The first time that Roland and I went for a vaccination shot we had to make an appointment as I recall. We parked in a parking lot and went through a tented area and were led to separate rooms to fill out paper work and receive a shot – which I never felt at the time it was given. My arm felt a bit bruised the next day, but really not a big deal.
When we had gone to get our second
shot I don’t think there was a designated time.
We drove through the parking lot and the health guides came out to us
and gave us our second shot.
Jenna was not old enough to qualify for the moderna which Roland and I had received. When Pfizer came out with a vaccination for those 12-18 we took Jenna to the fairgrounds to get her first vaccination and returned less than a month later to get her second shot.
We all believed that we were fully
vaccinated. We didn’t think we would get
COVID. Then there was a scare at the
theatre and everybody in the cast and their family members were all
tested. Once again, we just drove
through to get tested. I thought it hurt
– like the health worker was jamming the stick up my nose. She wasn’t.
But that’s how it felt. More pain
that the quick prick of the vaccination.
But then came Delta and now
Omicron. It was suggested that
vaccinated people get a booster. Roland
and I drove to the Casino. There was no
line. We received our booster within
minutes. We hadn’t taken Jenna but she
currently has an appointment to get a booster with the Pfizer. Meanwhile, we think that we all need to be
tested – probably before she receives the booster?
I understand that we have to schedule
an appointment. Thus far I have not had
success in getting us scheduled.
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