Just got confirm on appointment Tuesday.
Warning: Gmail sent confirm email to "Promotions".
Warning: Gmail sent confirm email to "Promotions".
COVID VACCINE
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Nosmo - thanks for the heads up on looking in Promotions. Found my confirmation in there as well.
Thanks to the person who helped us sign up. We're getting ours on Monday. The confirmation process online was very simple.
Yes. And you probably would have done it in NOVEMBER!
I'm not a St. Joe's patient as my primary is with Scott & White. Guess I won't be getting the vaccine...
You do not have to be a St. Joe's patient to sign up on their waitlist.
Ok thanks. Good to know.
I was wrong. The new state allocation PDF indeed shows we are allocated 5,000 doses for the coming week. It is good to know that the state is getting it here by Monday for the Brazos Center hub to get going. That should eliminate any concerns there is a big lag between allocation announcement and vaccine shipment.
Don't you internet?No one admits a mistake. It's just not done. Seriously,thanks for the correction.
jim james
I put my mom on the St Joe's list a few weeks back. Her primary is with S&W. She got an email last night confirming her vaccine appointment for Tuesday at the Brazos Center.
Who does the email come from? St. Joe's? Trying to help my Mom too and her email.
localag242 said:
Who does the email come from? St. Joe's? Trying to help my Mom too and her email.
Texas A&M. (tamu.edu)
Mine came from St Joseph Health
DisneyFan5 said:
Mine came from St Joseph Health
Is there a difference - or just where you get your vaccine?
Born&Raised said:DisneyFan5 said:
Mine came from St Joseph Health
Is there a difference - or just where you get your vaccine?
Perhaps the St Joe emails are at Mature Well near Hotel Stella and the Tamu emails are at the Brazos Center?
Hopefully someone who knows can answer.
Ours came from TAMU.
I was wrong about it coming from St Josehp. The one I got was from Tamu.
Does anyone know which vaccines they are giving out on Monday?
Can't say for certain, but the last 3 "1st dose allocations" (Wk# 6,7,8), were all Moderna.
According to the state, St Joseph's was allocated 5,000 doses of Moderna for Week 8, which would jibe with the 5,000 vaccines the hub is supposed to distribute this week.Born&Raised said:
Does anyone know which vaccines they are giving out on Monday?
This vaccine clinic at the Brazos Center is extremely well-run and efficient (so far at least)!
Counterpoint said:
This vaccine clinic at the Brazos Center is extremely well-run and efficient (so far at least)!
Agree! In and out in 30 minutes at 3PM. Would have been quicker except some old people ahead of me enjoyed talking to EVERYONE they met. . And it was the Moderna vaccine.
75AG said:Counterpoint said:
This vaccine clinic at the Brazos Center is extremely well-run and efficient (so far at least)!
Agree! In and out in 30 minutes at 3PM. Would have been quicker except some old people ahead of me enjoyed talking to EVERYONE they met. . And it was the Moderna vaccine.
Yeah, I can't say enough how positive that experience was. I'm not eligible for the shot yet, but I had to drive someone there to get it and everything was perfect. I think the New Mexico guy did a great job!
I get mine later this week....anyone have any bad symptoms after receiving it?? I talked to one person who had a very rough night after getting theirs.
Was it their first one? I haven't heard anybody really complain about the first one, but the second one is a different story!
Yes, their first dose.
What did you hear about the second one?
What did you hear about the second one?
Side effects are harsher. Feel worse.BucketofBalls99 said:
Yes, their first dose.
What did you hear about the second one?
Only thing I had an issue with was soreness on that arm for the 24hrs. Not something I usually get with shots.
The 2nd dose is much harder on your body. I would plan to take a day off the day after if I were you.
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I've heard it's like the new shingles shot. The first OK, but some folks have fever, chills, etc. on the second. Most, however, show few side effects.
Incorrect, 2/3's had chills/fever/body aches on 2nd shot in the Moderna studies.75AG said:
I've heard it's like the new shingles shot. The first OK, but some folks have fever, chills, etc. on the second. Most, however, show few side effects.
Among my small cohort of nurses/docs (about 15 of us) that got the 2nd shot Friday everyone was laid out Saturday and back to normal Sunday.
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Got my second dose of Moderna week before last. By the evening I could not move my arm at all. Very painful. During the middle of the night had horrible muscle/joint pain, headache, fatigue and 102 fever. Lasted about 36 hours but the headache lingered for about 4 days. I was miserable and a hot bath was my friend. Even with all of that, I am glad I got the vaccine.
Sorry, not meaning to spread false info. My experience from reading the PI and friends/family who've had both Moderna shots, is there are side effects, but few considered it "debilitating ".KidDoc said:Incorrect, 2/3's had chills/fever/body aches on 2nd shot in the Moderna studies.75AG said:
I've heard it's like the new shingles shot. The first OK, but some folks have fever, chills, etc. on the second. Most, however, show few side effects.
Among my small cohort of nurses/docs (about 15 of us) that got the 2nd shot Friday everyone was laid out Saturday and back to normal Sunday.
Got second Pfizer shot yesterday and I feel pretty wiped out today. Chills, soreness, and lethargic. Very glad to have gotten it, but I wouldn't recommend having big plans for the day after shot #2.