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We have all, mother in law, wife, and I received now both doses of the Moderna vaccine. We received the first dose early in Feb and were scheduled at that time to return a few weeks later.
Here in Florida, Publix is approved to administer the vaccine to those who are eligible. (First Responders and Old Folks for now)
I just scheduled the first appointment online. As it turned out, Publix was a very organized, an efficient process. No wait, no crowd, just show up at the scheduled time, receive the vaccine, wait 15 minutes and then you are free to go. We were able to plan grocery shopping after the inoculation. Win Win.
A little redness and swelling at the sight of injection that lasted a few days. Otherwise life goes on as normal.

Joe
 
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Michigan residents hiding from winter, in Arizona, just received 2nd dose of Pfizer vaccine 3-2-21. Injection site just a little sore, otherwise no side effects.

btw: retired from Pfizer sterile injectables plant in Portage MI. Although several years removed, I’m still proud that the manufacturing plant I poured so much of my life into is involved in this worldwide effort
 
My FIL (93 years old) and my Mother (92 years old) both live in central Illinois. They have received both shots. Most of our kids in Illinois, with the exception of a daughter who is a nurse, and a DIL who is a doctor, have not been able to get the shots.

The DW and I just got our first shot yesterday in Polk County Florida. Very fast and organized. I knew from my experience in the military to keep my arm moving so I had zero soreness and no effects. The DW had some chills last night but feels great this morning.

Based on what we are hearing from friends here in our small part of the sunshine state is anyone 65 and over can call and get on the list, as long as you are residing in Florida for at least 3 months. The call back with the appointment is taking around 4 to 5 weeks. Florida doesn't care if you are a snowbird from Georgia or a snowbird from Germany, they are just trying to get as many shots into arms as soon as they get the stuff.
 
I've had both 1st and 2nd shots (Pfizer). No reactions to the 1st and very mild short term reaction to the 2nd.

Safe Travels
Jay
 
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