Did you get your vaccine shot (COVID19)?

Got my first shot couple of weeks back.

Did you get your vaccine shot (COVID19)?

Please share,

Thanking everyone in advance.

I had my second last week. Hurt a lot more than the first. The first didn't hurt at all but the second I felt go in and was pretty painful.

But other than being a little tired the day after no bad side effects or anything like that.

Got my 2nd shot June 5th. Knocked me out for a day and a half. 1st shot just made my arm hurt for a few days. Kind of sucked as I reach up a lot at work.

Got my second shot last week, second day was rough but kept my routine and did my work out. Not the brightest idea my body didn't like that. Next morning went for a 10k run and it was fine until the 9th, dramatic ending. After that it was fine.

Just confirmed my appointment for my first AstraZeneca jab on August 18th. Very excited.

Got my shots around when they came out. No negative side effects.

Got the first one, made me tired. Next day was fine.

Regarding it hurting, that all depends on who administers it.

Wife and I had our second shots about a month ago.

Got vaccinated back in early December 2020 and got my second shot in early January 2021.

Got my second shot a week and a half ago.

Been fully vacced since middle of June. First shot gave me the chills and a sore arm the next few days, second shot was just a little sore for a day or so but that's it.

No. I even worked all throughout the pandemic last year because construction workers were considered essential and I had to carry around papers signed by the governor but anyway, I either never got it or never noticed it. No one in my household nor the other guys at work seemingly had it either up to this day so we've been fortunate.

It's kind of weird listening to people talk about or reference the "lockdown" in similarity to talking about a great depression or something when you're lifestyle never changed. It's like listening to someone talk about a popular TV series that you've never watched.

I've been fully vaccinated since May. Pfizer mRNA double shot.

Got both shots. The only issue I had was that the injection area for the first one was really sore, for about a little over a week. Had no issues with the second.

Was really surprised that I didn't get any adverse effects. Thought I'd get a slight fever or at least feel tired, but I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary.

No,never got it,never going to get it. First off I don’t trust it yet? Not enough research for the long run. How can I be certain I’m not going to go blind,impotent,or even death in five years,three years or next year? Not nearly enough research done on it. Everybody’s in a urgent rush to get back to normal,as am I,but not for my early or long term well being. I think you’d be surprised on how many haven’t got their shot and lots of people are not going to get it. I know plenty of people didn’t get or not going to get it.

Are you that careful with everything you put in your body?

Got the first Pfizer shot on May 3, and got a sore arm as a side-effect. Then I got the second Pfizer one on May 24, and my body got side-effects of flu-like symptoms (fever and chills) that eventually went away in a few hours.

got mine tail end of last month.

second shot

Of course, I'm not an idiot and I don't have any objective reason not to (allergy, availability, age, etc).

I was lucky enough to be in a priority group (food worker) so I got mine early.

Huuuuuuuuuuuge weight off my shoulders. Just wish my roommate would get his.

That's such a fear-mongering copout and you know it.

Not going to sit here and pressure you into it, but don't go around spreading those lies. mRNA research has been conducted for decades man it's nothing new.

All you people do is look for reasons not to get the vaccine, it's confirmation bias at its worse. I wish for every time you looked for a reason not to get the vaccine, you'd look for one reason to get the vaccine.

I got both of mine a couple months back.

Had my first Pfizer dose last week, second booked in a few weeks.

I will get my second shot next week.

You can get COVID and be miserable or worse. Who's gonna save your ass then lol?

Go and get the vaccine for you and near and dear ones asap you fool :P Thank us later :D

Nope. Family is encouraging me to do it, so I'll get it eventually.

Got my second Pfizer shot on July 9th. Both times the only side effect was mild pain in the shoulder.

Got the single J&J shot last month. No side effects at all, aside from a slightly sore arm, but it didn't prevent me from doing anything.

Getting it today, in exactly 6 hours. So relieved.

@Maroxad: 👍

@kazumakiryu21: Apparently people have less trust in the long term effects of a vaccine done following scientific processes than from an unknown virus that tries to kill you.

Getting mine next week.

COVID Vaccination is not only about us or what we think about it , but about not infecting others as family members , near and dear ones as well. If one gets Covid , others in one's proximity gets infected as well if you understand what i mean. I think its neccessary to get vaccinated thinking about others safety too.

got 2nd shot end of april ( moderna ) and was down for about a day.

Got my first shot two weeks back! They jabbed me with the Pfizer vaccine. Had to look at my vaccination card to recall when it actually happened and which brand they gave me 😬

Anyway, the healthcare system I belong to will send me a message when they want me to take my second shot, I think that'll happen in the first half of September.

Got my second shot in June, Astrazenica as it's the main one in the UK for my age group (early 40's).

First gave me an achy arm for nearly a week, but no other effects. Really felt the second one go in 😲, but only ached for a day and then back to normal.

Got my vaccine shot now. Shoulder hurts, but this pain is nothing compared to the boons of not being a likely vector for the Virus.

I will get my second shot in about 6 weeks.

Had my first shot a couple of weeks ago. With Delta on rise that might be helpful.

Fully vaccinated by Pfizer back in April. But, this just may be coincident, me and a couple other co-workers have been feeling extra tired as of late.

No, I was going to get it just to be able to travel again and skip the quarantine phase but tbh I can go without traveling for a few years and just remain healthy and unvaccinated as I am. I’m in close contact with a variety of people throughout each day some having covid and I still haven’t got it. And I have never tried to limit my social bubble or anything.

Got my second shot in August.

Yes. Now with the Delta variant kicking up, I feel like I have immunized myself. I hate the feeling of being sick. Well everyone does hate it really. However, I have gotten the vaccine.

Got both. First wasn't bad, second had me sick for a day and a half.

Had my second Pfizer jab today. I feel tired...

Its only 12% effective with zero ability to stop spreading so largely useless.

Also the whole world knows aliens are the ones responsible for COVID.

I still haven’t gotten it and never going to. I’m still here and kicking. There’s A Lot of unexplained deaths from around the world,lots claiming it’s because of the vaccine, But I wouldn’t rule it out. Nobody is going convince me otherwise.

Yeah I got lucky and had mine early. Essential worker.

So not only did you not answer the question, you just posted bullshit.

Got any sources to go with that propaganda?

Couldn't be arsed making the trip.