COVID-19 vaccines

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• ME

  Member

  Mar 1, 2021

  Yes,but never use Vacine Covid Wuhan from China or Rusia.Remember.

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  nudist_ka6406

  Mar 1, 2021

  I had the vaccine in January (I'm a doctor). Very happy because of that :)

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  Austen

  Mar 1, 2021

  I had my vaccine. 2 doses. Nothing weird feeling except the pain from the injection site. Its just one day then after that im feeling well until now. No allergic reactions or something. Fyi im a nurse

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  TonyOriginal Poster

  Mar 1, 2021

  Wow! Awesome! I'm happy for you guys who have had it already!
  Tonio_phx, I hope you get yours soon! We'll celebrate together! :)

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  TonyOriginal Poster

  Mar 1, 2021

  Tonio_phx: Wow! Awesome!! So happy for you, man!! :)

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• MI

  

  Michael

  Mar 1, 2021

  I had both of my vaccines with out any problems

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• DS

  

  David Suffolk

  Mar 1, 2021

  Had my first dose, hardly noticed a thing. Over 20m in UK have had their first dose, either Pfizer of OxfordAstrazenaca. Very few reporting any side effects and none to worry about. More and more data coming out suggesting they are not just good at preventing deaths/serious infections but also helping to reduce transmissions, which is a bonus. 94% of people in UK say they will have the vaccine, or have already had it, so that's good news for us getting herd immunity and getting out of lockdowns for good.

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  Vincent

  Mar 2, 2021

  Got a friend in US who got the first dose 3 weeks ago, he got unwell about 5 hours afterward and spent 5 days sick like a dog, chills, sweats, headhache, diarhea...but in day 6 he was fine, he got the second dose and was fine afterward...everybody react differently depending on the state of your immune system at the time...

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  n/a

  Mar 3, 2021

  Had mine on Sunday...slight soreness to arm no more....T-minus and counting to restrictions lift off!!

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• IM

  

  imon4fun

  Mar 26, 2021

  Got mine the other day. No problems, other than having to wait in line.

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  imon4fun

  Mar 26, 2021

  Got mine the other day. No problems, other than having to wait in line.

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  TonyOriginal Poster

  May 1, 2021

  Just got my vaccine yesterday, the Johnson & Johnson. I'm brimming with joy!!!! So happy!!!!!!

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• WR

  Wrkoutguy1

  May 1, 2021

  Got my 2nd Pfizer dose 2 days ago. No side affects and I was back at the gym the next day!!!

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  Wrkoutguy1

  May 1, 2021

  [quote]Just got my vaccine yesterday, the Johnson & Johnson. I'm brimming with joy!!!! So happy!!!!!![/quote] Good for you bro!! Congrats. Stay healthy and NAKED!!!

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  Stone Andy

  May 1, 2021

  My arm was sore and I got a slight fever two days after my second dose. But since I run a couple degrees cold, no one believes I have a fever when I get all the way up to 98.7. Thanks to getting vaccinated, I could accept a lost minute wedding reception invitation. The venue required proof of vaccination. As a result, no one more masks. It was like old times. That's what I'm hoping for more this summer.

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  bob

  May 1, 2021

  Have had both of mine , got first one 8th of feb. and second shot 8th of march, bit sore at injection site, from both, from first 36 hrs after i felt like ran over by a train , every joint hurt.. but was short lived, like 5 hrs later i was fine except still had a mild headache.. Second shot just the sore arm was it , nothing else, (moderna vacine). Glad i got them am an at risk senior . I hope those that are resisting taking the shot wise up and finally do something for someone but them themselves and get vaccinated

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• ME

  Member

  May 18, 2021

  I got the J & J. My symptoms lasted for almost a week. No regrets. It was one-and-done, and the process was fast.

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  Geoff

  Jun 3, 2021

  I had my first AstraZeneca vaccination on 26th May, I didnt even develop a sore spot and found it less bother than a tetanus booster(always sore after those). Im already scheduled and have an appointment in August for my second jab. I anticipate no problems at all. Although the media sensationalism has vilified the AstraZeneca vaccine for clotting issues, it must be remembered that there are a small number of individuals who react badly to routine vaccines even as children. In fact, these individuals are higher in number than those badly effected by AstraZeneca. Yes, its a numbers game and always has been: Which does more harm? The disease or the vaccine? Vaccines win every time.

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  Geoff

  Aug 30, 2021

  I had my second AstraZeneca a week ago today, not so much as a sore spot either time, and Im very much looking forward to two weeks past my second jab as the vaccine will then be at maximum efficacy. I encourage everyone to get the jab so we can return to as close to our normal lives as possible.

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  Pete

  Aug 31, 2021

  Had my second AZ shot last week with absolutely no reaction..feeling good and loving Qld end of winter sunshine 27C.

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