Had both shots of the Pfizer jab as a care worker. Other than a sore muscle in my upper arm each time I've had no reactions, but, as covid has swept through the dementia unit I work in 3 times, and I've seen so many of our residents die and so many of my colleagues seriously ill (some in hospital and some still suffering with long covid) I'm glad I've had it, especially as older men working in care homes have a massively raised chance of dying, think at one point we were the group with the highest death rate when rated by job and age.

Planning on it!

8:40 a.m. on February 4th: a "shot in the arm".

Not yet . I have be low to no antibodies before I will take it. Right now I am very high and the blood bank wants to drain me .

Alan was one of the first. going to be a bit before I qualify for it

I’m not eligible yet but I would. I’m not sure about teachers

I’ve already gotten it and I’ve been coughing ever since.

Here in March for me I 60 not ready yet
I wait till toilet roll Hurd first

They are currently doing the Seventy to seventy two year olds in my area.I’m 63 so it’s not far away.
Wales is somewhere we are probably going to have to prove we’ve been vaccinated to get into sporting events and concerts so I have decided I have no choice....

Are you hot educator the students secretly want?

Im good without it.

No, and no.

No and I don’t intend to get it

Not yet, but getting it when my turn comes.

I want a real doctor and go into a real doctor office to give me the vaccine. I’m not going to these stadiums and drive up to get the vaccine from a volunteer.

Not if I can avoid it.

I am low on the priority list anyways.

So I refuse to take the first vaccine but due to work I have to take the vaccine when we get it in our country.

Yepp, next week...

Have gotten the first vaccine and getting the second one next Sunday.

Nope. I've already had covid.

No.

Waiting on the J&J one since it uses the traditional dead/weakened virus instead of rNA or DNA technology.

No & No

We are a ways down the list, but yes I plan to get it when available

I had my first dose of Moderna on Friday ... second scheduled for 2/26

If it gets life back to normal, count me in!

nope, nope

Yes definitely unless there's significant issues that deter even the medical community from taking it. I'll weigh it up against getting covid at my age with my health issues and pick which has the least risk.

I'm pretty sure I have the antibodies to it already.
In my country of residence, there is no sight of vaccinations yet, lol. I'd prefer not to take it if I can avoid it.

I plan to. I was scheduled to get it on the 3rd, but I am moving and don't want to do so with a sore arm.

I don't like the ones using a new never used before technique and a super short testing time. Not going to take those.

I am getting it on Feb, 20.

He he he come n educate me in a few things girl....

Probably due first week of April.

I will ..... but I will let the “Herd “ toilet roll people first just to see if it react

No plans for it here.

I’m not against those who want to take it. If you believe it’s safe then it’s your risk to take as it is mine for choosing not to have it. I’ve had bad experiences with other vaccines even in childhood, and there is no way I would trust any now and that’s why I choose to refuse.

I've had both my COVID-19 vaccinations.
Over here over a quarter of the population has already been vaccinated.

Probably not.
My immune system spends most of its time on high alert...so no.

I'm eligible but we don't have supply

Haven't decided yet right now at my age I can't get it yet my parents are getting it tomorrow but I don't know when I'll get it

Nope, and nope!

I plan on it but I'm pretty far down the list of priorities.

I'm on the list.

think its later in the year for me

yea i got it cuz im in an at risk category, dunno why though lol

Me too. I’m essential. I need the injection. It’s a must.

Not from Pfizer or Moderna.