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

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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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Rebelbrowser

leahyl wrote: »

What actually happened Rebelbrowser? Have you been registered for a while and haven't heard anything, is it?

Yeah, 20 days and counting! I'm told HSE can manually intervene tomorrow and give me an appointment as 21 days will be up. 45 year old friends of mine got texts 15 days ago and I have confident texts to friends still on my phone from that day where I proudly announced we would all be vaccinated before May was out. May 2022 now the next target! That'll learn me to count my chickens.....

leahyl

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Nah, no such explanation. I'm too close to it to laugh, but yeah it's hugely ironic that I've been on boards posting about vaccines for months, obsessively analysing patterns of progress of the vaccine, speculating to (often apathetic) friends about when we would we be vaccinated and then, when the moment came, I'm the 1 in 100 (or 1000?) that slips through the net. I suspect some of my friends think it's hilarious in the darkly comic way you suggest and I hope in time, after lots and lots of therapy, I'll see it that way too!

What actually happened Rebelbrowser? Have you been registered for a while and haven't heard anything, is it?

Wildly Boaring

positron wrote: »

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.

Oh
Great stuff.
Drogheda was so far behind seem right back in the mix

Rebelbrowser

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Your saga is darkly comical at this stage. The forgotten man.

I'm wondering is it something like your surname starting 'o fada' and it drops you to the bottom of the list every time the system does a re-sort?

Nah, no such explanation. I'm too close to it to laugh, but yeah it's hugely ironic that I've been on boards posting about vaccines for months, obsessively analysing patterns of progress of the vaccine, speculating to (often apathetic) friends about when we would we be vaccinated and then, when the moment came, I'm the 1 in 100 (or 1000?) that slips through the net. I suspect some of my friends think it's hilarious in the darkly comic way you suggest and I hope in time, after lots and lots of therapy, I'll see it that way too!

I should say its only because I'm in Cork with its fast progress I stand out. Clearly loads of other 1976ers in the east and north east still to be done.

xboxdad

I just got my 1st Pfizer jab in the Helix.
It was organized in a very professional way and everyone was very nice.
Can't wait to see my 2nd appointment appear on the system

machiavellianme

What year are they down to in the Aviva now?

ArmaniJeanss

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

I can't believe it either, but in a different way...

Your saga is darkly comical at this stage. The forgotten man.

I'm wondering is it something like your surname starting 'o fada' and it drops you to the bottom of the list every time the system does a re-sort?

Rebelbrowser

Navy blue wrote: »

42, registered Friday 4th June, got text Monday 7th June, appointment Friday 11th June, Cork City Hall. Can't believe I will have my first jab within a week of registering!

I can't believe it either, but in a different way...

All joking aside, congrats.

Rebelbrowser

SusanC10 wrote: »

Was talking to a friend there now. Same age as me - 45.

Anyone experience this? She said when she logged into the Portal today that it showed her 1st dose scheduled and a blue box saying "Show Appointment details". When she clicked on this, the screen went blank/white and when she refreshed it, it went back to Awaiting Appointment. She rang the Helpline but they are saying that she rescheduled her Appointment and must wait for a new one.

No. If that happened to me (mind you I'd need an appointment first) at this stage I would scream. That is shocking luck. As a 45 year old your friend has been waiting long enough. As I've said, the system is working for 99% of people but for those of us experiencing HSE IT glitches we have no control over its a nightmare.

is_that_so

Furze99 wrote: »

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

Growing consensus = one person? Assuming AZ can deliver enough this month a lot of that group can be done and there will be few if any new AZ recipients. Over 60s were pencilled in for July originally, when apparently AZ have said they'll have loads.

Daithi07

What age groups are they on in Limerick?. Not seen any posts with Appiontments there. Also are they still in the Radisson or limerick race course now.... Or both?

meeeeh

43, registered Thursday 3rd and got appointment for today on Friday. Husband is the same age, registered on Thursday, gave his name on the waiting list for vaccine and got vaccinated next day because they had some excess. Both in Tullamore.

Navy blue

42, registered Friday 4th June, got text Monday 7th June, appointment Friday 11th June, Cork City Hall. Can't believe I will have my first jab within a week of registering!

Rket4000

skerry wrote: »

Good to hear. I'm supposed to be cycling Mizen to Malin a week after the shot so I'm hoping it'll be same as yourself and doesn't derail me in any major way. I can handle a sore arm.

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

I got Moderna 1st dose nearly two weeks ago.. Sore arm for a day or two afterwards.... No other issues. I wasn't given (or ask for) any advice on what to take or not take

SusanC10

Was talking to a friend there now. Same age as me - 45.

Anyone experience this? She said when she logged into the Portal today that it showed her 1st dose scheduled and a blue box saying "Show Appointment details". When she clicked on this, the screen went blank/white and when she refreshed it, it went back to Awaiting Appointment. She rang the Helpline but they are saying that she rescheduled her Appointment and must wait for a new one.

bish76

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

44. Missed my appointment this morning.:(

Registered last week and hadn't been monitoring my texts because I lazily assumed it would be at least a couple of weeks before I got word.

How soon am I likely to be rescheduled?

Go now like NOW !
They only check if appointment is same day.

Loafing Oaf

44. Missed my appointment this morning.:(

Registered last week and hadn't been monitoring my texts because I lazily assumed it would be at least a couple of weeks before I got word.

How soon am I likely to be rescheduled?

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.

SusanC10

Registered May 23rd. 45. Nothing yet.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

lochbob

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

A long wait but worth it.

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

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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.

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.

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

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?