health Anyone got yourselves vaccinated yet?

[tierwidy 7]

While writing this whole post, I've forgotten to say that I'm planning to get a vaccine once it becomes available for me.

[O-78 28,606]

I got my first dose (Moderna) on April 23rd, and I had basically no side effects. My arm was a bit sore for a day or two, but otherwise I felt totally fine.

Getting my second dose toward the end of this month.

[ssj4gogita4 101]

17 hours ago, lyrabetes3939 said:

I got my first dose (Moderna) on April 23rd, and I had basically no side effects. My arm was a bit sore for a day or two, but otherwise I felt totally fine.

Getting my second dose toward the end of this month.

I've heard from a few that the Moderna one is the worst side effects for the 2nd dose. Hope you'll be ok <3

[Allen 1,387]

I got my second dose yesterday, exactly three weeks after receiving my first dose. I felt a little muscle pain on my left upper arm after getting my second dose, and I'll be fine soon. According to CDC, fully vaccinated people can no longer wear masks, but some fully vaccinated people may still wear their masks if they want to.

[Steve Piranha 29,424]

On 2021-05-13 at 11:40 AM, ssj4gogita4 said:

I've heard from a few that the Moderna one is the worst side effects for the 2nd dose. Hope you'll be ok <3

My brother felt down for a while after his second dose, but didn’t last. I didn’t get any issues after my J&J sole vaccine 

[Woohoo 34,166]

I got my second dose on Thursday and I did feel somewhat lethargic on Friday. Now I'm all better. 

[Cagey 4,248]

I am fully vaccinated, with a medium amount of side effects after each shot. 

[HedonismBot 239]

On 2021-05-06 at 8:37 AM, Starforce Glimmer said:

That's not really normal for taking a vaccine, you know? Exactly the reason why I will not be taking it. 

Actually, it is (for some people). Those kinds of side effects are the result of your immune system fighting the pretend pathogens, NOT any sort of damage being done to your body by the vaccine itself.

Meanwhile, the death toll from COVID-19 has thus far been WAY higher that of a typical flu season, and a substantial percentage of people hospitalized for it have ended up with most-likely-permanent lung damage.

So, I ask you: Which one is more deserving of our fear?

The moment my state started offering the vaccine to its entire adult population, I got myself an appointment for the next day. Due to high demand this meant driving to a pop-up clinic two hours away, but the city it was in also had an arcade with some rare 1980's games, including the combination video game/pinball table Baby Pac-Man:

 

 

 

 

[TheRockARooster 51,197]

I'm getting my vaccination shot tomorrow.

[Sir Hugsalot 9,348]

I got 1 dosage of Pfizer vaccine. I was very excited, because a lot of people told about microchips so I thought about becoming a walking Wi-Fi router. That and potential reptilian scales... come on, who doesn't want to become a dragon? But no. Nothing happened, I can't breathe fire and I still can only deliver hugs, not the Internet >:c Am angery. 

No, but seriously I am glad I got at least one dosage out of the way. Too many people around me met their bitter end because of this pest of a virus. I don't want to play a hero and then end up with 70% of my lungs gone like friend who's freaking younger than I am. And I am not even 30 yet. 

And I have parents I really love, gambling with my life would be one thing, gambling with theirs... yeah, I'll pass.

 

Also I noticed here a discussion about wether vaccines are healthy or not and with all due respect I ask both sides not to involve me into that.

[Prospekt 11,018]

Got my second Moderna shot exactly 48 hours ago. I've had no side effects whatsoever apart from soreness in my arm and shoulder. And that soreness is normal for me after things like flu shots. My dad and my brother both felt like a train wreck 12 hours after the second shot so I think I'm in the clear.

[Rainbow Cloud 17,976]

Had my first vaccine dose this morning, hopefully seem to be ok so far, had the Pfizer vaccine.

[IronM17 5,373]

I got my first vaccination on this tuesday with BionTech-Pfizer. I felt tired yesterday and had pain on the injection site, but otherwise I am fine. And this are normal reactions of the body.

