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Are you vaccinated yet?
- Thread starter SolVanderlyn
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- COVID
Got moderna yesterday. Feel good. 2nd dose 4 weeks. Other then the 15min wait after, whole thing took less then 10min. Confident we can beat this shit by summer now.
Just got my first jab of the Pfizer vaccine. I was supposed to go to a CVS on Thu morning, but I said something to my boss about it today and he suggested I look into the state-run site where he got his shot a couple weeks ago because it went so smoothly. I saw them on the list of sites, but they didn't show up as an option for scheduling. I called the hotline for vaccine registration and they got me an appt at that site for around lunchtime today. My appointment was at 1:00. I got there a couple minutes early and had a needle in my arm by 1:02. They were doing a great job getting a lot of people through.
You'll be alright. I got my first Pfizer shot two weeks ago and all I had was a sore arm.
Got my Johnson & Johnson shot today. My mom got lucky and searched locations near by right when they made the appointments available so we both got in. Arm is a little sore but no serious side effects yet
Day after and I really feel no different. Can tell arm is a little tender but not in pain at all.
Got my first Pfizer shot yesterday at a state run facility. It went remarkably smooth.
I had mild fatigue (may not necessarily be from the shot) and a sore arm, but otherwise I feel great.
I had mild fatigue (may not necessarily be from the shot) and a sore arm, but otherwise I feel great.
Yoo supposedly this open to everyone. Slots are available. Gogogo
Got the Johnson and Johnson from work today, also managed to get my dad in to get the shot since my work pharmacy had a few extra doses in this shipment from employees refusing the shot. Probably the most relieving shot I've ever had. Arm was sore for maybe a few minutes after the shot, but no real side effects.
Washington.
Washington.
I live in PDX, and both my wife and I just got emails from our state/county mass vaccination program that we can schedule appointments for our first vaccine dose. We're not technically eligible yet (we're in a group that becomes eligible in mid-April), but it also seems we're not alone - I think that a combination of high compliance by target groups and increased numbers of volunteers at the site (which can now handle 7k patients a day) means that they just don't have enough locals in the target groups to fill all of the appointment slots.
So, we both get our first dose on 3/31 and should be fully vaccinated by the first week of May. Yay!
So, we both get our first dose on 3/31 and should be fully vaccinated by the first week of May. Yay!
Got first Pfizer dose earlier today with the local health department! Arm is sore, but otherwise we good!
I just scheduled an appointment for myself next Tuesday, one day after Ohio will open up eligibility to everyone 16+. It feels good to get a slot for me, after I've worked so hard to get shots for various family members these last few weeks.
Same here. Was able to snag an appointment on 3/30. I think the issue is that there really weren't that many people in the group that just opened up, so they have loads more doses than they need for that group. I ain't complaining. Already making plans to hit up Kenny and Zuke's in May!
My partner and I are on the wait list in Florida. I really think retail and restaurant workers should be on the list of people eligible as we deal with 100s of people a day. Maybe not first wave, but second wave definitely.
I'm 40 however so I have a feeling it will open up for me soon I think.
I'm 40 however so I have a feeling it will open up for me soon I think.
Texas opens up vaccinations to everyone on the 29th and I just got signed up for 7am on the 30th. Says Moderna. Super releved to just see the end in sight.
A 4 week wait they say for the second shot of Moderna, so by end of April I can at least see a few fellow vaccinatied family and friends.
A 4 week wait they say for the second shot of Moderna, so by end of April I can at least see a few fellow vaccinatied family and friends.
Remember it takes about 2 weeks after the 2nd shot to get the full effect.
Looks like my mother can finally get her shot (dad already got his, as he's 65+) since they opened up 50+ in FL.
I probably can get mine via a doctor's note, since I had cancer removed a year or so ago so I presume I'd fall under that criteria based on the rules I'm seeing online.
I probably can get mine via a doctor's note, since I had cancer removed a year or so ago so I presume I'd fall under that criteria based on the rules I'm seeing online.
Had my first jab on Monday morning (AstraZeneca). Felt like utter shit yesterday and had to take the day off - shivers, lethargy, headache, dehydration, everything. Back to normal now. I'm only 30 years old but have severe asthma so am feeling very lucky to have had one already
I am not vaccinated.
i am not super antsy to get one because I'm not of the same mindse as a lot of friends who think the vaccine means they can eschew a lot of the distancing, masking; etc. I feel like this summer is not going to be as free and open as people want it to be in the US and cases are already rising in Massachusetts (where I live).
So in short I don't and don't know when I'll get it and I am fine with that because I have resigned myself to the fact that this year is probably a wash.
i am not super antsy to get one because I'm not of the same mindse as a lot of friends who think the vaccine means they can eschew a lot of the distancing, masking; etc. I feel like this summer is not going to be as free and open as people want it to be in the US and cases are already rising in Massachusetts (where I live).
So in short I don't and don't know when I'll get it and I am fine with that because I have resigned myself to the fact that this year is probably a wash.
Got Pfizer shot #1. I just happened to log into Walgreens site at noon and got my appointments. Apparently their system refreshes at noon everyday.
Got my second shot of moderna monday at 4:40 pm. 12 hours later started feeling like complete garbage. 12 hours after that I started feeling better. Arm is still swollen and I still have some aches and chills. Never had covid and the first shot had no side effects.
Had my 2nd Pfizer shot on Sunday. I did seem to have more fatigue this time which lasted a couple days. Extra sleep seemed to help.
No it's not, you'll be turned away if you're not currently in an eligible phase. That link has been passed around a lot in the last 24 hours.
I'll be eligible next Wednesday due to my health conditions and will be making my appointment ASAP.
Had Covid in June 2020, got my second shot of Pfizer 2 weeks ago today. Had a fever and fatigue after the second shot that went away within 2 days.
This past weekend I did socialize a bit more and also found out that someone I had contact with at work on Wednesday last week tested positive.
Today I have a little bit of nasal drainage & pressure and a deeper voice, but I also slept like shit last night...at this point, I gotta be pretty fully immune even 1 week after the second shot (when I was exposed), right? Given the previous infection, having antibodies in December still, and then the time past both shots.
This past weekend I did socialize a bit more and also found out that someone I had contact with at work on Wednesday last week tested positive.
Today I have a little bit of nasal drainage & pressure and a deeper voice, but I also slept like shit last night...at this point, I gotta be pretty fully immune even 1 week after the second shot (when I was exposed), right? Given the previous infection, having antibodies in December still, and then the time past both shots.
I've been doing this everyday, now once a week and I've been fully vaccinated now for a month +
I figured it can't hurt and I weirdly enjoy it. It feels nice to have someone ask how you feel daily...
Nope. I don't qualify yet in Alabama, despite having asthma. I wish I could get it, because
I've been lucky to haven't caught anything due to working retail that 40-60 hours a week through the entire pandemic.
Just waiting till I am deemed worthy for it.
I've been lucky to haven't caught anything due to working retail that 40-60 hours a week through the entire pandemic.
Just waiting till I am deemed worthy for it.
I appreciate that! I'm just waiting for my Yeehaw Meemaw Governor to tell the state that I am worthy 😂