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Where is all the covid vaccine??
Somewhere in the information chain and among those in a position to know.....there is information available about how many doses per day are being shipped from the different manufacturers. Based on ramping up before approval discussions in the 4th quarter of 2020, it must certainly be in the millions per day by now (my WAG).
And it is most assuredly known where the doses are being shipped ....... To have gone for two weeks since the vaccination site has shut down operations (the governors photo op boasting service to TV) with no more information than was available then is a mystery.... Apparently not of interest to the media as they have not been of any help in revealing the problem or where do we go from here. Much of what we see and hear, or not, tends to a conclusion we are being managed/misled/kept in the dark for some reason. Warp speed has slowed to a stop with no explanation to the general public. I am not intimating any conspiracy type theories. Just advocating the information that we know is available is not being utilized in communicating current situation or future expectations to the general public. Are we being had? If so, for what reason? Desantis and his team of contacts surely cannot stay behind closed doors for much longer without addressing why his promised actions and results have fallen completely flat and what they ARE DOING ABOUT IT! unacceptable communications thus far; ....we ran out and there is a shortage....we will let you know.... [just taking a minute to vent!!!!] |
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For what it is worth... "When asked what happened at the state level, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis put the blame on the federal government, saying it’s a problem of supply and demand." The Villages vaccine site shut abruptly shutdown |
After researching as best I can, it appears to be temporary and will get fixed
https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...tes-shortages/ |
They should have contracted the whole thing to private industry and it would have run much more smoothly.
Companies like Walgreens and CVS would have done a much better job. Letting all these different parts of Fed and State govt get involved makes a mess out of distribution |
I have been paying attention to the papers I read and trying to get some sense of where the vaccine is. I haven't had any success.
I have to believe a product with as much visibility as the vaccine would be tracked very closely. Amazon can tell me whether that pair of socks I ordered is in the warehouse or on the truck or on my doorstep. I am skeptical that no one knows which ultra-low temperature freezers are holding 20M doses of this very valuable product. |
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Went to Citrus Springs this am and received my 1st shot along with 1000 other souls, Citrus County has their act together ,unlike Sumter which is totally clueless. Largest retirement community in the US and The Village developers sit silent while their residents scramble looking for a place to obtain Vaccine, PATHETIC!!!
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The Villages developer builds houses and amenities. The health department deals with the State to obtain the vaccine. |
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The sun will come out tomorrow but there will be fewer of us to see it. |
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Well the Viilage Developers sure are able to pull strings when it is in THEIR best interest!
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I predict the abysmal rollout of the vaccine to shots in the arm, will get much better very soon.
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Really? |
Really, how about a little assistance is that to much to ask!!
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Well, isn’t it obvious? The Village developer is God and can/should do all things.... lol
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Why should they bother when your Dr's office and the pharmacies are already setup to administer shots? You can walk into Publix and get a shingles shot in 15 minutes.
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Irregardless of all of this, when is more of the vaccine coming here?
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So half the doses still have not been administered, that doesn't look very good for the health departments
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I receive updates from Sumter County Health. The bottom line is they are not getting the vaccines they have been promised. They have the distribution plan in place, but all is dependent on having the vaccines on the shelf. Same with Publix. State stockpiles are low since the previous federal administration lied about its plan to hold second doses in reserve. Essentially there is a big supply-demand imbalance. Hopefully when Johnson/Johnson ramps up production, the supply crunch will ease. But that won't happen overnight. In the meantime, the counties are not given adequate notification as to when vaccine supplies will arrive. They often don't get specific dates, so that makes it very difficult to plan.
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If you can believe the CDC numbers, 2.9 million distributed and 1.5 million given, those excess must be for the promised second dosage. Doesn’t that make sense?
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From this morning’s New York Times: “ The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said about 17.4 million people have received at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, and that about 3 million people had been fully vaccinated. The federal government said Saturday that it had delivered about 41.4 million doses to states, territories and federal agencies. The shipments, which came after a record-setting race to develop, study and approve a vaccine, have marked a turning point in the pandemic at a time when deaths and cases continue to set records. But federal health officials recently acknowledged that the vaccine rollout had had a slower-than-expected start and said they did not have a clear understanding as to why only a portion of the doses shipped across the nation had made it into arms.”
