One step closer to returning our lives back to Pre-COVID-19

Hello @RosyKohli

Well-done !!! That’s a bold step you have taken to get the 1st dose of the jab. You did well to share it and nice pictures too. The accessibility features you noted were good too, you have done well.

Wonder when the 2nd dose will be?

Keep safe always even after the vaccine.

Cheers

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Hi @RosyKohli

Congratulations, We are happy with you. However, in an effort to keep Connect organized as well as keep potentially sensitive to some images in a single place, we are merging all Connect posts about COVID-19 vaccinations into a single thread: One step closer to returning our lives back to Pre-COVID-19.

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Dear ma @RosyKohli … alhamdulillah, blessed to the Almighty you got the vaccine. Hope the second dose will be ready by the time you are able to take it. Stay healthy and safe… and thank you for the notes of disability features in the church.

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@AngieYC thanks sir, it is my pleasure to share my pics of Ist dose as well as 2nd dose of Covishield which were taken at Rajiv Gandhi Superspecialty Hospital Dilshad Garden, Delhi. Also got a certificate of completion of covid vaccination

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@RosyKohli mam stay safe and stay Happy.

And you have nicely covered the vaccination centre with appropriate pictures. And accessibility status is also great for the centre.

#HappyGuiding

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Congrats @RosyKohli on starting the process of getting vaccinated! My mom and her generation are all completely vaccinated so I feel more at ease when she is out in public. We as a family are still wearing masks in public (shopping, doing errands, going to the zoo, etc) because our area still requires us (both businesses and local goverment) to do so.

A friend of mine was told by a Starbucks barista to put on her mask as soon as she walked in the Starbucks I was sitting and waiting for her in to drink coffee inside in over a year! For me, it is going to take awhile to stop wearing a mask in public. It’s more about the strangers (people) around me who I don’t know are vaccinated or not and to keep my twins safe and healthy since they are too young to get vaccinated.

The world is slowly getting closer to the “finish line” – hopefully 2022 will be a better year for most of the world.

Stay safe and healthy!

Cheers,

Karen

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@KarenVChin

Thanks even my mom got Vaccinated, here we still are not going out any were we want to break the chain, getting all the things online, at out side my door. Yes my kids have to be vaccinated , yet here also mask is compulsory without mask fine is charged. & unnecessary we cannot go out here still hotel are closed only take away & home delivery.

From today till 2oclock permission are given to shopkeeper to open that to thrice week one side shop will be open & opposite side . Yes we have be careful when we go out.

Don’t worry God will protect the little one’s keep them safe. And with Grace of God very soon every thing will be normal over the world. Very soon.

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@PritishB

Thanks, since more then a year not moved out. I always admire you all writing the post & specially about accessibility. So when I saw I thought I should not miss this opportunity.

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@indahnuria

Thanks, yes 2nd dose is after 85 days they told. I am happy you like it about accessibility I mention.

@ErmesT

Thanks, no problem for merging my post. I am sorry u found some I images sensitive.

Here many holy places our voluntary give for vaccine center temporary, so that people get vaccinated fast.

@Shrut19

Thanks dear, feeling blessed.

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@SholaIB

Thanks, I had registered long back but didn’t appointment, this was new center came to know register my self for this center immediately got next day appointment, went & took it. From last year attend so many meet of accessibility, so mentioned earlier I was not aware of it but when last year attended my 1st meet up of accessibility by @KashifMisidia @JaneBurunina came to know that we should.mention about accessibility. Since long time didn’t move out, when reached here I thought I should not miss this opportunity as I reached earlier took photo & mentioned on maps.

2 nd dose after 85 days.

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@TusharSuradkar

Thanks, for your appreciations, have seen you all, learnt from everyone as I reached early didn’t want to miss the opportunity . This is temporary vaccine center in church .

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Mais um Local Guides vacinado!

Tenho esperança que a vacina chegue a todos o mais breve possível!

Cuidem-se! :wink:

Covid 19 Vaccination: Local Guide - Tony

@KarenVChin

Finally, my turn, and much of the rest of us foreigners, came to receive the much-coveted and anticipated vaccine. It has taken the general population nearly 7 months and thousands of needless deaths to receive. The wheels of bureaucracy move SLOWLY here in Japan and patience matters. Those of us receiving the vaccine are on our first dose; 2nd dose will be in August. The only people left are the anti-vaxxers who are mainly teens and the 20something crowd who fear a post-apocalyptic world full of zombies who took the shot.

In the U.S. it seems like you just drive up and get a shot without having to leave your car, in Japan, absolutely not! You have to book a month in advance then show up with your medical history and last medical check-up. You have to shuffle around to nearly a dozen different booths for screening then you finally get your shot - no candy offered. Then they make you sit down in a holding area for 30 minutes in case side effects appear. The heart attack was the biggest concern.

False claims and misinformation abound over here in Japan too, especially through social media platforms that erode public trust amongst the youth. The older generation was the first-in-line to receive their doses of Moderna and Pfizer with no hesitancy. The governments’ original target was to finish large-scale inoculations by November as it pursues herd immunity. Not sure if this will work.

( " Wait…I can feel my DNA changing as a type… My teeth are growing and my arms are becoming hairy. ")

To be continued…

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Hi @user_not_found ,

thank you for sharing with us your experience in getting the Covid-19 vaccination, it is indeed a very happy thing hoping to be out of this all together very soon.

It is also interesting to read the differences in every country in the procedures for it, here in Italy for example is very similar to you because we need to book, get a date and fill some paper prior to the appointment, not much complex screening but no drive-trough for vaccination although we are pushing the easily manageable ones (not mRNA) via pharmacies and / or with open days without booking, always at dedicated locations.

Anyway I’m merging your post into a single one talking about getting Covid-19 vaccination in order to keep Connect organized.

Thank you and happy guiding, you have now super powers :wink: .

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Yayy @user_not_found !! Congrats! Thanks for sharing your vaccine experience in Japan.

Are you excited about the Summer Olympics? Hope to see some related Olympic posts on Connect from you.

Cheers,

Karen

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Hello @Warilima ,

Thank you for sharing! We know it’s exciting to receive your COVID-19 vaccination, however, in an effort to keep Connect organized as well as keep potentially sensitive to some images in a single place, we are merging all Connect posts about COVID-19 vaccinations into a single thread: One step closer to returning our lives back to Pre-COVID-19.

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Datang ke Sebuah Stadion yang sangat Melegenda di Surabaya , Jawatimur Maupun Indonesia

Datang untuk mendapatkan Vaksin Pertama saya

Berikhtiar Supaya Pandemi ini. Segera berakhir

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Thank you all.