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Flu shots [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!] in Health ·
Bryan Taylor9 said:Local pharmacies are completely tapped out. They aren't even taking orders because there's zero stock coming in—at least, that’s what a colleague of mine who works at one told me.
To make matters worse, my mom's primary care doctor flat-out refused to vaccinate her patients against the flu this year! She didn't even bother trying to order any doses; she just told everyone to head over to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention instead.

Is your mom considered high-risk due to some underlying condition or maybe her age?

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Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
Nicole James said:Basically, you won't face any legal repercussions if you were out, yet somehow you're still considered a criminal just for "walking around freely."

Look, back here, there were people who were absolutely convinced they’d be forced into quarantine just because they’d been near someone testing positive—and by that, I mean extended, close, daily contact without a mask. But, they weren't officially flagged as contacts. I won't get too deep into those specifics. There was even one person who actually went to report themselves to get a test or an isolation order, but they were turned away because they weren't on any official contact list. And then what? What are those people supposed to do if they aren't showing symptoms? Just call their boss and say, "Hey, I decided to self-isolate on my own whim without any CDC orders, so please just give me some paid time off"?
On what planet would that even fly?

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Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
A colleague of mine just got back from quarantine today, and she’s claiming they didn't even give her a single phone call or bother to knock on her door once.

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dustybison58 said:Hi

I have a follow-up appointment at Rebro in the ophthalmology department. Given that I have an extremely high prescription—and they sometimes dilate my pupils, which means I have to take my glasses off (though I don't actually have any on me right now)—my vision gets pretty blurry afterward. Because of that, I've always had someone come along to accompany me. I guess... do you think they'll make an issue out of that?

They shouldn't. You just need to get through triage to get your pass.