Covid Vaccine Updates and General Discussion About Vaccines

[ToTBellHop]

Glad we aren't relying on this one.

I just don’t understand. Why can’t they get their numbers straight?

 

[ToTBellHop]

Pfizer #2 done!

 

[ToTBellHop]

Having even less symptoms than last time. But I had the ‘VID last March. Happy to top-off the antibody tank.

 

[correcaminos]

I was at my trial location today for my usual blood draw (new girl training wasn't as good as drawing as others lol). They were talking bout how they are part of an antibody trial as well as the Pfizer trial (they said no to J&J and AZ).

COVID-19 Long-Acting AntiBody (LAAB) combination AZD7442 rapidly advances into Phase III clinical trials

www.astrazeneca.com

I just found it interesting.

No other news otherwise. Still no vaccine card for me (they will mail mine). They hope to have data from 12+ April/May and they have heard boo about doing booster shots on any of the larger portions of the Phases. So right now only a small portion. I go back in 6 months for a blood draw unless otherwise contacted.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

A couple of my co-workers have had both doses and they both said they didn't have any side effects from the second dose.

 

[Shouldigo12]

For my other Ohioans in the 16+ group- Dewine mentioned Champagne, Logan, Lawrence, and Greene county as being some of the areas he was talking about that have open vaccine appointments that need filled and that can be given to anyone 16 and older. If you live nearby any of those counties it might be worth it to check for appointment.

 

[Judi8281950]

I got my Pfizer #2 shot and no side affects for this 70 yr. old.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

5 more days until I get my second dose.

 

[pixie225]

My daughter and I are getting our 2nd Pfizer in around 4 hours. Can't wait!

 

[MotherofaPrincessLover]

Just got my dad an appointment for Friday!! I was nervous that he wouldn't be open to getting it (he said his wife isn't getting it because she knows someone that died from it ) so I'm really excited about it. That only leaves my 16 year old nephew for people that need to get vaccinated in my family for the ages the vaccine is approved for.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

By the time my younger sister graduates from law school in May, my parents, my younger siblings, my sister in law and I will all have been fully vaccinated. pixie225, how are you and your daughter feeling?

 

[pixie225]

By the time my younger sister graduates from law school in May, my parents, my younger siblings, my sister in law and I will all have been fully vaccinated. pixie225, how are you and your daughter feeling?

I feel great - hardly any soreness in arm. Daughter just woke up - feels fine so far. Have been told we might not feel so well in 1-3 days after, but I go for positive thinking - we will be fine! Thanks so much for asking. Big relief getting the 2nd vaccine.

 

[Lilofan]

I got my Pfizer #2 shot and no side affects for this 70 yr. old.

Great to hear. My 82 year old Mom received her second Pfizer shot last Sunday. Other than an itchy and little sore arm that was it. My brother's friend who got her first Pfizer shot was dealing with constant headaches and weakness.

 

[Think Tink]

Had Pfizer dose #1 yesterday! Husband had Moderna 2 days ago. So happy to be at least partially vaccinated.

 

[correcaminos]

Husband (43) is almost 24 hours post 2nd Moderna. A hint of arm soreness for him. Usually 12-24 hours is when it hits worst from all I've seen. Though I've seen one say 36 hours.

 

[Sans Souci]

My husband got his second Moderna shot on Sunday and he never had anything other than some shoulder soreness. I hope I am so lucky when it's my turn.

 

[ToTBellHop]

I had Pfizer 2 on Tuesday—slight headache and fatigue that afternoon, some arm soreness yesterday, back to normal today.

 

[correcaminos]

Still just a hint of a sore arm for my husband. If he's good this afternoon I'll guess he will be fine.

I only had sore arm for mine but more severe in pain than his. Still nothing bad for me.

 

[Lilofan]

Starting April 5, Florida residents age 18 and older are eligible to register for the Covid vaccine!

 

[ToTBellHop]

Starting April 5, Florida residents age 18 and older are eligible to register for the Covid vaccine!

Yet Ratatouille is delayed til October....smh