Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 11:42     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
Anonymous wrote:I’m a pretty minimalist/declutterer, but I think that if you have decluttered to the point where this is the most on the bubble piece of paper clutter in your house you may have gone too far.

[/b]I have a single file drawer of important paperwork [b]and it contains a section of medical records and my vaccine card and that of my husband and kids lives there.


So do I but the bad card is not important paperwork anymore.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 10:40     Subject: Re:Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
I tossed mine awhile back when I was cleaning out the car.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 08:46     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
Anonymous wrote:At my last booster, they said all the records are kept by the state and you do not need to update the card. I still have them however with my childhood imm records.


That's trickier in this area where you could easily get a shot in DC at the CVS or doctors by your office and another one at the CVS by your house in the burbs in another state. I have doctors in three states only 5 miles apart.

My kids have each received shots in two different countries, which caused untold problems for these computerized systems.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 08:21     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
At my last booster, they said all the records are kept by the state and you do not need to update the card. I still have them however with my childhood imm records.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 07:57     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
I still keep it.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 05:44     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
I keep all my medical records. Why wouldn’t you?
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 05:31     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
No, I keep it in the cover with my passport.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 04:46     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
I still have my polio booster records from 1989 and proof of chickenpox and rubella infections from childhood. Doctors sometimes ask these things.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 04:15     Subject: Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
I’m a pretty minimalist/declutterer, but I think that if you have decluttered to the point where this is the most on the bubble piece of paper clutter in your house you may have gone too far.

I have a single file drawer of important paperwork and it contains a section of medical records and my vaccine card and that of my husband and kids lives there.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2023 03:51     Subject: Re:Did you throw away your Covid vax card?
I never had a Covid shot so no card for me. If I had it, I would keep it as a reminder of my stupidity.