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Got a confirmed vaccine appointment - Post your age and appointment date

JimmyVik

Got a confirmed vaccine appointment - Post your age and appointment date.
So we can see exactly what ages they are vaccinating at any time.
Dont post if you've already been vaccinated.
Obviously I havent got an appointment to post, so am curious to find out what age they are actually doing at the moment.

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vicwatson

I imagine comirnaty (Pfizer/biontech) will become the dominant vaccine this month as I read recently they are expecting 1.4 million doses of it through June

rks

Lumpy.Monkey wrote: »

Age 51
Registered 11 May
SMS received 19 May
Appointment 22 May, Aviva, Janssen. Nurse refused to vaccinate me after a panic attack.

Still waiting for a re-schedule and still getting a different story each time I call the HSE. My profile changed from showing one dose to two doses last week, same as half a dozen others here, but I still fear we're all waiting for the next batch of J&J to arrive. My employer is now asking why I'm not vaccinated given my age.

I'm half thinking about making a board game out of the experience in time for the Christmas market .... a mix of bingo, operation, and snakes & ladders.

I haven't got any any appointment as yet but I got on to them on Twitter again with more than usual rants.

They have now opened a priority case for me, whatever that means. The only difference is that they have given me the case number so next time I call or contact them on Twitter, I will have some reference number. Lets see.

Eldudeson

Age 46:
Registered: 21/5
SMS recieved: 3/6
Appointment: 8/6
Meath - Simonstown.
Phizer.

Tenger

skerry wrote: »

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Seen very little getting Moderna here last few pages, seems to be all Pfizer. Anyone comment on how the felt after getting Moderna?

Moderna seems to be about 10% of the distribution so far.

Have 3 mates in the US who all got Moderna. 2 were fine. 1 had to stay in bed with a high fever and chills after his second shot. That was 6 weeks ago.

trellheim

Stone Deaf 4evr wrote: »

Age : 42
Registered: 02/06
SMS Received 05/06
Appointment: 10/06

Pfizer jab. - county cork

Quite something. As a 52 year old I was 1st Jab 29 May; Averaging the hell out of it it but thats 12 days to do a 10 year cohort. Roll on the rest !

freida

mollser wrote: »

Appointment got cancelled after I completed the medical questionnaire, I answered everything in the negative with no flags - what the feck did I answer wrong? Does anyone have the questions that are asked?

Got onto hse live, very helpful but I seem to be just back in the system now for another appointment, so pssed off

If you have the original txt on your phone and you are happy to go. you could just go. They chk the txt and you have that

F1ngers

skerry wrote: »

Do they advise you to take paracetamol before and iboprufen afterwards?

No.
Also had a sore arm after 1st moderna jab 2 weeks ago.

daydorunrun

I take it there is still very little J&J being administered?

I have turned down the Pfizer 3 times now hoping to get a non- mRNA vaccine but I think that's all I'll be offered at this stage.

Snotty

42, Letterkenny
Registered last Fri
Text yesterday confirming Moderna this Thurs afternoon at LYIT

mollser

freida wrote: »

If you have the original txt on your phone and you are happy to go. you could just go. They chk the txt and you have that

Might just do this if its not rescheduled before then, presume they'd slot you in anyway...

Zaney

coldfire1x wrote: »

The trick is not to answer anything on the site. When you get an appointment just go to your centre. They verbally ask few questions anyway.

I had my first vaccine in the Aviva yesterday. Check in guy was really surprised I had filled out the questions online. Seems like most people don’t?

freida

mollser wrote: »

Might just do this if its not rescheduled before then, presume they'd slot you in anyway...

Yes it seems to be a glitch that boots people out who try to answer the questions. If you search the thread others have just turned up with their text and were done

DublinCJM

Tenger wrote: »

Moderna seems to be about 10% of the distribution so far.

Have 3 mates in the US who all got Moderna. 2 were fine. 1 had to stay in bed with a high fever and chills after his second shot. That was 6 weeks ago.

That's a long time to be in bed.

km79

Just got called into GP at short notice today
Delighted !
Still hadn’t got any appointment through HSE
Age 42 Galway region

mcgiw

Age : 40 (1981)
Registered: 01/06
Appointment received: 08/06/2021 morning (online)
Appointment date: 11/06/2021 evening
SMS: Not yet received. Received at 13:30.
Brand: Pfizer
Venue: PUC, Cork.

Furze99

Pfizer, Pfizer, Pfizer... unless you're in your 60s, in which case you may take your chances with AstraZeneca, wait months and just go feck off if you don't like it. I think the administration is going to regret this faux pas.

Lumpy.Monkey

rks wrote: »

I haven't got any any appointment as yet but I got on to them on Twitter again with more than usual rants.

