How NOT to fake your covid vaccination card

Hope she is hit with everything possible!!

Start by spelling Moderna right! I see she likes the NRA+

Really, it’s probably the Scribble that caught their eye. And then the “Maderna” misspelling. Anthough my kids keep telling me that no one cares about misspellings anymore.

Hey, CVS doesn’t have my record straight. So I’m not counting on digital being reliable either.

Mine has the same handwriting.  Actually some of it is mine, our health clinic made us fill in part of the card...  Both times I was at the clinic the only nurse was this guy named Dave...  the time slots were assigned and exactly four weeks apart at the same day, time, and location. By the time I was done with my shots and taking my kids for their shots, I had his entire spiel memorized since I'd heard it so many times.  

This reminds me of the family I read about who had fake vaccination cards in order to travel. Not only did the parents have them, but their two kids, both under the age of 12, had them as well 😳🤦🏼‍♀️

The stupidity boggles my mind.

The same person at the same place I got the first shot administered the second, and also administered the shots for all of my son's family.  I don't see that as so unusual. 

Same handwriting, but same pen? Maybe.


We have three, Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J - which only emphasizes your point.

I mean, people who are so opposed to vaccination that they’re willing to forge a card are probably not the brightest anyway. Hopefully a lot of them will tell on themselves this way.

that's what that is supposed to mean? lol. I don't even remember exactly what mine said; I think it had something like 'SE POD 2' for the location because it was the Southeast Phx valley vaxx clinic, or something like that. But yeah- you should at least learn how to spell Moderna correctly, if you're administering a vaccine, lol.

ETA:  I just looked at my card-  it has a place where I had to write in my name and birthdate, then under the product info it just lists Pfizer & the Lot number.  The field for the 'clinic site' is where it says SE-POD.  I would think that's not very clear about the location, lol.  Heck, I didn't even know what it meant until I looked at my appointment information. It doesn't say anything about the state, city, or anything else that would *really* identify the location where I was vaxxed. 

I got my vaccine at a pod location as those were the only places that were doing mass vaccination. I got mine on March 9. I’m looking at my card and it only says J&J. They didn’t even put a lot number under the brand. And my location just says ACC. Good thing I have my state backup to prove it plus the app I used for my county as backup.

The same pharmacist gave me my shots, and the two people who got their shots when I did were there for the second shot. The grocery store chain was only scheduling three people per appointment slot/per hour. So we heard the spiel at the same time and were scheduled for the next one at the same time.

During shot #1 I asked the other two people to distract me since I was anxious, and one of them very enthusiastically and loudly told me about the old radio show “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” (also a book which I had). He said I had to find it on line so I did in case I was questioned about it during shot #2. His coming up with something in a split second and speaking loudly was, in fact, nicely distracting.

Everyone else I knew, including my DH, either went to a government center, a large medical complex/hospital, a university or a sports stadium, so it would have been highly unusual to get the same person. I just went to a blocked off corner of a grocery store. Very quiet, Then they handed out $20 gift certificates as a thank you for being vaccinated.

They filled out my name and DOB. Mine has stickers for both shots. Name of, Lot # and expiration date on each.
Healthcare provider/clinic
First says Rahway
Second says RWJ Rahway.
Same place Hospital, no state.