The Public Health Officials are saying that it’s not a lack of H1N1 vaccine and are not stating what the real case is. They are covering up the truth as not having enough needlesis a major case of them not being prepared in New Brunswick. How can they make such a huge mistake??? No wonder they are covering up the truth. The security guard in Shediac stated, ” We have the H1N1 vaccine but what the problem is they ran out of needles.” Come on! They’ve known about this forever and how can they make such a huge mistake and error. It makes me so angry as people are scared and every right so. Someone will be held responsible when this becomes well known to the public.

On top of this did you know that the prisoners have already been vaccinated for the H1N1 flu virus. Seems like they have more priority then us. So one they forgot to order enough needles, criminals are given higher priority then the public and healthcare workers, what’s next??

This may be one of the biggest vaccination programs in Canadian History but also one of the most unorganized events ever. After recent events people are seeing things unfold before them with lack of planning is being shown to the public. The biggest one is the lack of needles, how can you honestly make that mistake. If you have 10,000 doses for the H1N1 flu virus you better make sure you have 10,000 needles or syringes to administer to the public. Common sense, period! Running out of the H1N1 vaccine is kind of acceptable as you never know how many people will take it, still not even an excuse as we’ve been told there is plenty to go around and are almost demanding that everyone gets vaccinated but to run out of needles it is unacceptable. They better not try to cover up the truth when the truth was discovered today by a public health officer telling one of the security guards in Shediac. The H1N1 flu virus is here and the Government of New Brunswick is letting the people down. Lack of needles can you honestly believe it??

What do you think? Lack of needles causes all H1N1 clinics across New Brunswick to be canceled, how is that even possible??? Do you honestly think they were prepared for this and why wasn’t all clinics opened up at the same time. We’re behind this and the Government of New Brunswick better get their act together! They still don’t know when they will resume the H1N1 flu shots and they basically playing this day to day. Where’s the plan?

Find out where and what times people can get their H1N1 shots in Moncton, Shediac, Richibucto, Sackville, Bouctouche, Elsipogtog and Indian Island.

Tuesday Oct. 27th

• Moncton – Public Health Office 81 Albert St. Moncton
  Hours 3pm-8pm by appointment    Healthcare Workers
  Tel: (506) 856-2401 Fax (506) 856-2623

• Shediac    – Public Health Office 342 Main St. Unit 160 Shediac
  Hours 3pm – 8pm By appointment  Healthcare Workers
  Tel : (506) 533-3354. Fax : (506) 533-3376

• Richibucto – Public Health Office 25 Place cartier, unit 153 Richibucto
  Hours 3pm-8pm By appointment    Healthcare Workers
  Tel : (506) 523-7607 Fax: (506) 523-7678

• Sackville – Public Health Office 95 Queens Rd. Unit B Sackville
  Hours 3pm-8pm By appointment    Healthcare Workers
  Tel: (506) 364-4080 Fax: 506-364-4099

Wednesday Oct. 28

• Bouctouche – Mi’kmaq Nation, 9 Reserve Road, Bouctouche Reserve
  Hours 9am-12pm  First Nations
  Tel: (506) 743-2520 Fax (506) 743-2523

• Elsipogtog – Mi’kmaq Nation, 205 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog
  Hours 9am-5pm   First Nations
  Tel: (506) 523-8227 Please call to make sure didn’t change address

Thursday Oct. 29

• Indian Island – Mi’kmaq Nation, 61 Island Road, Indian Island
  Hours 9am-12pm First Nations

• Moncton – Public Health Office , 81 Albert St. Moncton
  Hours 9am-4pm  Healthcare Workers
  Tel: 506-856-2401 Fax 506-856-2623

Friday Oct. 30

• Moncton – Public Health Office , 81 Albert St. Moncton
  Hours 9am-7pm By appointment – Healthcare Workers
  Tel: 506-856-2401 Fax 506-856-2623

• Shediac – Public Health Office, 342 Main St. – Unit 160, Shediac
  Hours 9am-7pm By appointment – Healthcare Workers
  Tel : (506) 533-3354. Fax : (506) 533-3376

• Richibucto – Public Health Office, 25 Place Cartier, Unit 153, Richibucto
  Hours 9am-7pm By appointment – Healthcare Workers
  Tel : (506) 523-7607 Fax: (506) 523-7678

• Sackville - Public Health Office, 95 Queens Rd., Unit B, Sackville
  Hours 9am-7pm By appointment – Healthcare Workers
  Tel: (506) 364-4080 Fax: 506-364-4099

I’ll try and keep everyone up to date on where and when they can get H1N1 flu shots in Moncton and surrounding areas. Despite all the media attention, people are still unsure on what to do whether to get the flu shot or not, I’m sure they’ll still be plenty that say YES to the vaccine. I’m still not sure myself, I may wait and see how and what happens around Moncton first after flu shots have been given. For more information you can also visit the Government of New Brunswick website all about H1N1 flu shots and clinics or by calling 1-800-580-0038. I’ll update this page as news about when more H1N1 flu shot clinics in Moncton are let known to the public.

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