They have now opened a priority case for me, whatever that means. The only difference is that they have given me the case number so next time I call or contact them on Twitter, I will have some reference number. Lets see.

I've tweeted them again today but just got the usual "I have made a note on your file and you'll be contacted as soon as possible."

I don't want to put any extra strain on other departments of the HSE right now, but when they've recovered from the cyber attack, I want to hit them with a DSAR to find out of all these notes actually exist.

Cluedo Monopoly

daydorunrun wrote: »

I take it there is still very little J&J being administered?

I have turned down the Pfizer 3 times now hoping to get a non- mRNA vaccine but I think that's all I'll be offered at this stage.

You're the 3rd person today to tell me they are holding out for a non mRNA vaccine. Do you mind me asking why?

hold my beer

Furze99 wrote: »

Pfizer, Pfizer, Pfizer... unless you're in your 60s, in which case you may take your chances with AstraZeneca, wait months and just go feck off if you don't like it. I think the administration is going to regret this faux pas.

What faux pas

coldfire1x

daydorunrun wrote: »

I take it there is still very little J&J being administered?

I have turned down the Pfizer 3 times now hoping to get a non- mRNA vaccine but I think that's all I'll be offered at this stage.

FYI: J&J in Aviva tomorrow.

I am curious as well. Why you dont want Pfizer, seems like most people happy with it.

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daydorunrun wrote: »

I take it there is still very little J&J being administered?

I have turned down the Pfizer 3 times now hoping to get a non- mRNA vaccine but I think that's all I'll be offered at this stage.

Why would you do that?

If you're over 50 you'll be able to get J&J in pharmacies soon. Otherwise it's an mRNA and no amount of cancelling appointments will change that.

Marcusm

daydorunrun wrote: »

I take it there is still very little J&J being administered?

I have turned down the Pfizer 3 times now hoping to get a non- mRNA vaccine but I think that's all I'll be offered at this stage.

Are you under 50? If yes then you’ll be waiting a longtime for an adenovirus vaccine as only available to under 50s if no mRNA vaccine available. Given that sufficient is available, low propspect of J&J for that cohort. Kind

lochbob

Reg 19th May
Text 7 June
Appointment: 9 June
Age 45
Dublin 15
Citywest
Pfizer

A long wait but worth it.

xboxdad

Wife got her 1st Pfizer on Sunday. She was a bit dizzy that day and on Monday had slightly elevated temperature, but now she's back to normal.

The Raging Bile Duct

Registered: 1st June
Text for appointment: 4th June
Appointment: This morning - 8th June
Vaccine: Moderna
Age: 43

No issues so far. Delighted to get the ball rolling and can't believe the turnaround was so quick from registration to getting the vaccine.

positron

Age : 45 (1976), Drogheda.
Registered: 22nd May
Appointment received: 8th June (text)
Appointment date: 11th June
Brand: Pfizer
Venue: Fairways, Dundalk

Mrs. P who is a day younger, has not received an invite yet.

daydorunrun

Cluedo Monopoly wrote: »

You're the 3rd person today to tell me they are holding out for a non mRNA vaccine. Do you mind me asking why?

coldfire1x wrote: »

FYI: J&J in Aviva tomorrow.

I am curious as well. Why you dont want Pfizer, seems like most people happy with it.

Flying Fox wrote: »

Why would you do that?

If you're over 50 you'll be able to get J&J in pharmacies soon. Otherwise it's an mRNA and no amount of cancelling appointments will change that.

Marcusm wrote: »

Are you under 50? If yes then you’ll be waiting a longtime for an adenovirus vaccine as only available to under 50s if no mRNA vaccine available. Given that sufficient is available, low propspect of J&J for that cohort. Kind

I have an autoimmune issue- thyroid disease (really struggle to control my levels). I'm lead to believe there are studies into the the possible effects of mRNA vaccines on people with these conditions but there is no real information available yet. I suppose you could say I'm using an abundance of caution until there is more info available.

Furze99

hold my beer wrote: »

What faux pas

Growing consensus that they've gone down the wrong road: https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/pfizer-second-dose-for-astrazeneca-recipients-good-thing-to-do-says-immunologist-1136703.html

SusanC10

Registered May 23rd. 45. Nothing yet.

Gile_na_gile

SusanC10 wrote: »

Registered May 23rd. 45. Nothing yet.

It is really slow news since Friday when a mass of invites were sent out. Nothing seems to be happening since bar a trickle of invites picking up 76ers like yourself (I presume) still waiting on appointments. I think the progress of last Thur and Fri raised expectations but it was just getting out invites for the long weekend ahead and now it is low key again.
The SW is going well, though. Dublin region is slowly processing the numbers where the bulk of working age people live due to the spatial imbalance of our economy.