It also says that 6.2% of the people in Florida have had at least one of the shots. However, 2,908,275 doses were distributed to Florida, but only 1,489,003 have been given. That’s 51%. So where are they hiding the rest of it? And why didn’t the state have a first rate sign up appointment system in place months ago? |
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Delivery and production of the vaccine and knowledge ahead of time as to the quantity that will be received has created a huge delay. Most of the states are using everything they receive. CVS and WALGREENS are still working in the LTC facilities but that should change over to the 65+public shortly. Publix is very organized but they are not getting aloot of the vaccine. I believe over the next 3 weeks, especially with the upcoming approval of Johnson & Johnson, the supply will increase dramatically. We are all anxious.
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Yes and J&J is just one shot and no refrigerator problems..
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Let's do something that will have an effect.
Is there anyone or a few of you who write well, would write a petition? Once we agree on the content, I'll get it on the internet for Villages residents to sign. We will send it to the Governer and the appropriate federal heads. Contact me, and let's take some action.
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But, if he is, many of the states that supported him are much more numerous in population. |
Florida Vaccine info: http://ww11.doh.state.fl.us/comm/_pa...ort_latest.pdf
Avg. is about 1 million/day in U.S. Once Johnson & Johnson & others get approved from Warp Speed, will increase. U.S. and World info: Bloomberg Vaccine info |
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Orange County Convention Center Vaccine
We got a vaccine yesterday at the Orange County Convention Center. Our appointment was between 3-4pm. We arrived approximately 2:45 & there was no line. From the time we entered the convention center the individual checked our bar code on our phones to ensure we were there on correct date. We followed the maze around & pulled right up into the parking garage where where they checked us in, asked normal covid questions, stuck a bar code label on our shirt & pulled up to where injections are given. Once injected they provided a card with injection info & asked us to bring it back on our next appointment for 2nd injection. We were then instructed to drive out of parking garage to a waiting area for 15-30 mins to ensure no reaction. Upon leaving that area you were checked out, bar code scanned asked a few more questions. Our total time was approximately 30 minutes. On another note, my sis & husband had a 10 to 11 time slot. They arrived at 9:40 & the line of cars was long. It took them an hour & a half to get up to the parking garage where injections are given. Overall it was very efficient & well organized.
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Hopefully the number will begin to increase. As Bucco said, it is temporary and will get fixed. There has been a steep learning curve at every step of this pandemic. Scientist and experts have said one thing only to contradict themselves a month late. The amazing thing is that we have a vaccine after only 9 months of beginning to develop it. This is the fastest that a drug has ever come to market and will affect the development of life saving drugs in the future. Everyone just has to calm down and realize that it is going to take some time for this to get done. I don't think that it's going to take two years as I expect the manufacturing and distribution rate to increase as we learn. It seems as though many people believed that 330 million people were going to be vaccinated within a few days. Hopefully we can have the majority of us vaccinated by summer. |
Great original post. Unfortunately, like most posts, replies quickly stray from the initial topic.
Every night we hear from the news about how may cases and deaths have been reported. We hear nothing about the numbers that pertain to the vaccine production and distribution. I do not believe it is intentional. I think it is incompetence and the federal and state level. There is no other explanation as to why the basic data cited in the post isn't available. |
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Sort of reminds me of the first oil embargo. Who has gasoline now? We were all venting then as well. That, if we recall was a major pain. At least it was for me, I needed gasoline to do my job-no work no pay. This situation is actually worse. We are not talking earning money but risk of life itself. Add to that the fact that there are right now two shots Pfizer and Moderna and both require two shots weeks apart. I am 70 and have a pre-existing medical issue. I in the race to the sale on the latest holiday toy, have not been able to secure a first dose. Once you get the first dose, frankly I don't know what the latitude is to get the second dose as far as time. I also doubt there is any valid information about getting the moderna followed up by the Pfizer or the other way around. I am glad I do not need to make the decisions. It is far easier to complain. Sort of reminds me of the history of the Titanic. The band played on. Women and children first? There were,"men," that said my life is more important. Right or wrong, I would not want to be the one making the decisions. Far easier to complain. |
Could it be that the governor is assuring allocation to counties with residents who are in jobs as opposed to those in retirement?
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no one is suggesting the developer take over the job of vaccine distribution. I think what many feel is that the developer would have a vested interest in getting our population vaccinated as soon as possible and should have political connections to help facilitate that for say the Villages Heath system. Through that system which has the facilities and staff to give vaccinations on a large scale distribution to many could be accomplished. you can read about other areas in Florida (very wealthy ones) that were able to get doses for their communities. try googling "rich in Florida get vaccines". I was in a doctor's ofc. Friday and they have no idea when they will be able to get the vaccine and since they see people every day, it would be logical that there would be some system for them to get vaccinated, but they have heard nothing.
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