Got My Pfizer Vaccine The Other Day [I Support Vaccination]

At my nearby hospital. Great set up, through put and being put at ease by the staff. Easy and painless jab. In and out, from 11:20am, within 25 mins,,,and that included the 15 mins waiting afterwards for adverse affects.

So far? No pain as such, just localised ache when I touch the area. That's it.

...and that was just for the day. Now? No pain at all..

Go get it done. Stop being a wuss. Protect your community.

🤔

SJD xx

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Ironicman · 56-60, M

Wife had the Oxford a week ago and was foggy and headachy for 48 hrs but I think she just said that to dodge the shared chores 🙄

SammyJo · 51-55, F

@Ironicman Oxford does give people more side effects, so it seems....she ok now?

Ironicman · 56-60, M

@SammyJo 100% back to normal now thanks. Just want to get mine sorted . We had kids when I was late 30s and they go back to school soon and whilst I'm pleased about that I'm worried they will inevitably bring it home. In mid 50s and I've tried so hard to keep well and worked from home for nearly a year now. It's sods law I'll get it in this final 2 to 3 month window. My bro got it and it was worrying for us when he went in to hospital with breathing.

Are you UK?

SammyJo · 51-55, F

@Ironicman Yeah, in the UK, duck. I think , providing you are sensible and keep to the whole washing hands stuff - even at home - you should be ok....

SJD xx