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I’m need answers @AshishKJha46 & @CDCDirector – if you expect many covid waves a year, indefinitely & your only advice to people who're #HighRiskCovid19 is “stay home” - How do I finish my life (50ish more years) “just staying away,” & still be a functioning member of society?
Can you give people who are #highriskcovid a tax break @AshishKJha46 @CDCDirector @POTUS @VP? Your only advice makes it so we can’t get basic services guaranteed to us by our government like safe access to public transportation & education - so why are you making us pay?
It's wild @CDCDirector & @AshishKJha46 – you say this many deaths & covid waves are are good news and what we should expect moving forward, BUT your advice to high risk people is still just to “stay home.” How do you suggest I do this while keeping a job, having a family, etc.?
Recommendations on finding boosters or 1st/2nd doses:
Ask me I will help you, or:
1. Search the zip code + vaccination, read the city or county website
2. Check if there are walkup sites if that's accessible to you! Or if you can make appointments at city/county sites
Ask me I will help you, or:
1. Search the zip code + vaccination, read the city or county website
2. Check if there are walkup sites if that's accessible to you! Or if you can make appointments at city/county sites
I always check those first because they tend to have more availability since folks tend to check their pharmacies, and because you can check availability without needing personal data.
3. If those don't have availability, do a check at CVS or Walgreens. Most won't have appts
3. If those don't have availability, do a check at CVS or Walgreens. Most won't have appts
4. Do a deeper dive on pharmacies that are regional or local. They're more likely to have availability. If something requires a date for the most recent dose and you're checking for someone else, just do 6 months before the date you're checking.
