Rebelbrowser wrote: » Any appointments given today? At all?
HeyV wrote: » Had appointment in Galway today (Moderna) at 1.25pm. Waited in car til 1.20pm - was all done and back in the car at 1.48pm. Might set-up - really efficient and all working there so nice. Found the heat in the observation place where you wait 15 minutes afterwards to be a bit intense. Feel super sleepy the last hour or so, but grand otherwise. Very glad to be done - One down, one to go! :)
Galwayguy35 wrote: » I was there at 1.25 for a 1.30 appointment and was out 25 mins later, its a good set up they have going on all right. Arm getting a bit sore but no side effects apart from that.
Pat_bottom wrote: » Never realised your from Galway
Van.Bosch wrote: » We don’t need pharmacies at the moment - the MVCs can handle supplies.
HeyV wrote: » Did you get Moderna too? My arm feels a bit achy now.... like you’d be after throwing in turf! I was actually thinking while I was in there today .... how many in these queues around me are here from boards...
freckles2021 wrote: » Hi, I've been following this thread with interest, found it really helpful and joined today to post my experience - it might be helpful to someone else. I registered for my vaccine on 13th May, got a text for an appointment on 19th May for 21st May - Aviva, Astra Zeneca. Couldn't attend due to a work commitment so replied with Y for a new appointment. Nothing happened so I started ringing the helpline. I got a few 'you'll get an appointment in a few days' responses. I tried the Irish language option and the lady was very helpful and said she would escalate it for me. Still nothing. I rang last Tuesday and the guy said that an address field in my profile was missing and as a result I was never going to get an appointment! I also had been given the wrong Dublin postcode and he couldn't understand that no one else had spotted it. He escalated again to the second highest level and ...still nothing. I rang again yesterday and asked to speak to a manager and one was supposed to ring me - but unsurprisingly, still nothing. So frustrated beyond belief, I went to the Aviva this morning and explained the situation to security and they brought me in, registered me and 30 minutes later I had Pfizer flowing through my veins!! The staff in the Aviva were just lovely. So two things to note for anyone who hasn't received a vaccine appointment or a rescheduled one - something funny is happening to profiles where fields are being deleted and as a result, you drop out of the scheduling. It is not a given that someone will spot it. They tried to say that I had omitted it but as I pointed out, that couldn't have been the case as I had received a first appointment. Also, the vaccination centre staff are far more understanding and might just facilitate you if you haven't had any joy with the helpline. Best of luck!
florawest wrote: » Hi just wondering if the 2nd Moderna jab is exactly 4 weeks to the day, it will be 4 weeks next Thursday, Haven't heard anything yet and checked portal said waiting for 2nd. Thanks
harr wrote: » Quick question, getting first moderna this week , thing is we will be away for a few days on the week we will be due the second dose. Is there any way of letting them know to book us in at 5 weeks instead of 4 ..would rather that than waiting for text and having to reschedule or having to drive back to get it ..
omicron wrote: » Arent you supposed to reply NEW for a new appointment and replying Y probably confirmed your attendance at the original one?
acer911 wrote: » Any know what MVC people living in Dun Laoghaire are getting sent to?