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Wisconsin is opening up eligibility to everyone over 16 with complicating health conditions on March 29th, and will not be requiring documentation to prove eligibility. We had zero luck with pharmacies in Milwaukee when my spouse was looking to get vaccinated a week ago, but the health department site(s) in the city seem to be absolute crushing it. YMMV!
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Flying_Crab posted:Sup Milwaukee person. I’ve been banking on our VA opening up to my age group soon, but as of last fall I have hypertension medication prescribed so I’m good under state rules on the 29th. Which site/vaccination location are you referring to by chance? The Wisconsin Center downtown is where we ended up, but certain schools and libraries are in the mix occasionally as well. She registered through https://city.milwaukee.gov/CovidVax to get her appointment, but I'm not sure when people that become eligible on the 29th will be able to start scheduling appointments.
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Mar 13, 2021 18:35
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Wisconsin residents eligible on the 29th are now eligible on the 22nd, though as far as I can tell you still can't make an appointment until then.
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Mar 17, 2021 04:51
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A little late on this, but Wisconsin is opening eligibility to everyone over 16 starting April 5th. If you're close to the Wisconsin Center in downtown Milwaukee I recommend using https://wi-telegov.egov.com/milwaukee-vaccines/AppointmentWizard to schedule an appointment starting on or after April 5th. They're extremely fast and professional. Otherwise, I've heard good things about https://www.vaccinespotter.org for various pharmacies and grocery stores. You can even choose which vaccine you want! My wife got her second pfizer dose today and felt like complete poo poo a few hours later, but I think it's because she does weight training. No fever, just pervasive muscle aches.
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