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@QVCkitty1 

Wonderful!

My second Pfizer was an nonevent.  No soreness even.  Hope your goes well too.

[Love my grandkids]

@catter70 I got Moderna also, 1st in Feb. 2nd in March. For the first a wee bit of soreness at the injection site and a little for the second. No other problems at all.

[Bridgegal]

@Krimpette 

Me either.  My arm wasn't even sore with the second Pfizer shot.  Nothing.  I hope they really gave it to me.  😏

[RealtyGal2]

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@catter70 wrote:

I get my 2nd Moderna tomorrow at Wegman's. The day I got my first shot, I just went in to see about getting an appointment. She said to come back in an hour. I went back and  there was myself and one other person waiting to get the shot. Walmart is also offering vax. I had no trouble at all with the first one, so hoping this goes well, too.

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I had 2 Moderna shots and no side affects except sorenes at injection site after first shot.

[RealtyGal2]

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@QVCkitty1 wrote:

I got my second vax this morning, and I'm so relieved !  The clinic was really busy, but everyone was so efficient that it didn't take long at all. I went to the market right after, so now hopefully I won't feel too bad, we'll see. For now I'm a happy kitty. 😻

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When I got my 2nd shot, I was told that it would take 2 weeks to be fully affective.

[violann]

Sorry to have told my story SO MANY TIMES, but I hope some of you who read can benefit from my experience.

I am 76. DH and I did EVERYTHING RIGHT in avoiding exposure to Covid, and the MINUTE the vaccine became available, I attempted IN VAIN to be able to get an appointment, EVEN THOUGH we were eligible immediately after it was released.

We were diagnosed w Covid in Mid-January, and were sick fo approximately 4 weeks, no lung involvement no hospitalization. It took me FOUR DAYS to get an appointment FOR TESTING.

I was finally able to get an appointment for vaccination, FOLLOWING MEDICAL ADVICE, without waiting a full 90 days, and had my first Pfizer shot on March 7, followed by MILD side effects for about 3 days afterward (my Covid infection was characterized as "mild").

My second Pfizer was administered on March 28 with a SLIGHTLY more intense side effect response than the first. 

The vaccine reactions were NOTHING like the discomfort of my MILD case of Covid, and I will RUSH to get on line for a booster, when/if it's recommended.

I already feel as though I've been BLESSED beyond my ability to describe. 

Do your research, make the decision that's best for you. Don't trust TV  News or Social Media for help. They will FAIL YOU. BE SAFE, MAKE GOOD CHOICES,