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Posted by Deneb on November 14, 2009, at 1:55:57
You're the best. I luv you! I wish you would interact with me on Twitter like you do with other people. I wish I tweet things you were interested in.
I'm interested in H1N1 right now. I tweet a lot about H1N1.
I hope you got your H1N1 vaccine Dr. Bob. I'm getting one as soon as it is available for healthy people like me.
((((((((((((Dr. Bob))))))))))))))) I'm going to hug you in my mind. I luv you!
Thanks for being admin! :-)
Posted by Deneb on November 19, 2009, at 21:50:36
In reply to I luv you Dr. Bob!, posted by Deneb on November 14, 2009, at 1:55:57
The strangest thing Dr. Bob...we both got our H1N1 vaccines on the SAME day! Isn't that cool?
Yay! Now we will soon develop immunity. I'm glad you got your shots Dr. Bob. I want to make sure all the people I love get one.
Deneb
Posted by 10derHeart on November 20, 2009, at 2:57:01
In reply to Re: Yay! We both got our shots!, posted by Deneb on November 19, 2009, at 21:50:36
I think that is cool, Deneb :-)
None available any longer where I live, and I want to take it. Even when/if it comes in again, I am not in one of the priority groups, so I still likely won't get it :-(
I guess I can accept that, but I worry for my almost-3-year-old granddaughter and my D and SIL, all of whom should really get it.
Frustrating government issues around this. Apparently Canada did a better job? Or, I should never have moved from the Midwest in the U.S.as apparently Dr. Bob found a way....
Hmmm... wonder if he "cheated"....?
Posted by Deneb on November 20, 2009, at 15:08:28
In reply to Re: Yay! We both got our shots! » Deneb, posted by 10derHeart on November 20, 2009, at 2:57:01
That's too bad 10der. On Weds afternoon the H1N1 vaccine was made available to anyone who wants the shot because we have an abundant supply now in Canada. For the previous 3 weeks, the shot was only made available to the priority groups, children 6 months to 5 years, pregnant women, those under 65 with chronic health conditions and health care workers.
Dr. Bob probably didn't cheat. I think he's in a priority group, health care worker. Besides, I did a quick Google search and I think they are offering the shot on campuses in Chicago.
I wish there was enough vaccine where you live. When do people say there will be enough vaccine?
Posted by Deneb on November 20, 2009, at 15:20:47
In reply to Re: Yay! We both got our shots! » 10derHeart, posted by Deneb on November 20, 2009, at 15:08:28
Dr. Bob, my left arm hurts! You must have it worse though, both your arms probably hurt! I couldn't sleep entirely comfortably on my left side and it hurts a bit to raise my arm.
(((((((((((((((Dr. Bob's arms)))))))))))))))))))
I recommend some OTC NSAID.
Hehe lol
Posted by Deneb on November 21, 2009, at 16:44:57
In reply to Re: Yay! We both got our shots!, posted by Deneb on November 20, 2009, at 15:20:47
Whine! Dr. Bob, my arm hurts MORE today! *Whine* I hope your arms don't hurt. I wonder if the adjuvant in my shot makes it more painful? I got 0.5 mL injected. That actually sounds like a lot. How much did you get?
(((((((((((((our arms))))))))))))))))))
I luv you Dr. Bob!
Posted by emilyp on November 27, 2009, at 23:28:57
In reply to Re: Yay! We both got our shots! » 10derHeart, posted by Deneb on November 20, 2009, at 15:08:28
They were not offering H1N1 vaccines on campus at the time you posted this - I know as I work at the University of Chicago. Only recently did they offer such vaccines and only for those under 26. Perhaps you misread.
Posted by Deneb on November 28, 2009, at 0:17:53
In reply to Re: Yay! We both got our shots!, posted by emilyp on November 27, 2009, at 23:28:57
Oh OK, yeah, I probably misunderstood something then. It's hard for me to search for news about the H1N1 vaccine in the U.S. Google always turns up Canadian links for me. I think I just read that they would be available on campuses or something. Don't know if they meant Chicago or just Illinois in general.
I guess Dr. Bob got it because he's a healthcare worker (even though he isn't exactly on the front lines of H1N1). Or maybe Dr. Bob has a chronic condition or is in contact with someone who is immuno compromised. Anyways, whatever the reason, I'm sure Dr. Bob wouldn't jump the queue. Dr. Bob doesn't strike me as someone who would be overly anxious about H1N1, not enough to jump the queue anyways.
I am anxious about H1N1 and I wouldn't think of jumping the queue. It's such a wrong thing to do.
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