I was fortunate enough to get the vaccine. Got the maderna two shot vaccination. After my first shot felt flu like symptoms for like two days or so . As for the second , just a sore arm. Glad to have gotten it over with. Cant wait till life can go back to normal.

I recently had my first dose of Pfizer. My arm was sore for a couple of days. I found that deep tissue massage and CBD/THC pain lotion helped with the aches tremendously. I was also very tired and very easily fatigued for 4 days. My son was hit harder, he had mild flu symptoms including fever and chills. Now we wait for our second shot in the next 2-4 months.

It seems like we have a lot of smart and caring people here who have gotten their vaccines!

the one thing this god awful, corrupt, self serving government has done right is the roll out of the vaccinations.  got my 2nd Astra Zenica jab on 2nd June so it's all systems go

I wish i could get vaccinated, but the country i live in is toooo slow, anyways hoping i'll get my invite for the 1st shot by the end of next month, so far only the old and vulnerable are being asked first

Moderna 1 was a sore arm. Moderna 2 was 36 hours of feeling like I'd stepped in front of a city bus with no brakes. 

But I'm super glad I did it. Been nice to get to see my friends in person as we all get our shots

I think everyone should get the shot, but we do have some who won't which is not logical to me. I still want to kno who and where the virus came from to kill millions of people and I don't believe it was an accident. 

I had my first dose last Saturday. I was vaccinated with Pfizer. My arm felt a bit sore the next day. I felt like I didnt have much strength in it. That feeling went away by the next day. My second dose is scheduled for August. 

At this point I am not going to take this shot. For starters, the covid-vaccine is actually not a vaccine. The mRNA shot is simply experimental and the ammount of deaths caused by the shot is skyrocketing around the globe, not to mention the tens of thousands of people hospitalized.

I am a 28 year old athlete, my chances of survival from covid are 99.9931% - the same chance as being struck by lightning. 

Sadly, if I do not take this shot, going to a store or event will be forbiden. No shot, no entry. It's sickening to see us give up our freedomes so easely. It's not just 'one shot' - we are on the verge of a new era, where the goverment tells you if you are 'healthy' or not.

I hope you all stay well and we keep the freedom of how we want to live a healthy life. 

i am wondering, since i'm a fluffy cat and i'm not going to be sick, is it worth getting the vaccination?? hmm

maybe i can get kitty superpowers, what do you think tyki_mikk??

I believe that there is quite a few vaccinations we should be getting for you. I dont know what you do with those claws when you go roaming outside the HQ looking for rats.

Sorry I can't with side effects,I'm a heart patien and Diabetic,juggling this has been a rough run. I'm not taking the vaccine for, the side effects may kill you,  so be carefull lads and ladies

Had the virus, then eventually 3 months later did get the vaccine. Yes, I probably had the AB titers, yes...I could have gotten away with it. 

However, the benefits outweigh the current side effects. There maybe, long term effects we may discover later. 

However, for someone that has never had the virus. Ill say this. The post COVID side effects are waaaay worse, than what the Vaccine may do to you. People are dying from after effects of COVID, even if they survive the initial disease. Vaccine may prevent that.

ThomasCrown you make a very good point, I have 2 friends who are massively affected by 'long covid' - survived the initial virus one after being ventalated for nearly 2 months but the after effects are so completely life changing / destroying not only for the person but for those close to them too. Utterly desperate so see tbh. They survived yay but my god are paying the price too. This virus is brutal....

I got mine on Friday, if anyone needs to contact Bill Gates, please do let me know. I will forward your message to him, now that I am connected to his satellite via Pfizer vaccine 

I've only had my first vaccine, got it recently as work are looking to try and step up getting things back to normal again; I had the Pfizer vaccine. No idea when I'll be getting my second shot as I wasn't given an appointment, I think I have to wait to be called for it. I had no major side effects, but my arm was dead for like, 2 or 3 days!

The rollout's been pretty consistent to be fair and has prioritised the right people in my opinion.

I had the first jab from oxford astranzeneca and it wasn't that bad,m bit of arm ache and headache for a day or so, waiting for my second.   Truth is as i am someone not in the best of health normally i thought it was the best move for me, but watching large amounts of people in UK catching it as they refuse the jabs especially the indiian variant is just asking for trouble for the most at risk and those they mix with.