Have you have Covid Vaccine yet?

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@"BarrNone55" said:

@StickyBun said:
Got my first Moderna shot on Wednesday. Arm was sore and still is a little this morning. No big deal. Going to the gym in 15 minutes. 

Had my second Moderna on Saturday. Arm was much more sore for that one. Other than that, pfffft.

2nd shot next week.

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I got my Moderna shots through work. I was really tired after the second dose but other than that, I am good.

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Second monderna shot Friday. 

Felt like death on Saturday. Actually better Sunday then I’ve been shitty from Tuesday through today. Though this could be allegies. 

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@AGRforever said:
Second monderna shot Friday. 

Felt like death on Saturday. Actually better Sunday then I’ve been shitty from Tuesday through today. Though this could be allegies. 

Everything is budding up here in MN now, my allergies are running rampant too.

That Moderna 2nd shot knocked the missus on her asz. 

Anecdotally, I'm hearing that second one from Moderna seems to be the Tyson punch vs Pfizer. Either way, it's a good sign to get a strong immune response like that. 

Co-worker of mine got the J&J 1 jab a couple weeks ago and was on his keister for two days. Everyone's chemistry is different I guess. 

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@purplefaithful said:

@AGRforever said:
Second monderna shot Friday. 

Felt like death on Saturday. Actually better Sunday then I’ve been shitty from Tuesday through today. Though this could be allegies. 

Everything is budding up here in MN now, my allergies are running rampant too.

That Moderna 2nd shot knocked the missus on her asz. 

Anecdotally, I'm hearing that second one from Moderna seems to be the Tyson punch vs Pfizer. Either way, it's a good sign to get a strong immune response like that. 

Co-worker of mine got the J&J 1 jab a couple weeks ago and was on his keister for two days. Everyone's chemistry is different I guess. 

Since I'm awaiting my 2nd Moderna on the 4th and have several things scheduled that day, can you describe what she went through? And how quickly it began after getting the shot? 

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@MaroonBells said:

@purplefaithful said:

@AGRforever said:
Second monderna shot Friday. 

Felt like death on Saturday. Actually better Sunday then I’ve been shitty from Tuesday through today. Though this could be allegies. 

Everything is budding up here in MN now, my allergies are running rampant too.

That Moderna 2nd shot knocked the missus on her asz. 

Anecdotally, I'm hearing that second one from Moderna seems to be the Tyson punch vs Pfizer. Either way, it's a good sign to get a strong immune response like that. 

Co-worker of mine got the J&J 1 jab a couple weeks ago and was on his keister for two days. Everyone's chemistry is different I guess. 

Since I'm awaiting my 2nd Moderna on the 4th and have several things scheduled that day, can you describe what she went through? And how quickly it began after getting the shot? 

My advice is to plan for being down and hope for the best...

In her case she was fine going to bed that night and the next day hit hard. Like lay on couch and sleep all day out; Fever, Chills, Fatigue, Aches/Pains. CLASSIC FLU SYMPTOMS

The day after that? Fine, not a symptom. 

I will reiterate; plan for being down & out for a day and hope for the best. 

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@purplefaithful said:

@MaroonBells said:

@purplefaithful said:

@AGRforever said:
Second monderna shot Friday. 

Felt like death on Saturday. Actually better Sunday then I’ve been shitty from Tuesday through today. Though this could be allegies. 

Everything is budding up here in MN now, my allergies are running rampant too.

That Moderna 2nd shot knocked the missus on her asz. 

Anecdotally, I'm hearing that second one from Moderna seems to be the Tyson punch vs Pfizer. Either way, it's a good sign to get a strong immune response like that. 

Co-worker of mine got the J&J 1 jab a couple weeks ago and was on his keister for two days. Everyone's chemistry is different I guess. 

Since I'm awaiting my 2nd Moderna on the 4th and have several things scheduled that day, can you describe what she went through? And how quickly it began after getting the shot? 

My advice is to plan for being down and hope for the best...

In her case she was fine going to bed that night and the next day hit hard. Like lay on couch and sleep all day out; Fever, Chills, Fatigue, Aches/Pains. CLASSIC FLU SYMPTOMS

The day after that? Fine, not a symptom. 

I will reiterate; plan for being down & out for a day and hope for the best. 

Appreciate the info! 

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@MaroonBells said:
Between Moderna shots. First one couldn't move my arm for two days. No side effects though. 

Had my second Modera yesterday, been up and down all day.  I keep telling myself I must have a good immune system, cause it is kicking my butt right now.  I have been sicker, just aches and headaches, that could be the spring, I have small HEPA filter in the bed room and that's where I feel best.

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Tomorrow will be two weeks since the second Pfizer shot. The first one left me with a sore arm. The second one was a sore arm, body aches all over, chills and a fever. I felt better after the 3rd day.

Note - If you want a shot, head to Mississippi. Last I read, they had over 70,000 available appointments.

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U.S. preparing for 1-year COVID-19 booster shots; Pfizer chief sees need | Reuters

The United States is preparing for the possibility that a booster shot will be needed between nine to 12 months after people are initially vaccinated against COVID-19, a White House official said on Thursday.
While the duration of immunity after vaccination is being studied, booster vaccines could be needed, David Kessler, chief science officer for President Joe Biden's COVID-19 response task force told a congressional committee meeting.
"The current thinking is those who are more vulnerable will have to go first," he said.
Meanwhile, Pfizer Inc (PFE.N) Chief Executive Albert Bourla said people will 'likely' need a third booster dose of COVID-19 vaccines within 12 months and could need annual shots, CNBC reported based on his comments from April 1, which were made public on Thursday. (https://cnb.cx/2Q4MXS1)
Initial data has shown that vaccines from Moderna Inc (MRNA.O) and partners Pfizer Inc (PFE.N) and BioNTech SE retain most of their effectiveness for at least six months, though for how much longer has not been determined. read more 
Even if that protection lasts far longer than six months, experts have said that rapidly spreading variants of the coronavirus and others that may emerge could lead to the need for regular booster shots similar to annual flu shots.
The United States is also tracking infections in people who have been fully vaccinated, Rochelle Walensky, director of the U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention told the House subcommittee hearing.
Of 77 million people vaccinated in the United States, there have been 5,800 such breakthrough infections, Walensky said, including 396 people who required hospitalization and 74 who died.
Walensky said some of these infections have occurred because the vaccinated person did not mount a strong immune response. But the concern is that in some cases, they are occurring in people infected by more contagious virus variants.
Earlier this month, Pfizer and partner BioNTech said their vaccine was around 91% effective in preventing COVID-19, citing updated trial data that included more than 12,000 people fully inoculated for at least six months. 
https://www.reuters.com/business/healthc...021-04-15/