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Hakkaboy 05-10-2021 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by snowball (Post 9026504)
How many other locations did you check? Some people I know who are in high neighbourhoods got booked for this week (this was a few hours ago). Cause May 20 is damn far away...

I just booked an appointment for VCC later on today.

But yes, a lot of other sites were May 20 like all of Richmond. I think UBC also had some earlier bookings...

GLOW 05-10-2021 07:16 AM

finally got my text

whitev70r 05-10-2021 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 9026512)
Solution: just never leave Richmond and you'll be safe! SeemsGood

There are other hazards .. bad drivers and now, drive by shootings!

68style 05-10-2021 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Hakkaboy (Post 9026517)
I just booked an appointment for VCC later on today.

But yes, a lot of other sites were May 20 like all of Richmond. I think UBC also had some earlier bookings...

I just got my email this morning, went to book, Kwantlen in Richmond had a May 16 time but by the time I even clicked confirm it was gone... May 20 was the next earliest I could get too.

Bit farther away than I'd like, but a lot better than the August/September expectation that was set back in the winter!!!

stump 05-10-2021 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9026528)
I just got my email this morning, went to book, Kwantlen in Richmond had a May 16 time but by the time I even clicked confirm it was gone... May 20 was the next earliest I could get too.

Bit farther away than I'd like, but a lot better than the August/September expectation that was set back in the winter!!!

Also got May 20th when I booked this morning at Kwantlen. Nothing was available before that anymore.

Hakkaboy 05-10-2021 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9026528)
I just got my email this morning, went to book, Kwantlen in Richmond had a May 16 time but by the time I even clicked confirm it was gone... May 20 was the next earliest I could get too.

Bit farther away than I'd like, but a lot better than the August/September expectation that was set back in the winter!!!

I live in Richmond too, but wanted it asap so that's why I booked it for VCC

Note that these vaccines look like they are only kind of effective after 14 days of receiving your first dose, so stay safe!

SSM_DC5 05-10-2021 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Hakkaboy (Post 9026538)
I live in Richmond too, but wanted it asap so that's why I booked it for VCC

Note that these vaccines look like they are only kind of effective after 14 days of receiving your first dose, so stay safe!

Even after 14 days, consider yourself partially vaccinated because there is a 2nd dose you still need. Current wait time is still 4 months, but I heard bonnie Henry say that 4 months wait might decrease after everyone gets dose #1.

Hondaracer 05-10-2021 12:29 PM

Got mine today :D pretty pumped! Moderna at the convention Center

It’s a sizeable operation, just getting tones of people through. Well organized no confusion, everyone working there was great.

https://i.imgur.com/mV3xIx5.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/Y5P4xLm.jpg

Now to wait those 20 days and start wil’n baby. Timed well with potential indoor dining reopening..

lilaznviper 05-10-2021 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by snowball (Post 9026504)
How many other locations did you check? Some people I know who are in high neighbourhoods got booked for this week (this was a few hours ago). Cause May 20 is damn far away...


when i was booking, VCC wasn't even an option on the list as well as other sites. i guess they started opening up after i booked on the website :(

Ch28 05-10-2021 01:22 PM

Almost 24 hours since I got the shot at Vancouver Community College yesterday. Arm is a little tender around the injection site and I was really tired yesterday during the evening but that's about it.

Got to VCC around 3:30pm and the line was around the corner and half a block down Glen Dr. Line wasn't too bad as I got to the entrance after about 15-20 minutes or so. The people working there were all pleasant and professional.

There was a guy half way up the line that just asked to see the booking email and then a piece of ID. When I got to the actual tent, there was a station where they replace your current mask with one that they provide and have you santize your hands. The next area was a guy giving me a clip board with my COVID card and asking me to fill in the information that they require. Last station is the injection station where someone goes over the side effects and asks if you have any allergies. I asked if she needed to scan my QR code or verify my ID and she said it wasn't required. After the injection, you go to an area where you sit around for 15-20 minutes just to make sure you don't have any immediate adverse effects. It took around 50-55 minutes from when I first lined up to when I left the area.

I thought it was really weird that at no point during that entire time did anyone verify my information to see if I was actually supposed to be there legitimately.

[edit] There was a woman that was having adverse effects from the shot. She was sitting a few seats over from me during the 15 minute detention but I couldn't exactly hear everything. I think it was just a case of getting the shot and/or seeing the needle. They had a nurse check in on her and sit with her for awhile to make sure everything was ok so that was nice to see. This is more of an FYI for those of you scared of needles. It honestly felt like a pinch on my arm.

Hakkaboy 05-10-2021 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Ch28 (Post 9026603)
Almost 24 hours since I got the shot at Vancouver Community College yesterday. Arm is a little tender around the injection site and I was really tired yesterday during the evening but that's about it.

Got to VCC around 3:30pm and the line was around the corner and half a block down Glen Dr. Line wasn't too bad as I got to the entrance after about 15-20 minutes or so. The people working there were all pleasant and professional.

There was a guy half way up the line that just asked to see the booking email and then a piece of ID. When I got to the actual tent, there was a station where they replace your current mask with one that they provide and have you santize your hands. The next area was a guy giving me a clip board with my COVID card and asking me to fill in the information that they require. Last station is the injection station where someone goes over the side effects and asks if you have any allergies. I asked if she needed to scan my QR code or verify my ID and she said it wasn't required. After the injection, you go to an area where you sit around for 15-20 minutes just to make sure you don't have any immediate adverse effects. It took around 50-55 minutes from when I first lined up to when I left the area.

