HarperRose
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I hope you're feeling better today, Heppenheimer!
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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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Heppenheimer
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Yes, it started to resolve last night and I felt back to normal this morning when I woke up. Even my shoulder, which was quite sore yesterday, is painless today. Thanks.
SamusAranX
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Buy directly from the seller if you can, my Grade A light amber New Hampshire Maple Syrup (when I can’t buy it in person) I can order online and have it shipped to me.
DisneyDebRob
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That’s the way to do it! Dark amber here from Vermont.. right to my door.
Heppenheimer
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The most important question... what about Tim Horton's?
Jrb1979
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You can get it in K-cups at the grocery store.
I just find this so fascinating the difference between the 2 countries. While the focus is on the vaccine here, they are also trying to still limit the spread til the vaccine is rolled out to everyone.
In the US the vaccine is all thats focused on now. It's like restrictions don't matter anymore.
Patcheslee
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Indiana opened up to ages 70+ yesterday. Mom is trying to get an appointment for my step-dad but closest is an hour drive north in a week. It got me thinking: Are all states allocating by population size for counties? Won't it just throw things off on distribution because people are having to drive counties away?
JoeCamel
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Florida is allocating by capacity to put shots in arms, my county is way down on the allocation totem pole right now. 9000 doses for the week in a county of 1.4 million. I'm on the waiting list for the counties around me and if I open the registration sign up for my address I am offered Orange county as well. If they threw in a park ticket I might consider that 1.5 hour drive.
oceanbreeze77
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did it all come at once, or in phases?
And without the discounts. What are you doing?
I'm great at finding heavily discounted early birds and with coupons on top of that. This way, I don't have to leave a big tip.
jmp85
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I can tell you that a lot of 65+ year olds are traveling from Alabama to Florida (Panhandle) to get the vaccine. Was told all that mattered was they were a U.S. resident, did not have to be FL resident.
DisneyCane
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This is why all the States should open to 65+. It is perfectly legal for them to do it because the vaccines are paid for by the Federal Government. I wouldn't be surprised to find a bunch of Cuomo loving New Yorkers getting appointments and flying down for the shots and then going back home to talk about what an incompetent moron Ron Desantis is and how happy they are that their Governor knew what he was doing.
Kevin_W
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900 sounds pretty good. My county of 1.3 million is getting 500 doses next week to start the next phase of rollout. The city is getting another 600, but those are really small numbers.
On the bright side, my parents are signed up to get one. Hope it's there when they show up.
Heppenheimer
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It came on gradually in phases... shoulder pain, weakness (relatively, I was trying to ski at the time), dizziness, chills, fever, then faded away. Total time was about 8-10 hours.
GoofGoof
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Forget NYers people are flying in from all over the world to take advantage of the loose requirements in FL.
Foreign nationals getting their COVID shots in Florida
Residents of foreign countries have obtained COVID vaccinations in Florida, taking advantage of the state’s loose rules on who can get a shot. The list includes a prominent Argentine lawyer, …
www.sun-sentinel.com
Disney Experience
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When I got the second shot in the Phase 3 Pfizer trial in September I did not know there would be anything but a sore arm. On the next day when I got fever, chills, aches I knew I got the vaccine and not the Placebo (Saline).
I think that now that you went through the totally acceptable side effects you can understand why I have responded to people saying, “ How do you know it was not placebo?” with “ The second dose side effects I experienced cannot be placebo”
Disney Experience
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Problem for Floridians is that our allocation of doses is based on our population, not our population and all the people who are from other states or countries who come to Florida to get the vaccine that they knew they would get because they reserved it online before they left to fly/drive here.Forget NYers people are flying in from all over the world to take advantage of the loose requirements in FL.
Foreign nationals getting their COVID shots in Florida
Residents of foreign countries have obtained COVID vaccinations in Florida, taking advantage of the state’s loose rules on who can get a shot. The list includes a prominent Argentine lawyer, …
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GoofGoof
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Yeah, seems like a pretty bad flaw in the system. I know the goal is to go as fast as possible, but maybe at least make sure the people are American citizens before we start giving our vaccine doses away. Why not require some form of ID and/or proof of residence like a utility bill, then if all they can produce is a passport from a foreign country they get rejected?
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