COVID vaccination wavefront - Page 12

Xyzzy · 2021-03-17, 13:16

We received dose #1 (Pfizer) yesterday. The injection site is really sore but other than that everything is fine. We waited at the VA until the end of the day and they had enough left over to take care of us.

tServo · 2021-03-17, 16:21

I just noticed that someone got their shot next month.
OK, fess up, who has the time machine?

pinhodecarlos · 2021-03-17, 18:17

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Originally Posted by Xyzzy

We received dose #1 yesterday. The injection site is really sore but other than that everything is fine. We waited at the VA until the end of the day and they had enough left over to take care of us.

My wife had very difficult one day and a half after injection but normal when she gets flu. Paracetamol, rest and lots of fluids, mainly red wine.

storm5510 · 2021-03-17, 18:40

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Originally Posted by Xyzzy

We received dose #1 yesterday. The injection site is really sore but other than that everything is fine. We waited at the VA until the end of the day and they had enough left over to take care of us.

Wait times at any VA can be lengthy. I used to take a neighbor for his appointments in Louisville, KY, back in the 1980's. It seemed like an all day deal, but it probably was not. I remember the huge framed image of Ronald Reagan in the lobby. A new facility is being constructed in Louisville, the last I heard. There is not enough room at the one I was in.

The soreness in my upper-right arm is gone. It was quite sore yesterday morning when I got up, but eased as the day passed.

frmky · 2021-03-17, 19:43

For me the second Pfizer shot definitely hit harder. I got the shot in the early afternoon and symptoms started kicking in that evening. I felt crappy the next day with mostly muscle aches and chills. Symptoms started subsiding that night, and I woke up the following day feeling fine.

Batalov · 2021-03-17, 19:50

I now have a (semi-)vaccinated family unit (N=4; with n=6 shots so far).
Because Phase 1C has just opened on 3/15 in our county and we were able to get the appointments - my wife and son got the first shot (Pfizer). They both felt fine after.

Xyzzy · 2021-03-17, 20:36

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Originally Posted by storm5510

Wait times at any VA can be lengthy.

One of the super powers that we have developed (involuntarily) is the ability to wait extremely long periods of time in a line without going bananas.

PhilF · 2021-03-17, 22:58

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Originally Posted by Xyzzy

One of the super powers that we have developed (involuntarily) is the ability to wait extremely long periods of time in a line without going bananas.

Please be sure to donate your DNA to science so we can figure out how you do it.

S485122 · 2021-03-17, 23:20

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Originally Posted by tServo

I just noticed that someone got their shot next month.
OK, fess up, who has the time machine?

Not sure if a mod can remove that vote and contact the time voyager...

Jacob

Dr Sardonicus · 2021-03-18, 13:34

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Originally Posted by S485122

Not sure if a mod can remove that vote and contact the time voyager...

Jacob

Mods (and presumably Admins) can edit the poll. Somebody has done so. The April vote is gone, and the number of March votes has increased from 7 to 8.

Whether that somebody was the time traveler, or another person who learned the identity of the time traveler and made contact, I do not know. I only know that the somebody was not me.

PhilF · 2021-03-18, 15:35

A time traveler would simply hop back in time again to fix the problem that exposed his existence in the first place.

So instead of a time traveler I propose it was a forum member's drunk cat playing on the keyboard.

View Poll Results: I _actually_ received my first COVID vaccine dose in...
Dec 2020 (or before)	2	3.23%
Jan 2021	7	11.29%
Feb 2021	6	9.68%
Mar 2021	16	25.81%
Apr 2021	11	17.74%
May 2021	6	9.68%
Jun 2021	10	16.13%
Jul 2021	0	0%
Aug 2021	0	0%
Planning not to vaccinate	4	6.45%
Voters: 62. You may not vote on this poll

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2021-03-17, 13:16	#122
Xyzzy "Mike" Aug 2002 19·433 Posts	We received dose #1 (Pfizer) yesterday. The injection site is really sore but other than that everything is fine. We waited at the VA until the end of the day and they had enough left over to take care of us.

2021-03-17, 16:21	#123
tServo "Marv" May 2009 near the Tannhäuser Gate 5·131 Posts	I just noticed that someone got their shot next month. OK, fess up, who has the time machine?

2021-03-17, 19:43	#126
frmky Jul 2003 So Cal 2,111 Posts	For me the second Pfizer shot definitely hit harder. I got the shot in the early afternoon and symptoms started kicking in that evening. I felt crappy the next day with mostly muscle aches and chills. Symptoms started subsiding that night, and I woke up the following day feeling fine.

2021-03-17, 19:50	#127
Batalov "Serge" Mar 2008 Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2 10010100010000₂ Posts	I now have a (semi-)vaccinated family unit (N=4; with n=6 shots so far). Because Phase 1C has just opened on 3/15 in our county and we were able to get the appointments - my wife and son got the first shot (Pfizer). They both felt fine after.

2021-03-18, 15:35	#132
PhilF Feb 2005 Colorado 653₁₀ Posts	A time traveler would simply hop back in time again to fix the problem that exposed his existence in the first place. So instead of a time traveler I propose it was a forum member's drunk cat playing on the keyboard.