Do You Know Anyone with COVID-19?

[8manpick]

You guys don’t think we’ll be doing gen pop by end of April?


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This was what I was counting on but that isn’t what the health department is telling me. Hopefully it’s an under promise overdeliver thing

[steve dave]

Here’s the deal guys, most people are rough ridin' idiots and don’t know wtf is going on


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[michigancat]

I expect my county to know when I will be vaccinated within an hour of actual vaccination, even if it is weeks away. Seems pretty simple!

[OK_Cat]

Congrats old man


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Nope! Teacher!


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[MakeItRain]

Got my first vaccine today, ask me anything


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Welcome back

[MakeItRain]

As a state, we've chipped 514K of 4.5 million in six weeks. That puts us at 46 weeks to chip the state. :(

Now do the trend, I'm certain Kentucky like everyone else are giving vaccine at a much faster rate than they were in January. Also, bud, we have a single dose vaccine that will start to be distributed by the first week of March.

[IPA4Me]

As a state, we've chipped 514K of 4.5 million in six weeks. That puts us at 46 weeks to chip the state. :(

Now do the trend, I'm certain Kentucky like everyone else are giving vaccine at a much faster rate than they were in January. Also, bud, we have a single dose vaccine that will start to be distributed by the first week of March.

Eh. We have three decent sized metros. Rest of the state is mouth breathing health department ran by bureaucrats. SIX weeks into vaccination and the morons in my region are just now scheduling first group beyond first responders. That's roughly 400 doses in six weeks.

Yes, three larger areas will ramp and expand capacity. Not hillbilly areas. Hopefully we'll be allowed to get chipped in Louisville but not likely as the doses are allocated by county of residence.

However as noted, no kids will get chipped and half the adults are tinfoil loons that won't get jabbed.

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[slackcat]

Fuckin' eh I'll get mine at WM!   NO county health dept. is run by a mouth breather, will not go

[MakeItRain]

As a state, we've chipped 514K of 4.5 million in six weeks. That puts us at 46 weeks to chip the state. :(

Now do the trend, I'm certain Kentucky like everyone else are giving vaccine at a much faster rate than they were in January. Also, bud, we have a single dose vaccine that will start to be distributed by the first week of March.

Eh. We have three decent sized metros. Rest of the state is mouth breathing health department ran by bureaucrats. SIX weeks into vaccination and the morons in my region are just now scheduling first group beyond first responders. That's roughly 400 doses in six weeks.

Yes, three larger areas will ramp and expand capacity. Not hillbilly areas. Hopefully we'll be allowed to get chipped in Louisville but not likely as the doses are allocated by county of residence.

However as noted, no kids will get chipped and half the adults are tinfoil loons that won't get jabbed.

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Saw yesterday that they are hoping for children over 3 to be vaccinated by the end of the summer. Fingers crossed.

[steve dave]

As a state, we've chipped 514K of 4.5 million in six weeks. That puts us at 46 weeks to chip the state. :(

Now do the trend, I'm certain Kentucky like everyone else are giving vaccine at a much faster rate than they were in January. Also, bud, we have a single dose vaccine that will start to be distributed by the first week of March.

Eh. We have three decent sized metros. Rest of the state is mouth breathing health department ran by bureaucrats. SIX weeks into vaccination and the morons in my region are just now scheduling first group beyond first responders. That's roughly 400 doses in six weeks.

Yes, three larger areas will ramp and expand capacity. Not hillbilly areas. Hopefully we'll be allowed to get chipped in Louisville but not likely as the doses are allocated by county of residence.

However as noted, no kids will get chipped and half the adults are tinfoil loons that won't get jabbed.

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Saw yesterday that they are hoping for children over 3 to be vaccinated by the end of the summer. Fingers crossed.

damn, that would rule.

[nicname]

Mom (62) & her husband (63), have kicked Covid seemingly without much issue. I know this because after weeks of quarantine they've invited us to a lovely Applebee's dinner this afternoon.

[pissclams]

mind’s eye this-
covid vaccine in a truly
drink a truly, get chipped
thoughts?

[nicname]

mind’s eye this-
covid vaccine in a truly
drink a truly, get chipped
thoughts?

Yes plz

[Shooter Jones]

Just got word from the Red Cross that my AtlasChip is on board. I'm another brick in the wall of herd immunity.

I'll be donating tomorrow, looks like you got your results in 10 days?

Donated Friday, downloaded the app today and it already posted that I was Negative.

After doing a large case study of 4 people, I'm concluding that if you donate and have antibodies, you will get those results roughly 10-14 days later. If you do not, they will let you know just a few days after donating.

Sounds like they may do multiple tests to confirm the antibodies and if your results aren't posted quickly (a few business days), you most likely have them.

[Phil Titola]

Guys, we will get there sooner than that


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Agreed.  Especially when J&J gets approved.

[Phil Titola]

I was able to snag an xbox on release day, I'm pretty confident my skillz can get me one of these appointments quickly when the time comes.

[ChiComCat]

Just got word from the Red Cross that my AtlasChip is on board. I'm another brick in the wall of herd immunity.

I'll be donating tomorrow, looks like you got your results in 10 days?

Donated Friday, downloaded the app today and it already posted that I was Negative.

After doing a large case study of 4 people, I'm concluding that if you donate and have antibodies, you will get those results roughly 10-14 days later. If you do not, they will let you know just a few days after donating.

Sounds like they may do multiple tests to confirm the antibodies and if your results aren't posted quickly (a few business days), you most likely have them.

These posts got me to sign up to trade my blood for an antibody test.   My blood is on your hands, you two

[yoga-like_abana]

Just got word from the Red Cross that my AtlasChip is on board. I'm another brick in the wall of herd immunity.

I'll be donating tomorrow, looks like you got your results in 10 days?

Donated Friday, downloaded the app today and it already posted that I was Negative.

After doing a large case study of 4 people, I'm concluding that if you donate and have antibodies, you will get those results roughly 10-14 days later. If you do not, they will let you know just a few days after donating.

Sounds like they may do multiple tests to confirm the antibodies and if your results aren't posted quickly (a few business days), you most likely have them.

Yep.. that's about how long it took me to find out.

[Institutional Control]

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[slackcat]

good for you

[Sandstone Outcropping]

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Enjoy your AtlasVax!

I donated on 2/5 and they haven't posted my antibody results yet...

[slackcat]

scheduled for 2/24 at WM 

[420seriouscat69]

https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1362805424479698948?s=20

[MakeItRain]

Guys! I'm currently sitting in the vaccine recovery area, I did it, the governor of Iowa isn't going to get to add me to her body count

[Gooch]

Congrats line jumper.