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Wondering if they give the shot if your not feeling well ?  
Have searched online for info and unable to find anything.  
Have appointment tomorrow.  
Any help , ph. no., links, would be appreciated.  
Thanks

From the Manitoba Health vaccine fact sheet (found here: https://www.gov.mb.ca/asset_library/en/covid/covid19_vaccine_factsheet.pdf ).  
 
"If you have a fever or any symptoms that could be due to COVID-19, you should not be vaccinated  
at that time. Talk with your health care provider about your symptoms and getting a COVID-19 test.  
Your health care provider will advise you when you are able to receive the vaccine."

If your appointment is at the Keystone Centre, at the bottom of their info page:  
 
Health & Safety:  
Health and safety of guests and employees is our number one priority. All staff, instructors, spectators and users are required to complete the self-screening questionnaire prior to arrival: https://sharedhealthmb.ca/covid19/screening-tool/ Individuals who do not pass the screening will be denied entry.  
 
Employees and guests are instructed to stay home if they do not feel well and are instructed to contact a manager if they notice a coworker or guest with a cough, shortness of breath, or other known symptoms of COVID-19.  
 
https://keystonecentre.com/pages/covid-19

Question they ask day we went  
“Are you feeling well today?”  
 
Are you physically not feeling well?  
 
Or  
 
Are you maybe just feeling a little anxious about the vaccine?  
 
You could always rebook now or just see how you feel tomorrow and see - you can cancel same day just try to give couple hours notice.  
 
Edited by Mac72, 2021-05-06 12:01:58

I think message this year has been pretty consistent "stay home if feeling unless, get swabbed".  
 
So if you answer yes to any of the Covid screening question then you should stay home, be swabbed and reschedule your apt.  
 
If its an unrelated medical issue you may want to check with your Dr, vaccination team, or Healthlinks.

Thanks all.  
Will wait and see, what tomorrow brings.  
Am relieved those questions are asked, prior to shot.