Want to find your spot in line for the vaccine?
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And my daughter the nurse says she will probably delay taking the vaccine for a while even though she will be very close to the front of the line.
She says the people who get it will have to schedule a few days off of work to deal with the side-effects of the vaccine. They expect to get sick. Hopefully mild symptoms, but still there is no guarantee.
They will have to spread out the sick leave so they all aren't out at once. This wouldn't be a good time for all the nurses to leave.
@Copper said in Want to find your spot in line for the vaccine?:
And my daughter the nurse says she will probably delay taking the vaccine for a while even though she will be very close to the front of the line.
She says the people who get it will have to schedule a few days off of work to deal with the side-effects of the vaccine. They expect to get sick. Hopefully mild symptoms, but still there is no guarantee.
They will have to spread out the sick leave so they all aren't out at once. This wouldn't be a good time for all the nurses to leave.
I was on a call Saturday with some physicians from research hospitals in Alabama, NY, and FL. All said the same.
The problem is the symptoms many get from the vaccine are indistinguishable from Covid symptoms (in a sense, they are Covid symptoms). So if you’re one of the considerable percentage that get those symptoms from the vaccine you will need to stay home for a while until you can be sure it’s not Covid.
They can’t afford to have that happen to an big chunk of a department at the same time, hence the staggering.
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@Copper said in Want to find your spot in line for the vaccine?:
And my daughter the nurse says she will probably delay taking the vaccine for a while even though she will be very close to the front of the line.
She says the people who get it will have to schedule a few days off of work to deal with the side-effects of the vaccine. They expect to get sick. Hopefully mild symptoms, but still there is no guarantee.
They will have to spread out the sick leave so they all aren't out at once. This wouldn't be a good time for all the nurses to leave.
I was on a call Saturday with some physicians from research hospitals in Alabama, NY, and FL. All said the same.
The problem is the symptoms many get from the vaccine are indistinguishable from Covid symptoms (in a sense, they are Covid symptoms). So if you’re one of the considerable percentage that get those symptoms from the vaccine you will need to stay home for a while until you can be sure it’s not Covid.
They can’t afford to have that happen to an big chunk of a department at the same time, hence the staggering.
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@Mik said in Want to find your spot in line for the vaccine?:
I’m in line with Brenda at 23 million.
Same here.
@George-K said in Want to find your spot in line for the vaccine?:
@Mik said in Want to find your spot in line for the vaccine?:
I’m in line with Brenda at 23 million.
Same here.
Glad to have you two to keep me company. We can entertain ourselves and everyone around us.
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Based on your risk profile, we believe you’re in line behind 268.7 million people across the United States.
When it comes to Connecticut, we think you’re behind 2.8 million others who are at higher risk in your state.
And in Tolland County, you’re behind 117,400 others.
If the line in Connecticut was represented by about 100 people, this is where you’d be standing: 85
(about 1 million people behind "prisoners" ) lol
