I believe most of those may be reserved for the second dose for those who've taken the first round but not sure.
I believe most of those may be reserved for the second dose for those who've taken the first round but not sure.
Dr. we talked with this past week told us to expect worse side effects after your second dose. Your body has learned from the first dose that it needs to be fighting this thing off, so it's gonna' try harder and your gonna' feel worse.
And, we FINALLY got our confirmation emails from the OSDH registration site this morning. We registered Wednesday afternoon, and you are supposed to get that confirmation email within 24 hours. It took ours over 60. Of course, there are no open slots available right now within 100 miles of Enid.
EDIT: That's not true. We could go to Buffalo ... 98.7 miles away. I think I'll wait and try to find something closer.
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And, we FINALLY got our confirmation emails from the OSDH registration site this morning. We registered Wednesday afternoon, and you are supposed to get that confirmation email within 24 hours. It took ours over 60. Of course, there are no open slots available right now within 100 miles of Enid.
EDIT: That's not true. We could go to Buffalo ... 98.7 miles away. I think I'll wait and try to find something closer.
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Road trip!
I know some folks who just 'crashed' the first event in Enid on the 4th. They didn't have appointments. They just showed up. And they were allowed in and got the vaccine. I wonder if some folks who had appointments for the 4th got turned away because they ran out of vaccine. Those of us who try to 'play by the rules' come up short.
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I registered mama and I around 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning and received a email timed at 12:34 a.m. this morning on hers (but not mine) that stated that she is on the list and to wait for another email for further instructions.
Registrations were probably ten minutes apart and I used the same email address for both of us so I don't know why I didn't get an email also.....it'll probably be here in a day or two.
I registered mama and I around 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning and received a email timed at 12:34 a.m. this morning on hers (but not mine) that stated that she is on the list and to wait for another email for further instructions.
Registrations were probably ten minutes apart and I used the same email address for both of us so I don't know why I didn't get an email also.....it'll probably be here in a day or two.
Same experience for us. Registered about 15-20 minutes apart, and my email came yesterday morning, but haven't received hers yet. I saw on one of the news reports that they had over 250,000 register, so 10-20 minutes could indeed receive a good number of registrations.
My wife and I have separate email accounts and we registered individually. I received my email about 7:40 this morning and she got hers about thirty minutes later. There is not a drop-down on the email you received that might contain your spouses' name(s) is there? It seems like I read somewhere that if more than one person was registered from the same account, you might get one email to cover both of them. I'm mostly guessing because this whole system has been so screwed up from the outset and they keep changing the way they do things, and do not give good, comprehensive instructions about anything. You might trying calling 2-1-1. I tried it the other day but got tired of sitting on hold and hung up. GOOD LUCK!
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Now, we have both received emails telling us that we are legible to make appointments and gives the link. But, since they only make appointments when doses are available, we cannot make an appointment yet. So, I guess we are supposed to continue checking the link.
You're saying cutting your toe nails caused a "toenail fungus?"
Yes. They have been (VERY RANDOMLY) making announcements at times of when more vaccine would be distributed and sign-ups opened, but it is not reliable from what I've seen. Personally, I'm gonna' be checking that site several times a day.
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