Who's had the covid jab?

[Ian]

Great news @V_R - a relief for you all too!

Let's hope that reaching the 15m point next week means that we can start getting back to normal in the not too distant future .

 

[nivrip]

Now 12 days since jab and no side effects. We will be contacted about the date for the second jab.

 

[Quadophile]

Finally got my first dose (Moderna) this morning. My appointment for the second dose is March 16th

 

[V_R]

Great news Quad!

 

[Quadophile]

The only side effect I had was mild pain on the first day after few hours, at night it became worse and I had difficulty sleeping due to discomfort. However, it finally subsided and much better and I can manage the mild pain now. In the next day or two it should be completely gone I suppose.

 

[historian]

Yes we, my wife and I, have had our jabs. Took place in St Thomas hospital. We now await our second on in April.

 

[ChristopherP]

Wife & I got jabbed yesterday at our local community centre. A few side effects, but actual Covid would be worse, and I think it shows that an immune response has been generated - so a rough 24-48h is a very small price to pay indeed.

We're just pleased to have had the call (well, text message with self service link to book which was seamless) and I'm genuinely impressed at the national effort to get jabs into people.

 

[Abarbarian]

I was due to have my second shot of the vaccine on the 24th March but this has been brought forward to the 13th March. Downside of this is I have to leave the house at 6-30 am as I have a 100 mile drive to the vaccination centre. Upside is I might get to see dawn for the first time in decades.

 

[V_R]

Wife & I got jabbed yesterday at our local community centre. A few side effects, but actual Covid would be worse, and I think it shows that an immune response has been generated - so a rough 24-48h is a very small price to pay indeed.

We're just pleased to have had the call (well, text message with self service link to book which was seamless) and I'm genuinely impressed at the national effort to get jabs into people.

Already? How old are you? I thought I was older, we haven't heard anything yet.

 

[ChristopherP]

Already? How old are you? I thought I was older, we haven't heard anything yet.

I'm in my 30's - but in vaccine Group 6 due to an underlying health condition

 

[V_R]

Ah fair. I did wonder that.

We're both 40 so we're not yet.

 

[Quadophile]

Had my second dose of Moderna this morning. So far so good no pain or issues whatsoever. As the day progresses and into the night things can change. It is reported that some after having the second dose have had pain in the arm in addition to body aches, and for some nausea. According to the nurse administering it, it varies from person to person. Will see.

 

[TriplexDread]

My second one is due 14 April. Hopefully it goes as well as the first dose (just a sore upper arm the following day)

 

[Peru Bob]

Got my first shot of Moderna Friday. Slightly sore arm at injection sight on Saturday, but was fine by Sunday.

 

[Quadophile]

I had my second dose last Tuesday and except for the pain in the upper arm which has now almost subsided to nothing as of now. I have had no other issues like some reports for the second dose with some folks.

 

[TriplexDread]

Had an email yesterday, not sure why but they have brought my second dose forward. Now the 9 April.

Strange but true

 

[nivrip]

We had our second Pfizer jabs today.

Once again very efficient service was provided. We had the jabs within 2 minutes of walking in the door.

 

[Peru Bob]

Got my second Moderna on Wednesday.
A bit more sore at the injection site than the first one, but no other issues.

 

[EvanDavis]

Had my 2nd AstraZeneca jab on Friday. All good

 

[V_R]

Me and the missus have ours tomorrow!