Coronavirus
#3976
Re: Coronavirus
But like NB, BC "wants" a bit more than merely having a condition that puts one at risk. eg Having chronic kidney disease doesn't cut it, you need to be on dialysis or it doesn't matter. Mind boggling.
#3977
Re: Coronavirus
Ontario has opened up the vaccination process a little. From Monday over 70’s can register for the mass vaccination centers. People over 60 or those with chronic medical conditions can register with participating pharmacies/doctor’s office for the AZ shot.
#3978
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Re: Coronavirus
Yep, that's like we talked about the other day. From day one, people with co-morbidities are of much greater risk. Diabetes,, high blood pressure, obesity, heart issues and so on.
But like NB, BC "wants" a bit more than merely having a condition that puts one at risk. eg Having chronic kidney disease doesn't cut it, you need to be on dialysis or it doesn't matter. Mind boggling.
But like NB, BC "wants" a bit more than merely having a condition that puts one at risk. eg Having chronic kidney disease doesn't cut it, you need to be on dialysis or it doesn't matter. Mind boggling.
BC is quite strict compared to other jurisdictions, appears NB is as well.
#3979
Re: Coronavirus
Is there a definition of that? Is it simply having one (or more) of listed conditions or does there have to be something extra like me and J have been chatting about?
#3980
#3981
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Re: Coronavirus
If you are not a member of one of these groups, you may not be currently eigible.
80 years old or older in 2021
60 to 64 years old in 2021<
First Nations, Métis and Inuit adults
Chronic home health care recipients
Long-term care home residents and staff
Assisted living residents and staff
Retirement home residents and staff
First Nations Elder care home residents and staff
Essential caregivers for care home residents
Personal support workers
Front-line health care workers
80 years old or older in 2021
60 to 64 years old in 2021<
First Nations, Métis and Inuit adults
Chronic home health care recipients
Long-term care home residents and staff
Assisted living residents and staff
Retirement home residents and staff
First Nations Elder care home residents and staff
Essential caregivers for care home residents
Personal support workers
Front-line health care workers
#3982
Re: Coronavirus
Is that Toronto Centric because the Official Ontario website doesn't include chronic illness for using the vaccine booking online?https://covid-19.ontario.ca/book-vaccine/
It seems there are three levels of at risk with diabetes being in the lowest. Chronic Kidney Disease is there but only at stage 4 (and presumably dialysis).
#3983
Re: Coronavirus
If I could find someone to take me in their car and go through the line up for drive-through I could get an Astro-Zeneca shot, but if I wait maybe 6 weeks until I can drive they may have expanded the roll out and there could be Phizer available for my age group. My health conditions aren't severe enough to merit getting a booked appointment. I'm going to keep an eye on how these criteria change in the coming days, and will go when it becomes more convenient.
#3984
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 9,982
Re: Coronavirus
Is that Toronto Centric because the Official Ontario website doesn't include chronic illness for using the vaccine booking online?https://covid-19.ontario.ca/book-vaccine/
(I hope you are able to get it through your GP or simiilar )
(I hope you are able to get it through your GP or simiilar )
#3985
Re: Coronavirus
Edit: The above covers the following areas of Ontario only...Toronto, Windsor-Essex and Kingston, Frontenac and Addington & Lennox.
Last edited by Jerseygirl; Mar 20th 2021 at 7:16 pm. Reason: Wrong time
#3988
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Re: Coronavirus
Big anti-COVID restriction crowd in Kelowna yesterday.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7709485/m...protest-rally/
From the article:
"Earlier in the week, a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled that bans on outdoor protests were an infringement on rights and freedoms with respect to public protests."
https://globalnews.ca/news/7709485/m...protest-rally/
From the article:
"Earlier in the week, a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled that bans on outdoor protests were an infringement on rights and freedoms with respect to public protests."
#3989
Re: Coronavirus
Big anti-COVID restriction crowd in Kelowna yesterday.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7709485/m...protest-rally/
From the article:
"Earlier in the week, a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled that bans on outdoor protests were an infringement on rights and freedoms with respect to public protests."
https://globalnews.ca/news/7709485/m...protest-rally/
From the article:
"Earlier in the week, a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled that bans on outdoor protests were an infringement on rights and freedoms with respect to public protests."
https://news.sky.com/video/covid-19-...kdown-12251593
Wouldn't it be awful if these vaccines did unknowingly cause some irreparable damage to us all, and the only healthy people left to run the world were the anti-vax / anti-gov brigade. That reminds me, I watch Idiocracy again soon
#3990
Re: Coronavirus
The Covid numbers in Ontario have been rising steadily, hovering just under 2,000 per day again now. Yesterday we took the short drive into town via Lakeshore...there were hundreds and hundreds of people out walking, cycling, running, picnicking etc. Hardly anyone was wearing a mask. Despite Toronto stepping up the immunization program this week, I think we will see a spike in numbers before too long. I understand we all feel trapped and stir crazy, but after a year of being ultra careful and staying home, why oh why are people throwing caution to the wind now? Surely it isn’t much of an imposition to wear a mask when outdoors.