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MineralMan

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18. If that occurs, systems will be in place to help people get booster shots.
Thu Mar 4, 2021, 11:21 AM
Mar 2021

It has taken a long time to create the software, distribution network and other factors. The previous administration did nothing to help make that happen, unfortunately. Now, the pieces are falling into place.

I don't think what you're worried about will happen. If a booster is needed, though, the network will already be working very well and shots will be available.

Meanwhile, keep following the simple safety guidelines. They've worked so far. There's no reason they won't keep working. They even protect against the seasonal flu.

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I'm worried I'll get j&j soothsayer Mar 2021 #1
Take whatever is available to you. MineralMan Mar 2021 #9
I will of course soothsayer Mar 2021 #32
Why? Zero major side-effects, one shot, and the only one tested against variants. lagomorph777 Mar 2021 #13
Agree! J & J efficacy was misrepresented in initial press reports. likesmountains 52 Mar 2021 #15
I thought I read that Johnson & Johnson only protected you 85% from serious illness and death? liberal_mama Mar 2021 #20
None are 100% likesmountains 52 Mar 2021 #21
According to the FDA submissions, 100% protection against hospitalization and death in the sample. lagomorph777 Mar 2021 #22
Ok, sounds good then soothsayer Mar 2021 #33
I'm not. I will take whatever I can get. Initech Mar 2021 #24
I would get it if offered. roamer65 Mar 2021 #28
I am still trying Ohiogal Mar 2021 #2
All true, and after three days of fairly constant attempts, I was able to secure appts MANative Mar 2021 #3
Yes. I have my first Moderna shot, MineralMan Mar 2021 #5
Here in CT, you have to be pretty active in the process to get on the schedule, unless... MANative Mar 2021 #14
I think things are changing everywhere. It's confusing. MineralMan Mar 2021 #16
Agreed. I think things will start to accelerate quickly now. MANative Mar 2021 #17
Yes. We'd be way ahead of things had the previous guy done his job. MineralMan Mar 2021 #19
One thing people here figured out, go to the small markets. lark Mar 2021 #4
Every state is doing it differently. MineralMan Mar 2021 #8
Here in Oregon... pdxflyboy Mar 2021 #6
Agree!! Thekaspervote Mar 2021 #7
I tried the Walgreen's site a couple of weeks ago. MineralMan Mar 2021 #12
Short-timer syndrome... Wounded Bear Mar 2021 #10
Yeah my mom was like that. Initech Mar 2021 #23
Imagine how we'll all feel bamagal62 Mar 2021 #11
If that occurs, systems will be in place to help people get booster shots. MineralMan Mar 2021 #18
The great thing about the mRNA type of vaccines Chellee Mar 2021 #26
Moderna has already submitted the booster for NIH phase one clinical trials. roamer65 Mar 2021 #29
Good to hear. bamagal62 Mar 2021 #34
May is 2 months away. Initech Mar 2021 #25
Me as well! bamagal62 Mar 2021 #35
I'm two weeks shy of a year spent isolating, except for weekly shopping. panader0 Mar 2021 #27
Husband received an email yesterday from Centura inviting him to call for an appt eleny Mar 2021 #30
There's a wonderful psychological analogy that fits perfectly. nolabear Mar 2021 #31
I am wondering how we are going to deal with the eventual obstinate anti-vaxxers. roamer65 Mar 2021 #36
That is a very good question. Blue_true Mar 2021 #38
I likely won't get a first shot until the May-July timeframe. Blue_true Mar 2021 #37
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