I've been poked.
Apr. 15th, 2021 02:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
reynardoAnd apart from a great feeling of relief, not much in the way of side effects yet.
If you want to see the glorious act, look here.
Certain friends will be happy to hear I got my doctor to put on a My Little Pony bandaid afterwards. Such things can only increase the efficacy :-)
(Astra-Zeneca, if you're curious. I know about the side effects, but the statistics say I'm much better getting this now than waiting months for one of the others. And because the only reason we're getting so many reports of reactions now is the number of vaccinations. If it were the MMR, there would be one or two cases of extreme side effects per year).
If you want to see the glorious act, look here.
Certain friends will be happy to hear I got my doctor to put on a My Little Pony bandaid afterwards. Such things can only increase the efficacy :-)
(Astra-Zeneca, if you're curious. I know about the side effects, but the statistics say I'm much better getting this now than waiting months for one of the others. And because the only reason we're getting so many reports of reactions now is the number of vaccinations. If it were the MMR, there would be one or two cases of extreme side effects per year).
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Date: 2021-04-14 06:56 pm (UTC)Certain friends will be happy to hear I got my doctor to put on a My Little Pony bandaid afterwards.
I can't imagine who you could mean... and I'm mostly just envious! I just got a bog-standard NHS white plaster.
I had Pfizer, but my parents both had AZ and recently had their second doses. My dad felt pretty blah for the day or so after the jab (not the actual jab day) and my mum had a milder version of the same thing. In both cases, significantly milder side effects after the second dose.
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Date: 2021-04-15 04:06 pm (UTC)no subject
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