So got my Vaccine shot today....
 

Just got my pfizer vaccine shot this morning - feeling great

No side effects other than shortly afterwards I got an extra 1/2 inch on my penis length - soooo get yours as well now !!!!

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....SR462,693_.jpg

Don't think an extra half inch would do any difference for me :( . . .

I nearly fainted after 5 minutes of waiting in a hall, blood pressure went low for some reason. I felt a bit light headed for 2 days. Drank a lot of water and Netflixed. Day 3 I was back to do yoga again.

Which brand did you get?

I was in a room full of people and haven't heard those symptoms at all. We were given seats and waited 15min's to see if there were any reactions - everyone left (60 seats) - I keep watching posts in my community with no symptoms and most of my family has had it done.

Yup - anytime I'm asked always say I'm hung like a light switch LOL.. no one's business

Pfizer, #1. Well, i can confirm I saw much older people doing ok, I was the only one who had that. After injection I felt an impact almost instantly, like a deep thin punch in the hand and then in my top shoulder part, then my legs felt weak. I went out and waited for 5 minutes and then returned almost pale, they put me down, my knees bent and it slowly went back to normal, they registered a a blood pressure that is usually low for me. In 15 minutes I was ok. But then within 2 days I was feeling a bit weak.

I have my second dose of Pfizer due early next month. ZERO effects from the first jab...

Lucky you, still waiting for pfizer :(

Congrats man! Keep safe :)

I see you got benefits, i will tale my grandpa he doent like to get on - maybe he changes his mind

Pfizer here.

Zero side effects.

Got the Sputnik, felt dizzy and bit week the day after it but no problems since. Will get the second on 6th May :pimp

Well I'm 60 and live in Ontario so that's why. Sorry to hear of your side effects - the waiting room where you're suppose to sit for 15min no one got up and complained. I suppose the discomfort you felt will be worth it in the end that if you get the virus it won't have such a major impact on you which can be worse than what you were feeling. Stay strong an glad that you got it done.

The news over here says that the sputnik is only 50% effective - is that true and what you heard?

Personally I truly believe that much of the worlds problems could be solved by removing "hate". Hate takes many forms from religion to people groups.

I was merely commenting that finally after all this time I finally got my 1st shot - I wasn't attempting to make a statement about the state of the world and it's people.

Likewise.

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/ar...l.pone.0035421

This is just a rumor.
This vaccine is superb as well.
Do a research, if you want, but I am sure others will post detailed info about it soon.
First I was skeptical - as most ppl I wanted to have Pfizer - as it's technology was developed by a fellow hungarian Lady, but I was so happy when my doc called me I can go for the shot :)

Frankly the ONLY ONE i would take would be the Russian one, and specifically because the media everywhere says it's bad.

Konrad, let's be honest, since when does it have ANY weight what media and politicians say? :1orglaugh :2 cents: :pimp

I praise my generation and friends we watched Natural Born Killers at the right age and understood how this works in time.

Sounds like you're GFY account just got hi jacked by CyberSEO :))))

Fair enough so let's go another way - do you trust the CDC or infectious disease experts? I'm not saying to trust media - just curious as to what is happening - are the numbers going down and from your own research is it over 98% effective or 50% effect which is what is claimed outside of Russia.

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2021/...otlight-a73669


https://www.reuters.com/article/heal...-idINL1N2MC1BG

2012 - different virus, different vaccine.

That sounds reasonable . . .

I grew 2 ft, got scales, grew wings and BREATH fire... I'M TAKING OVER THE WORLD!!

elevator button here :thumbsup

Both are SARS. Both are mRNA. Different how?

Lots of ways: COVID‐19 and SARS: Differences and similarities

What do you mean by "both are mRNA"?

Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are the first mRNA vaccines to be approved.

From your link:

I mean this study: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/ar...l.pone.0035421

And the current vaccines, utilize the exact same mechanism. mRNA. To treat a nearly identical disease.

So is highly probable if not assured and

was ignored.

Caveat emptor.

No, they don't.

From your study:
Not mRNA vaccines.

Semantics. It is the same novel and dangerous introduction of spike proteins that is the issue. These are not even vaccines by anything short of redefinition.

LOL - you said "both mRNA" - you even doubled down on it.

It's proteins that your immune system responds to, so the trick becomes identifying a protein that is unique to the target organism. Often it's proteins of the cell coats, but in this case it's the spike protein.

If you're an anti-vaxxer, just say that.

Russian vaccine is probably based on astra zeneca as oxford had security breach earlier in year.

Different mechanism, same payload.

Let me know in a decade how well attempting to trick your body worked. I'll continue to simply listen to mine.

Not by any classical definition, no.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

The signs are trouble breathing, swelling of the face and throat, rash, and low blood pressure. It usually occurs soon after vaccination, and can be treated with epinephrine (as in an EpiPen). That’s why people are observed for at least 15 minutes after receiving the vaccine with epinephrine at the ready.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/...-2021020821906

Agreed - though my niece had a shot - waited but the symptoms didn't show up until a few hours later. I told her to call the doctor and Covid center but eventually they went away -- thankfully. I myself who's in worse condition physically am doing great with no symptoms.

No Thanks, Not for me ! :thumbsup

Not necessarily... just because they had a breach doesn't mean it's probable that it's based on that. Russia is a big country, lots of labs, lots of innovation. They are creating their own processors and own motherboards now too for critical infrastructure. There's no reason to think they can't develop their own vaccine.

The president has spoken . . .

Had a talk with a doc. Says, even if i want to do the 2nd it has to be in the hospital only where ER is at hand, not like those mobile or temporary places. I decided not to. Pfizer 1 is up to 80%, no Covid Pass but fuck it, even if I travel kids will have to get PCR tests anyway, so will do I.

and land on Mars claiming it Rooski :)

Nord Stream 2, good too?

one word: Bio Preparat.

One of the really few countries with advanced tech in military (bioweapons too).

got my 1st dose of Moderna 2 weeks ago and a few days ago I noticed I have a COVID-19 vaccine delayed skin reaction that sometimes shows up later.

https://www.today.com/health/covid-1...n-week-t210990

Not my arm but looks like this
https://media2.s-nbcnews.com/j/newsc....fit-1120w.jpg

It should go away in a week or two and only requires to be iced once or twice a day. I get my 2nd dose May 11th

I've got Sputnik. I have the most trust in their stuff compared to the Pfizer or Chinese vaccine. No problems of any kind, and none of the people I know had a problem with it.

Totally normal

ya but it didn't show up til day 12 hence why it's called delayed. Day one and two I couldn't even see it but ya it's no biggie and I'll just have to get my 2nd dose in the other arm

There's a lot of people here triggered by "Russians."