I thought it was really weird that at no point during that entire time did anyone verify my information to see if I was actually supposed to be there legitimately.

Did you have to throw away your mask? I was planning on wearing my N95 there...

westopher 05-10-2021 01:34 PM

They just told me to put mine in my pocket, and gave me a fresh one.

Ch28 05-10-2021 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Hakkaboy (Post 9026604)
Did you have to throw away your mask? I was planning on wearing my N95 there...

People that had disposable masks just threw theirs away while everyone with reusable ones put them in their pockets.

StylinRed 05-10-2021 01:42 PM

They did something similar in coquitlam, they got everyone wearing reusable fabric masks to wear a blue surgical one, and anyone already wearing ur basic surgical one they ignored

lilaznviper 05-10-2021 01:52 PM

at ICC they just told anyone that had a reuseable one to put on the one they gave them overtop or put ther reusable one away. if you had the basic surgical one, they will tell you to remove/dispose and they will give one to you.

JDął 05-10-2021 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 9026607)
They did something similar in coquitlam, they got everyone wearing reusable fabric masks to wear a blue surgical one, and anyone already wearing ur basic surgical one they ignored

That's because fabric masks do literally nothing. They're the equivalent of putting a t-shirt over your nose and thinking it's going to filter a biological agent. The disposable surgical masks at least have a standard but are also just stopping (comparatively) huge droplets from spraying if you cough or sneeze. If you walk in to a hospital or medical clinic they'll make you remove a fabric mask and put on a surgical as well. They have levels to them but I can't remember what the standards are it's been a while since my OFA3 and mil medical training. I believe 3 is the highest? Probably what they're handing out.

68style 05-10-2021 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9026588)
Got mine today :D pretty pumped! Moderna at the convention Center

https://i.imgur.com/Y5P4xLm.jpg

Now to wait those 20 days and start wil’n baby. Timed well with potential indoor dining reopening..

Bro I got a jar of O’Keefe’s for you, those cuticles need attention if you’re going to keep typing sweet nothings to all of us for years to come

Hondaracer 05-10-2021 02:18 PM

:lol

Some of us gotta stay hard around here!

Liquid_o2 05-10-2021 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by JDął (Post 9026611)
That's because fabric masks do literally nothing. They're the equivalent of putting a t-shirt over your nose and thinking it's going to filter a biological agent. The disposable surgical masks at least have a standard but are also just stopping (comparatively) huge droplets from spraying if you cough or sneeze. If you walk in to a hospital or medical clinic they'll make you remove a fabric mask and put on a surgical as well. They have levels to them but I can't remember what the standards are it's been a while since my OFA3 and mil medical training. I believe 3 is the highest? Probably what they're handing out.

That is why I have been wearing a three layer surgical mask and then a cloth/fabric mask over top. Might not be perfect, but it at least offers quite a few layers of protection.

Traum 05-10-2021 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by SSM_DC5 (Post 9026585)
Even after 14 days, consider yourself partially vaccinated because there is a 2nd dose you still need. Current wait time is still 4 months, but I heard bonnie Henry say that 4 months wait might decrease after everyone gets dose #1.

Supposedly we (Canada) will be receiving large shipments of Pfizer vaccines in both May and June, so I'd personally expect the wait for that 2nd dose to be much shorter than 4 months.

Coren 05-10-2021 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by JDął (Post 9026611)
That's because fabric masks do literally nothing. They're the equivalent of putting a t-shirt over your nose and thinking it's going to filter a biological agent. The disposable surgical masks at least have a standard but are also just stopping (comparatively) huge droplets from spraying if you cough or sneeze. If you walk in to a hospital or medical clinic they'll make you remove a fabric mask and put on a surgical as well. They have levels to them but I can't remember what the standards are it's been a while since my OFA3 and mil medical training. I believe 3 is the highest? Probably what they're handing out.

They were handing out ASTM Level 3 masks at VCC when i got my shot yesterday

BIC_BAWS 05-10-2021 04:37 PM

I'm 23 or 24 (don't remember), live in a high transmission area and got a text saying that I can book for my first dose.

Went to the site to book my appointment and it told me that my PHN is not valid LOL. I typically have this issue with my Chinese name as my legal name.

Ie. If my name was Ching Chong Bill, Lee on all my documents, they record it as Ching Lee.

Anyway, after trying the various combinations of my name, I got locked out lol. Called in and I'm now booked for next Thursday. Curious to know which vaccine I'm getting.

Sent from my SM-G781W using Tapatalk

jing 05-10-2021 04:37 PM

Medical grade masks have been required in HA facilities for many months now. CVC's are no exception.

CRS 05-10-2021 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by BIC_BAWS (Post 9026635)
I'm 23 or 24 (don't remember), live in a high transmission area and got a text saying that I can book for my first dose.

Went to the site to book my appointment and it told me that my PHN is not valid LOL. I typically have this issue with my Chinese name as my legal name.

Ie. If my name was Ching Chong Bill, Lee on all my documents, they record it as Ching Lee.

Anyway, after trying the various combinations of my name, I got locked out lol. Called in and I'm now booked for next Thursday. Curious to know which vaccine I'm getting.

Sent from my SM-G781W using Tapatalk

If you're booked, you're going to get either Pfizer or Moderna

SSM_DC5 05-10-2021 05:30 PM

Is it hard to find free parking at the vcc site?


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