'I’m not in a terrible hurry where I have to have it together but I would like to have a date where I can have one. Before jumping the line, people should consider how they would feel if their grandmother or their friend caring for a medically fragile child were not able to get a vaccine and became ill because someone wouldn’t wait their turn.'įred hopes he will be able to find a date and time to roll up his sleeve and get vaccinated. 'Providers must depend on the honesty and integrity of people who are presenting for vaccination – they do not have time to police people and provide millions of doses of vaccine to eligible individuals. With Demand Far Exceeding Supply, It Matters That People Are Jumping the Vaccine Line By Elisabeth Rosenthal FebruAs wealthier, craftier, or better connected Americans have jumped the.

They sent this statement regarding the issue: The mission to get all Georgians vaccinated is a hefty one and state officials said they do not have time to police people. How are they getting into the system and I’m trying to get in the legit way and they are probably more tech-savvy and they can get in,' Sherwood said. State health officials said there is simply not enough vaccines for everyone right now and depend on the honesty and integrity of people who are signing up. I’m trying to do the right thing but I can’t get in anywhere,' Sherwood said. 'I’ve been to Publix, Walgreens, Kroger, and CVS three times a week at 6:30 in the morning and everything comes back fully back for Cherokee and Fulton counties,' Sherwood said.Ī big problem facing the state is those who aren’t eligible for the vaccine are signing up and getting their shot before those who truly need it. Sherwood is over 65 and wants his chance to fight against the virus.

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