lenaitch
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One full day after Pfizer #2. Nary a twitch - not even a sore arm. If I grow a horn out of my forehead I'll let you know.
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Admiral Beez
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I’ve woken up with a headache, stiff joints and a very sore arm after my 3pm Moderna shot yesterday. Thankfully the worse side effect, such as blepharospasm, priapism or onycholysis have not manifested themselves.
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vic
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Is priapism actually a possible side-effect of the vaccines? I thought only Pfizer's other popular product would cause that.
Richard White
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zang
Senior Member
There was a 69-year old Covid patient who died with a 3-hour erection that was considered a "side effect" of the virus by the media. My suspicion is that it was more likely circulatory-system related, triggered by suffering from covid.
That said, I've not heard of it in any way related to the vaccine.
zang
Senior Member
Managed to book my second for July 2nd. First was AZ, second will be Moderna.
Again, like when the first non-senior doses opened up, bookings downtown seem to be extremely hard to find. Yet, there are literally weeks of open bookings available for places like Barrie or Bradford. This whole rollout has been an utter clusterfk.
Again, like when the first non-senior doses opened up, bookings downtown seem to be extremely hard to find. Yet, there are literally weeks of open bookings available for places like Barrie or Bradford. This whole rollout has been an utter clusterfk.
AlbertC
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Yeah, the provincial booking website is a meme right now for attempting to reschedule the second dose. I'm the person in charge of rebooking a lot of the seniors and other relatives in my family. The Toronto Metro Convention Centre occasionally makes a cameo appearance but there's immediately no dates or time slots available. And for my relatives in Scarborough, there's been absolutely no sighting of any locations available yet. And there's no way I'm getting people to go all the way to Tottenham or St. Cat's. Oh well, let's give this a few more weeks to see if Toronto area sites open up or if their originally booked second dose date comes first.
Jonny5
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Brazil yet again has a week of sustained daily increases in both new COVID cases and deaths. They have had over three months now with a 7-day average number of deaths above 1,600/day.
They will hit 500,000 dead this weekend, which will surely be a big news story. That's about 2 out of every 1,000 people, and at the current growth rate it will almost certainly rise to 3 out of every 1,000 this summer.
They will hit 500,000 dead this weekend, which will surely be a big news story. That's about 2 out of every 1,000 people, and at the current growth rate it will almost certainly rise to 3 out of every 1,000 this summer.
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zang
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Yep, so... Apparently, two hours after booking, the appointments I made for my wife and I have been cancelled. Blamed on a technical error on a pharmacy website I've been told to "keep checking", only to be hung up on when asked if there was any guarantee this wouldn't happen again.
I will *repeat*:
zang
Senior Member
The provincial system is a mess in its own right.
In order to just *look* for an appointment, I need to enter all of my OHIP information every...damn...time... as well as my postal code (use of browser cookies might make this slightly less a frustration). Then I have to enter my postal code yet *another* two times.
It's quite obvious that there's not a single person with any sense of ease-of-use or UI development on the MoH team.
You should just be able to enter your postal code first, it shows you local appointments and locks down when you proceed. I shouldn't need to enter my OHIP information until I've confirmed a time/date. Even then, OHIP shouldn't be a priority as the vaccine is being given to everyone regardless of OHIP eligibility, no?
gabe
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NYC isn't worth visiting now. They are seeing a huge crime wave in the big apple.
Homelessness: New Yorkers demand action, not political stand-off
Andrew Yang is sticking by his comments that people with psychological problems need to swept off the streets as crime in New York City's key tourist and business district spirals out of control.
zang
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Violent crime and mental health issues have risen dramatically in just about every major city on the planet that's suffered from Covid. Such is the nature of people willing to take advantage of negative times, and people dealing with the stresses of fear.NYC isn't worth visiting now. They are seeing a huge crime wave in the big apple.
Homelessness: New Yorkers demand action, not political stand-off
Andrew Yang is sticking by his comments that people with psychological problems need to swept off the streets as crime in New York City's key tourist and business district spirals out of control.www.dailymail.co.uk
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‘It’s become the Wild West’: Why Vancouver region is seeing so many deadly gang shootings
Mike Farnworth, B.C.’s solicitor general, offered gang members a grim warning: ‘There’s only two ways this is going to end: It’s either jail or they’re dead. If they’re dead, they’re not mourned by anybody but their family, because they’re forgotten by everybody else’
Shootings in London on the rise despite lockdown, police reveal
Scotland Yard figures reveal 288 incidents in 2020 where a lethal firearm was discharged, compared with 266 in 2019.
What is behind the increase in gang violence in France?
France has been alarmed over recent weeks by a spate of killings of young people in gang violence in the Paris region during the school holidays. Experts say that the role of social media and the economic…
www.france24.com
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Pandemic deters thieves, fuels domestic violence, German police say
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted a rise in domestic violence, online fraud and child pornography last year in Germany, although there were fewer break-ins and car thefts as lockdowns kept people at home, police data showed on Thursday.
www.reuters.com
Crime Has Declined Overall During The Pandemic, But Shootings And Killings Are Up
The pandemic has forced people to change their lives dramatically, which has contributed to the crime rate dropping. The bad news: an uptick in shootings and killings.
www.npr.org
Also, homelessness is not a crime.
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tiffer24
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lenaitch
Senior Member
I suppose the Health Card number is the only way to control for Ontario residents only. Our daughter has the old red and white card and had to book via phone.
It's curious that I found the provincial booking site (accessed via our local PHU site) completely straight forward. I only had to enter fields once and was done in a matter of minutes. I had to wait in the 'virtual queue' for above an hour, which was just about bang on to its prediction, and I whiled away that time poking around other websites, like this one, until it was down to a couple of minutes.