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Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 11:24 am

joelle wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 11:17 am

Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:17 am My wife and I both managed to get a Pfizer booster vaccine (third vaccine) this morning at Cha Am Municipality. My wife received a message yesterday from a friend who told her that a walk-in vaccine Centre had been arranged and advised to get there early. We arrived at 7am and there was already a queue of about 50 waiting for the staff to arrive, which they did at about 7.30. It was a bit chaotic, but to cut a long story shorter, we got our blood pressure and temperature taken and form filling etc and sat down waiting to get jabbed. It took about 1.1/2 hours from start to finish and then waiting for the final blood pressure check took another half hour or so. All in from home and back again was just short of 3 hours, but worth it.

I’m not certain whether this was restricted to those that live in Cha Am, or had originally been vaccinated at Cha Am Hospital or not, although they did check our vaccine certificate and we had to provide a copy of our ID cards. They made an announcement that updated vaccine certificates would be available in about one week, so all in, a very good service.

When was your last 2nd shot of AstraZeneca?

August 23rd

handdrummer wrote: ↑Fri Dec 17, 2021 9:28 pm Do I need a "scientific basis" to ask about long-term effects? That, for me, is a question I have about every drug. Many drugs have been taken off the market after they were found to have detrimental long-term effects.

Vaccines are just designed to deliver a payload and then are quickly eliminated by the body,” Goepfert said. “This is particularly true of the mRNA vaccines. mRNA degrades incredibly rapidly. You wouldn’t expect any of these vaccines to have any long-term side effects. And in fact, this has never occurred with any vaccine."

Of all the vaccines we use, in infancy, childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, none of them have any long-term effects," Schaffner said.

"No vaccine has shown side effects 2 to 5 years later. That doesn't exist because there's no biological reason for it."

sateeb wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 1:49 pm Very well put GHW, but there will still be the nay sayers who worship at the feet of Dr Andrew Wakefield( )

the onset of these symptoms began within two weeks of MMR vaccination.

thecolonel wrote:https://www.huahinhospital.go.th.check_vaccinesf.php

This was link address posted by Hua Hin Hospital FB earlier which worked when clicking link from FB post....

And works on PC too

I entered my 13 digit code and was told I'm not eligible yet and to wait....



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Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:17 am My wife and I both managed to get a Pfizer booster vaccine (third vaccine) this morning at Cha Am Municipality. My wife received a message yesterday from a friend who told her that a walk-in vaccine Centre had been arranged and advised to get there early. We arrived at 7am and there was already a queue of about 50 waiting for the staff to arrive, which they did at about 7.30. It was a bit chaotic, but to cut a long story shorter, we got our blood pressure and temperature taken and form filling etc and sat down waiting to get jabbed. It took about 1.1/2 hours from start to finish and then waiting for the final blood pressure check took another half hour or so. All in from home and back again was just short of 3 hours, but worth it.

I’m not certain whether this was restricted to those that live in Cha Am, or had originally been vaccinated at Cha Am Hospital or not, although they did check our vaccine certificate and we had to provide a copy of our ID cards. They made an announcement that updated vaccine certificates would be available in about one week, so all in, a very good service.

GroveHillWanderer wrote: ↑Mon Dec 20, 2021 5:11 pm

Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:17 am My wife and I both managed to get a Pfizer booster vaccine (third vaccine) this morning at Cha Am Municipality. My wife received a message yesterday from a friend who told her that a walk-in vaccine Centre had been arranged and advised to get there early. We arrived at 7am and there was already a queue of about 50 waiting for the staff to arrive, which they did at about 7.30. It was a bit chaotic, but to cut a long story shorter, we got our blood pressure and temperature taken and form filling etc and sat down waiting to get jabbed. It took about 1.1/2 hours from start to finish and then waiting for the final blood pressure check took another half hour or so. All in from home and back again was just short of 3 hours, but worth it.

I’m not certain whether this was restricted to those that live in Cha Am, or had originally been vaccinated at Cha Am Hospital or not, although they did check our vaccine certificate and we had to provide a copy of our ID cards. They made an announcement that updated vaccine certificates would be available in about one week, so all in, a very good service.

It wasn't restricted to people living or vaccinated in Cha-am. After seeing this post I trundled on up to Cha-am and was pleasantly surprised to find that they were perfectly happy to give me the booster. Especially since the poster outside said it was only for people who'd had two doses of the same vaccine and I'd had SinoVac plus AstraZeneca.

They asked me if I'd had my previous doses in Cha-am and I said no, in Hua Hin, but they didn't seem to care. Then they asked me my address which I gave them and obviously it was in Hua Hin but again, no problem.

Anyway, I got there just after 1 pm and there were quite a few people in the queue but by 4 pm I was duly boosted and on my way home.

Bit of a long wait but as you say, worth it.

GroveHillWanderer wrote: ↑Mon Dec 20, 2021 5:11 pm

Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:17 am My wife and I both managed to get a Pfizer booster vaccine (third vaccine) this morning at Cha Am Municipality. My wife received a message yesterday from a friend who told her that a walk-in vaccine Centre had been arranged and advised to get there early. We arrived at 7am and there was already a queue of about 50 waiting for the staff to arrive, which they did at about 7.30. It was a bit chaotic, but to cut a long story shorter, we got our blood pressure and temperature taken and form filling etc and sat down waiting to get jabbed. It took about 1.1/2 hours from start to finish and then waiting for the final blood pressure check took another half hour or so. All in from home and back again was just short of 3 hours, but worth it.

I’m not certain whether this was restricted to those that live in Cha Am, or had originally been vaccinated at Cha Am Hospital or not, although they did check our vaccine certificate and we had to provide a copy of our ID cards. They made an announcement that updated vaccine certificates would be available in about one week, so all in, a very good service.

It wasn't restricted to people living or vaccinated in Cha-am. After seeing this post I trundled on up to Cha-am and was pleasantly surprised to find that they were perfectly happy to give me the booster. Especially since the poster outside said it was only for people who'd had two doses of the same vaccine and I'd had SinoVac plus AstraZeneca.

They asked me if I'd had my previous doses in Cha-am and I said no, in Hua Hin, but they didn't seem to care. Then they asked me my address which I gave them and obviously it was in Hua Hin but again, no problem.

Anyway, I got there just after 1 pm and there were quite a few people in the queue but by 4 pm I was duly boosted and on my way home.

Bit of a long wait but as you say, worth it.

hhinner wrote:

thecolonel wrote:https://www.huahinhospital.go.th.check_vaccinesf.php

This was link address posted by Hua Hin Hospital FB earlier which worked when clicking link from FB post....

And works on PC too

I entered my 13 digit code and was told I'm not eligible yet and to wait....



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That's a link (or would be if it had been copied correctly ) for checking 3rd shot (AZ) for those who received first 2 shots of Sinopharm.

joelle wrote: ↑Mon Dec 20, 2021 5:32 pm Did you also go to Cha Am Municipality? Which booster did you get ? If you don't mind my asking

GroveHillWanderer wrote: ↑Tue Dec 21, 2021 2:28 pm

joelle wrote: ↑Mon Dec 20, 2021 5:32 pm Did you also go to Cha Am Municipality? Which booster did you get ? If you don't mind my asking

Yes, Cha-am Amphoe District Office (ที่ว่าการอำเภอชะอำ).

The booster was Pfizer.