Hi Everyone!

I hope you're all COVID-Free!

Fortunately, things are calming down here by me so all the parties, but I wanted to start a fun discussion on Vaccination!

Have you been Vaccinated? How was it? How is the Vaccine rollout by you? And of course, everyone's favorite question, what kind?!

Want to get Vaccinated but supply is low? Damn, hopefully you get it soon bro. 

And if you can get Vaccinated but haven't yet, why haven't you? Do you like masks? 

Let the games begin. 

I would like to get the vaccine as soon as I'm able. Since I'm young itll be another while until it's my turn, sadly. The thing that really convinced me to get it when I can is because you need a Corona passport to do anything, really. Would much rather get those two vaccine shots and not have to get tested all the time >.>

I had my first one a few weeks ago, couldn't wait to get it, I bounced in to the place and bounced out feeling very optimistic about life. Had a dead arm for a day or two, like it had been punched, and felt a bit sluggish the next day, kind of felt like jet lag, nothing dramatic and all gone quickly. No other side affects apart from the obvious desire to use Bing for my search

3 more days and I am fully vaccinated I got the 2nd shot (pfizer) on the 7th my household will be fully vaccinated by the 26th and I cant wait to be able to pick my meats and produce again. The side effects weren't too terrible for me either. I had super munchies and a sore arm the first shot and the 2nd shot again the arm was sore. I was also super tired and got hot and cold flashes the 2nd shot. Otherwise both lasted about a day and I was fine. 

I will take the vaccine when I can get it, now this days it looks like they have to give them to the younger ones because its them that is more likely to get it now 

Yes, I have been vaccinated, both shots. I fortunate to get both shots, it was Pfizer. 

I got the Moderna vaccination. The first shot only bothered my arm for a day or two. The second shot wrecked me. 103 degree fever, chills, muscle aches and exhaustion. I'm glad I got it, but had I known the second one was going to be that bad, I would have gone with the one and done Johnson and Johnson. lol

I've had my 2 pricks....but that's another story....

I had Pfiser too, both dead arm and I did feel a bit grotty for a couple of days, not complaining at all though rather that than the alternative. My partner had 1st AZ one and again nothing major dead arm, tired and a bit hot again just a couple of days. 

I do find masks difficult tbh, totally understand why they are needed though. I get asthma and I find it makes me anxious having my nose and mouth covered which sort of triips into the asthma....a necessary evil in the bigger scheme of things....

I am fully vaccinated with, the talked about, AstraZeneca. I am also one of those in the UK who was told to shield during the lockdowns due to health issues. 

The first dose, I was a bit rough for a few days.. mostly fatigue and feeling like a cold coming on. But the arm bruise lingered longer.

The second dose, the administrator jabbed it into my arm like some javelin champ with no care. But! I suffered no side effects other than a little tired the next day and a slight bruise. So all was well.

I am a good few weeks from the last one now. I feel fine! No regrets. Science is amazing. I know these vaccines are not a guarantee that we do not 'get it' but it means we can handle it a lot better if we do. I for one am grateful!

The First shot was a flu shot The Second Shot was a Chip Welcome to the Mark of the Beast :<)

I'm refreshing the NHS page on a daily basis as they get closer and closer to my age category. I'm currently 6 months too young, bugger. So, I'm really keen to get my first jab, is it bad that I'm also hoping for at least some side effects, at least enough that I have an excuse to not work for a few hours at least? Though it is said that under 40s are supposed to be offered an alternative to AstraZeneca, it will be interesting to see if there is actually availability of an alternative when I book.

I have gotten my first shot and it wasn't too bad. Had a hell of a sore arm and was tired. They say the second is a bit worse so I'm crossing my fingers that it isn't. I also had no idea that you have to wait 4-6 weeks after you get your vaccine to have mri's, mammograms, and other radiologic appts. It's pretty crazy to me but I guess that's just how it works. 

I am getting Pfeizer soon enough, few days or so. It will either change my RNA and I will turn into a lizard or it will not, either case is equally scare :( Not becoming lizardman and staying chubby fucker.

I had my first vaccination on Tuesday, no issues other than a slightly sore arm which is great.  I have known a few to be confined to bed they suffered so badly after the first, maybe after dose number two I'll have some side effects, but for now I'm just happy to be able to get it.

I received both shots of the  Pfizer vaccine.  Had just a little soreness it the arm but nothing much.  I enjoy the peace of mind knowing I got it.  Just wondering when I will need the booster shot if necessary.  If it does become necessary I will probably get that one also. 

I have received the first dose of Pfizer and am now in that pretty little window of wait.  My arm was pretty fucking sore the next day after the first shot, but mostly I just hear the second is the worse, so time will tell how I feel after that one.