Some Americans are rushing to get their booster shot, no matter what.
It's unclear if the healthcare system/her insurance company has caught on over the discrepancy yet -- but even if they have, it's too late by now ... Welch was able to prance in and get the damn thing without much checking or hassle, it seems. Ditto for at least 900 others in the country, who appear to have already triple-dipped for inoculation, so says AP.
It would appear some folks -- a vast minority at this point -- are fed up with having to respond to government entities ... which admittedly move slow on this sorta thing. That's pretty ballsy -- but it's also incredibly telling ... for a multitude of reasons, really.-- have, indeed, said that a booster will likely be needed in the future to ward off Delta, Lambda and all these other COVID variants that are springing up ...
More importantly, WHO has strongly suggested that wealthier countries -- like the U.S. -- hold off on getting the booster, 'cause several poorer nations haven't even gotten their first rounds yet. So, ethically, we should wait on that front too ... but these people clearly feel otherwise.
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