[Splashee 28,564]

@RaphLuna @Starforce Glimmer

It would be for the best not to argue about whether or not vaccines are good or bad.

Remember that any and all controversial or political content is not permitted here.

[Nsxile 26,950]

I've had two doses of the Astrazeneca one and been fine. Those worried about the effects of having the vaccine should realise that the risks of life threatening complications are far greater from catching COVID than from getting jabbed.

[frunbuns 52]

Yes, me and my bf (live together) are both fully vaxxed with moderna. We were sick a day or so but it went away fast. 

 

I've known too many people who have had covid where we live (populated city) so we got it. As well as them still not feeling like their old selves after being infected. So many of his family and friends are in the medical field so we asked around before receiving it.

[Rikifive 24,187]

No, absolutely not, never. That super safe vaccine already took away one person from my family, enough said.

[RaphLuna 307]

36 minutes ago, Rikifive said:

No, absolutely not, never. That super safe vaccine already took away one person from my family, enough said.

I'm sorry to hear you lost a loved one from the jab. Don't let them die in vein please share their story and spread the truth on what's really going  on. Hugs. 

There are far more people that died from this so called safe covid vaccine. But the numbers are being seriously muzzled and scrubbed from the public.

Heck my first niece took the jab and a friend of the family and her family members too. It breaks my heart knowing their lives will be sadly cut short.

Been doing a ton of digging on the covid and the vaccines. It's not good friend. 

Transhumanism. ( from human to sub human ) biological warfare against all of humanity.  Anyone who take any of the covid shots their lifespan been drastically reduced. I know this sounds harsh but that's what top doctors are saying. 

I can't post anything here do to people being muzzled over saying anything negative about the covid vaccine. But if you or anyone here want me to help you learn more please feel free to message me. 

Edited June 1, 2021 by RaphLuna

[The Kaeya Simp 13,988]

absolutely not getting it,
when the news came out that USA will not be requiring visitors be vaccinated, it was a HARD no (as I was only even considering it if I needed it to see my partner)

23 minutes ago, Rikifive said:

No, absolutely not, never. That super safe vaccine already took away one person from my family, enough said.

my condolences

[Sir Hugsalot 9,348]

31 minutes ago, Rikifive said:

No, absolutely not, never. That super safe vaccine already took away one person from my family, enough said.

My sincere condolences. It always saddens me to hear about people losing their lives or lives of their loved ones amidst this pandemic. 

For what it's worth if You ever wish to just have a shoulder to cry on, emotional support I will do whatever I can for You.

[Rikifive 24,187]

@RaphLuna Yeah, heated debates are disallowed, otherwise I'd have few things to say too. Maybe it's better that way, I don't really want to argue with anyone, let everyone do whatever they believe in. I personally just stay away from these fancy "products", stated in short the reason why and that's it from me. My closest family thinks the same (we had some debates going on) and we're all doing just fine health-wise. Thanks though, I'm aware of a thing or two..

Edited June 1, 2021 by Rikifive

[Splashee 28,564]

I am one of a few selected to have gotten the first shot at my age group, before many others (being a risk group). I haven't gotten any information how to get my second shot, and am slightly worried since it has been more than three weeks. 

[RaphLuna 307]

Check out this totally rocking cool Rap song. Digging those “ Just say no energy Vibes. “
 

 

[Splashee 28,564]

Thread unlocked.

 

I got my second shot of the Pfizer vaccine a few hours ago. It went really quickly, and I have not had any issues. I feel great right now, and I am glad I will have the best protection from Covid-19 within a week or two.

[Tom Gallagher 33,588]

Four out of the five of us in my family have been vaccinated. My mother has had two AZ doses for working as a teacher with special kids, my sister will get her second AZ tomorrow for working in a pharmacy, my dad has had J&J and I’ve had one Pfizer much earlier than I would’ve for a personal reason that I won’t go into. If anypony wants to know, feel free to PM me. 
I think my family has been very lucky.