Rowland
Member
- Location
- Northeast England
Vaccine roll out. Waiting for my invite for the vaccine and will be in line with my arm at the ready when called .
Vaccine poll
- Thread starter Rowland
- Start date
- Location
- Hereford
Just had mine . Sat waiting for 15 mins before driving back home .
oldoaktree
Member
- Location
- County Durham
Had mine last weekend felt ok on the day bit of a sore arm for few days and felt very tired for a few days.
- Location
- North Notts
I had mine on Monday morning, must admit I suffered 10 hours of flu like symptoms that night. I assume this shows it has now triggered my defence system and perhaps shows that I may well have suffered quite badly had I actually caught the coved virus. Wont hesitate to have my second dose and any further jabs required.
former farmer
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- Location
- Worcestershire
I had mine a month ago, same side effects as you mention.
ollie989898
Member
Had 1st dose of posh Pfizer vaccine way back in January. Second dose is booked for early April. This is in amongst my 2nd MMR dose and an on-going round of Hep B vaccinations... More holes than a pin cushion atm.
I would point out that I know several patients who still suffered from being infected despite being vaccinated. Some of them deteriorated and end up in ITU anyway. Don't take any risks purely from assuming you are 'safe'.
I would point out that I know several patients who still suffered from being infected despite being vaccinated. Some of them deteriorated and end up in ITU anyway. Don't take any risks purely from assuming you are 'safe'.
- Location
- Hereford
What shocks me is the level some have gone to in trying to persuade me NOT to have the vaccine at any cost .
I haven't yet found a reason why not to !
I haven't yet found a reason why not to !
- Location
- Hereford
It's a bit worrying hearing about these side effects .....I got a load of Barley to put on at half 4 in the morning 
ollie989898
Member
If you don't want the vaccine, fear the effects or side effects or believe it will result in you being mind controlled by the Illuminati through your nanotechnology 5G implant then I've no issue with that. I don't have any such option. I've been caring for people who have confirmed covid-19, face to face with them, to not have the vaccine would have been the height of idiocy on my part. I'm already living in a near divorced state using a separate bedroom and bathroom so the family aren't at risk. There is little more I can do.
I had the Pfizer in January and apart from a stiff shoulder for less than a day both myself and the wife suffered no ill effects. The flu jab does that to me anyway.
- Location
- East yorks
Dad had the az and felt a bit rough till the next day. Know a couple of people like that after az but know someone else who had no issues.
- Location
- North Notts
Side effects don't last long, got to get jab asap in my view. However must mention loading barley at 4.30 am is above and beyond. Credit to you.
Apparently 2 residents died at local care home "with" covid about a month after their first dose. They were both around a 100 years old and ive no idea to what extent covid contributed to their death.
- Location
- Limousin
If you think the side effects look worrying have a look at the alternative in an ICU ward. None of the vaccines are perfect and even after being vaccinated you may still go down with it, but you won't die from it.
Roger Perry
Member
Had both shots, 4 weeks' apart..........Moderna Vaccine.
Johnnyboxer
Member
- Location
- Yorkshire
Had the AZ just over 2 weeks ago
Bad side effects at 36 hours after & took to bed
Vomiting
Headache
Fever
Swollen lump on head & glands up in neck
Debating whether to go for dose 2
Took Mum for second Pfizer this afternoon
Bad side effects at 36 hours after & took to bed
Vomiting
Headache
Fever
Swollen lump on head & glands up in neck
Debating whether to go for dose 2
Took Mum for second Pfizer this afternoon
essex man
Member
- Location
- colchester
Mmm there are def side effects which sound worse than my experience of virus.
Good Friend of my agronomist ended up in papworth having a stent fitted within 24hours of having vaccine.
Everyone got to assess their own risk and how they feel about it, I guess.
If I was 85 , hadn't already had virus and wanted to marginally increase my chances of living longer, I might consider the vaccine.
However, only in autumn as will be May before immunity kicks in now, so a bit of a wasted couple of days of feeling sh!t.
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
The effects of covid that are all in the news are the deaths
but we may find that the bigger numbers will be the long term effects of having covid lung damage taste loss long covid
as with many viruses for example measles and mumps some children die but many more have long term health health issues that vaccination eliminates