Question for those vaccinating in Ontario (especially Toronto) or disabled folks:
What’s the most seamless way for those of us with disabilities and/or needle phobia to ask for the accommodations we need when booking our appointments or arriving at the vax site?
What’s the most seamless way for those of us with disabilities and/or needle phobia to ask for the accommodations we need when booking our appointments or arriving at the vax site?
I saw this form from Surrey Place (ddprimarycare.surreyplace.ca/wp-content/upl…) and while it says it’s specific for those with developmental disabilities, I’d find it helpful to fill out something similar since it’s stressful for me to communicate my needs in the moment.
I’m not yet eligible to book (I don’t live in a hot spot), but I’ve been finding it hard to access resources on accommodations available at certain sites.
I’m stoked to be vaccinated, but I know I’m not alone in needing more info on accessibility of the process.
I’m stoked to be vaccinated, but I know I’m not alone in needing more info on accessibility of the process.
PS. It’s not helpful to hear about how little your needle hurt. Fear of pain is not the same as needle phobia. Looking for concrete advice not opinions.
PPS. I found some helpful info here from the City of Toronto Accessibility Task Force on COVID19 Vaccines: covidvaccineontario.simplybook.me/v2/
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