Covid-19
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lokie
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There is a street nearby named Easy Street.
How cool it would be to have that as an address.
It is worthy of note, the street signs are often stolen.
You'd think they'd just make a bunch of replicas, sell them and make money.
Billy the Mountain
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I think they finally changed it because the sign got stolen so frequently.
raratt
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Needs to be at exit 420...
Laughing Grass
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We have Cummer Ave, Old Cummer Ave and Coxwell Ave. Like the city planners were 12 years old.
I had to do a PCR test today. I forgot how much they suck!
I had to do a PCR test today. I forgot how much they suck!
BarnBuster
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Crikey, I'm going to have Covid kits AND backups in every room in the house.
Never used em once but you don't pass up "free" stuff from the "G", ya know?
Never used em once but you don't pass up "free" stuff from the "G", ya know?
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Friday I got my covid and flu shot and I had absolutely no side effects. Pfizer this time . Last Pfizer hit me hard, this time nothing.
Hit up the local VA connect for the RSV (Covid still not authorized here) and somehow there was a paperwork SNAFU so I went to our VA clinic & gave my feedback directly to the Pharmacist - she gave me my Flu & I have plans for the other two very soon. Also I don't know how current (the compound mix) my last shingles shot was so I have that in the works as well.
tyler.durden
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A violinist I was to play with got really sick and couldn't make the gig last minute. Tested positive for covid. One of my best friend's parents just came down with covid hard while in Greece. WTF?
Sadly for obvious reasons we never reached herd immunity. This is going to be with us for a very long time now. I suggest wearing an N95 respirator when you go out and getting your annual Covid vaccine (sadly, even if you have to pay for it). I got mine 2 weeks ago it's this years new formulation.
tyler.durden
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How did this year's vaccine formulation hit you? I've heard from several people that the effects were much less severe than previous covid boosters.
I had a temp of 103 for about 22 hours. I'm guessing that was the RSV vaccine. Usually between the flu or covid I spend three days feeling poor. This was short and sharp so I'm guessing RSV. Luckily not bad this year.
I tried to get the trio last week - all I could find was the flu so I took it while I wait for the others to become avail.
BarnBuster
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There are several of these foundations out there that cover a wide variety of illnesses as long as you get your ducks in a row with the paperwork and authorizations. Many pharmaceutical companies have patient assistance programs as well.:
"The newly expanded COVID-19 & Post COVID Conditions fund assists with post COVID conditions resulting from COVID-19. We recognize that some people infected with the virus that causes Covid-19, including those with minor or no symptoms will develop Post-COVID Conditions. By broadening the scope of our original COVID-19 fund we can more adequately support the needs of those affected. The fund can assist with co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles (medications and office visits), over the counter medications and medical insurance premiums."
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www.genentech-access.com
www.panfoundation.org
www.healthwellfoundation.org
"The newly expanded COVID-19 & Post COVID Conditions fund assists with post COVID conditions resulting from COVID-19. We recognize that some people infected with the virus that causes Covid-19, including those with minor or no symptoms will develop Post-COVID Conditions. By broadening the scope of our original COVID-19 fund we can more adequately support the needs of those affected. The fund can assist with co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles (medications and office visits), over the counter medications and medical insurance premiums."
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Referrals to Independent Co-pay Assistance Foundations | Avastin Access Solutions
Avastin Access Solutions can refer eligible patients who are commercially or publicly insured to independent co-pay assistance foundations—including those covered by Medicare and Medicaid.
PAN Foundation - Home
PAN Foundation is helping people with life-threatening, chronic, and rare diseases get the medications and treatment they need.
www.panfoundation.org
Co-Payment Assistance Foundation | Helps People with Cancer
CancerCare helps people with cancer afford co-payments for chemotherapy and targeted treatments.
www.cancercare.org
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Helping the underinsured afford critical medical treatments — because no one should go without essential care. Learn more
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BarnBuster
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more Covid tests available
Sir Napsalot
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I lived on Easy St. in Mountain View in 1984