First Person Vaccine experiences please.

[c good]

I see many comments about friends of friends. I know a guy, who knows a guy stories about bad reactions from the vaccines.

I'm looking for accurate, objective, first person feedback please.

For those that have gotten vaccinated, which one did you get and how bad or good were the reactions to it if any?

I need to make a decision soon on which one to get. Work is putting the press on. I would appreciate any feedback positive or negative. Thanks...

[Sig556swat]

My wife got the Moderna shot. First one was all good. Second one floored her for 24 hours

[ACfixer]

My wife got the Moderna shot. First one was all good. Second one floored her for 24 hours

Same as what Sig556swat said. My gal got the Moderna, first shot sore arm. Second shot kicked her butt for a day.

[wilit]

Me, wife and son got the Pfizer. Wife and I had sore arms for a day after both shots. Son had no issues.

[mike.h]

Both Pfizer shots in February, ...no big deal.

[Creampuff]

Moderna.
First shot, my arm was pretty sore. I'd be exaggerating if I said it felt like Mike Tyson hit my arm hard. More like if Richard Simmons hit my arm really hard. Had an odd, discoloration almost like bruising but it was 2 to 3 inches away from where I received the injection. It was there for about a week after the injection, and then it went away.

Second shot, felt perfectly fine for the first 16 hrs. Then around the 16 hour mark I felt febrile and overall malaise for 8 hours. Stayed in bed for that amount of time. Then quickly I was back to normal, almost like nothing had happened.

That's all. I find my new tail is very helpful for balance

[JohnnyDangerously]

Pfizer, zero reaction to both shots.

[theduracellbigd]

Same as what Sig556swat said. My gal got the Moderna, first shot sore arm. Second shot kicked her butt for a day.

Same here

[Misterclick]

Moderna. Same as above. Second shot laid me the f*** out. Wife thought I was dead because I have never slept so late in bed.

[SPUTTER]

Why would you consider taking a shot you know can hurt you? Because your boss is telling you too? Are you that much of coward to just say no?

[Misterclick]

^ you volunteering to make his car payments and mortgage?

[alpha_romeo_XV]

OP are you asking about short term effects - a few days, mid term - weeks to months, long term - years ? Vacines have only been released 8 or 9 months. Supposedly the pharm companies are continuing their "controlled blind" experiments with both vax'd and unvax'd subjects. Do you trust social media or msm messaging or democrat hype ?
I would ask myself a couple questions: over 65 in age, pre'existing health issues, work in an environment with high risk of exposure, and if young do you want to have children (more risky for women) ?

[plinkr]

This doctor presents actual data in an impartial, didactic manner. Wish we had more like him.

https://youtu.be/zYoBgFBPomA

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[SPUTTER]

^ you volunteering to make his car payments and mortgage?

I'm sorry, but you gotta be the lowest form of human being to consider getting an injection that's potentially detrimental to your health. It's high time some of you start growing spines and simply say no..

[Creampuff]

Why would you consider taking a shot you know can hurt you? Because your boss is telling you too? Are you that much of coward to just say no?

Everyone needs to make an informed choice. That is what I find confounding and infuriating about the socialist left, forcing a choice upon us.

Likewise, it is also frustrating seeing the right also not wanting a person to make an informed choice. And in this case calling him out as a coward. He requested for first person experiences of receiving the vaccine, and that is what we are providing him.