Tybee too bad you are not in Massachusetts. Regardless of age you can get a vaccine for such health conditions as being overweight and smoking. Pick up a couple bad habits and you are set.
I am on the waiting list at the local pharmacy and the local clinic. I believe that when a dose is available, they will call me and I can make an appointment to be jabbed.
Frankly, I believe social distancing, masking, etc., is my defense. I would be happy if my dear wife, or the teachers in the local school, or the school bus drivers, get vaccinated before me. In a couple of years I am sure there will be enough vaccine for everybody.
Meanwhile, solitude and forest bathing can be my portion.
For His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches me
Amanda Kimbrough plays cello and sings the song so well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XftYpn29hPE
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Tybee, so sorry you haven’t been able to get a vaccine. I feel very lucky.
Thanks Terry. I have done everything they've asked for a year now. I haven't been able to see my grandson in two years. And they just keep changing the rules and now giving shots to others who by the CDC reccs come next, but they have none for us. I'm already isolated and depressed. So this is making me just want to give up.
Kenosha County, WI is limiting vaccinations to county residents only, I heard on the news. Too many people from IL were trying (or had gotten) their shots over the state line.
Saw in today's paper (Wisconsin) that 43% of those 65 years or older have had the first shot.
True, as of 2/19, 44.8% of the 65+ year old population in WI have received at least 1 dose.
9% of the 65+ have received the complete series.
Bayfield County is leading the pack on the complete series of vaccinations. 10.6% of the population >16 years old has completed the series.
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