Chat Any side effects from one of the vaccines?

[Realitychk88]

Anyone else here who got Astra Zeneca as the first shot trying to decide what to do for second?

As I understand the factors,

• blood clot risk for second shot of AZ is much lower than first
• AZ does not offer protection latest "Indian" variant
• Following AZ with Pfizer puts you at risk of heightened adverse effects, i.e. flu like symptoms etc
• Mixing offers the strongest immune response, better than getting two doses of Pfizer

any other factors I've missed?

Yes, I got AZ as a first dose - and I will NOT be getting it again. What they are telling you today could change again, and if you had bad side effects from the first dose (I had blurry vision for about a week or so, a sure sign of VITT) why take the risk? For me it will be Pfizer as a second dose, or nothing at all. BTW, I have already had COVID-19 and they are now saying I may have a life long immunity but I'm not taking chances.

 

[stripfan]

Yes, I got AZ as a first dose - and I will NOT be getting it again. What they are telling you today could change again, and if you had bad side effects from the first dose (I had blurry vision for about a week or so, a sure sign of VITT) why take the risk? For me it will be Pfizer as a second dose, or nothing at all. BTW, I have already had COVID-19 and they are now saying I may have a life long immunity but I'm not taking chances.

You don't need to be vaccinated with anything if you have already had covid, since you probably already have lifetime immunity. If you do get vaccinated, your chances of having adverse effects greatly increase, since you will have far more antibodies than usual. A little googling will answer all your questions and make your life a lot safer.

COVID infection elicits long-lasting immunity, nullifying worldwide vaccine push: study - LifeSite

'We found antibody-producing cells in people 11 months after first symptoms. These cells will live and produce antibodies for the rest of people’s lives. That’s strong evidence for long-lasting immunity.'

www.lifesitenews.com

 

[MorningWood]

I got AZ back in March and am scheduled to get Moderna later today.

 

[kxltor]

anti-vaxxer here still going strong, but interesting to follow this post

 

[Hornet]

anti-vaxxer here still going strong, but interesting to follow this post

Yes, Stripfan is a moron. He’s probably on some downtown street corner right now with a sign and bullhorn yelling at every passerby “Get Covid so you don’t need the vaccine. It’ll give you lifetime immunity”.

 

[ralphie]

I've had both AZ shots with no side effects except for a sore arm for a few days after the first. No side effects at all after the second. Fully vaccinated but still no where to go in this stupid province.

 

[Blue58]

Anyone else here who got Astra Zeneca as the first shot trying to decide what to do for second?

As I understand the factors,

• blood clot risk for second shot of AZ is much lower than first
• AZ does not offer protection latest "Indian" variant
• Following AZ with Pfizer puts you at risk of heightened adverse effects, i.e. flu like symptoms etc
• Mixing offers the strongest immune response, better than getting two doses of Pfizer

any other factors I've missed?

I got 2 shots of AZ, no issues or side effects

 

[raa7one]

Instant side effect was I got hornier and banged the nurse who gave the shot. told her it was her fault.
Nothing specials, just bent her over the desk and rammed her from behind. overall an amazing session, would recommend it to everyone. I will definitely repeat

 

[cupcrazy]

Instant side effect was I got hornier and banged the nurse who gave the shot. told her it was her fault.
Nothing specials, just bent her over the desk and rammed her from behind. overall an amazing session, would recommend it to everyone. I will definitely repeat

definitely want to know where you met that nurse lol.

You don't need to be vaccinated with anything if you have already had covid, since you probably already have lifetime immunity. If you do get vaccinated, your chances of having adverse effects greatly increase, since you will have far more antibodies than usual. A little googling will answer all your questions and make your life a lot safer.

COVID infection elicits long-lasting immunity, nullifying worldwide vaccine push: study - LifeSite

'We found antibody-producing cells in people 11 months after first symptoms. These cells will live and produce antibodies for the rest of people’s lives. That’s strong evidence for long-lasting immunity.'

www.lifesitenews.com

i know a guy who got covid got inflected for the second time within a year.

 

[Deleted member 82509]

The anti-vaxxers will keep moving the goal posts on that. First, we’re supposed to die from the first dose. No, no, it’s only after the second dose that we die. No wait, we never said you’d die immediately we said the microchips will track you (even though we’re all being tracked through our smartphones today). No, wait again, we said you’d die years down the road like in your early 80s (the current life expectancy)

Yep your so right brother

 

[Sybarite]

Could be lot’s of reasons but it will always be selfish. Anheuser-Busch was giving away a free round if the US meets their vaccination targets. The quicker we get back to normal the more people will go back to restaurants and bars and drink their beer. So, really it’s just marketing to help get higher sales at the end of the day.

I’m guessing sales are down for Harvey’s too. If a large percentage of their sales was from the business lunch crowd and that is down due to stay-at-home and remote work then they also want things to get back to normal to get sales back up. The free burger itself is merely an ends to a mean. The free burger is just a marketing tactic.

Even if they're not being altruistic, agree if it helps get more people vaccinated it's still a good thing. I've read in places they're giving away guns, booze, lottery money, etc. to induce people to get their shots. Since there's a large number of people who will never be reachable by reason, whatever it takes is fine by me...

 

[BmH6769]

Just lil sore the first night and next day no biggie. Been horny since March…

 

[stripfan]

Yes, Stripfan is a moron. He’s probably on some downtown street corner right now with a sign and bullhorn yelling at every passerby “Get Covid so you don’t need the vaccine. It’ll give you lifetime immunity”.

Instant side effect was I got hornier and banged the nurse who gave the shot. told her it was her fault.
Nothing specials, just bent her over the desk and rammed her from behind. overall an amazing session, would recommend it to everyone. I will definitely repeat

Nice of the vaccination line to wait while you banged her.

 

[raa7one]

Nice of the vaccination line to wait while you banged her.

One shot in exchange for another ....

The pleasure was all mine

 

[DennyRenny]

Yes. Major side effects of being able to safely see all the SP and MPA

 

[xtc27]

Anyone else here who got Astra Zeneca as the first shot trying to decide what to do for second?

As I understand the factors,

• blood clot risk for second shot of AZ is much lower than first
• AZ does not offer protection latest "Indian" variant
• Following AZ with Pfizer puts you at risk of heightened adverse effects, i.e. flu like symptoms etc
• Mixing offers the strongest immune response, better than getting two doses of Pfizer

any other factors I've missed?

All my shots= AZ.

• Blood clot risk = zero if no reaction f/ 1st shot… no recorded cases of clot on 2nd shot only
• AZ offers protectn against all variants…
• Having different vx 2nd time, in general, all vx not just this one, give heightened immune response

India just doesn’t have enuf ppl vxnated… like under 10%…

Per Wash Post, Delta variant not really making vx ppl sick:

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“British data shows that the majority of new cases in the country are among those not yet vaccinated. Nearly all serious cases have been recorded among the unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.” … only 3 ppl sick among vx Brits.

… spas reopening! I can feel it…

 

[Hornet]

All my shots= AZ.

• Blood clot risk = zero if no reaction f/ 1st shot… no recorded cases of clot on 2nd shot only
• AZ offers protectn against all variants…
• Having different vx 2nd time, in general, all vx not just this one, give heightened immune response

India just doesn’t have enuf ppl vxnated… like under 10%…

Per Wash Post, Delta variant not really making vx ppl sick:

Redirect Notice

“British data shows that the majority of new cases in the country are among those not yet vaccinated. Nearly all serious cases have been recorded among the unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.” … only 3 ppl sick among vx Brits.

… spas reopening! I can feel it…

Getting vaccinated has improved your grammar immensely. I guess that is a side effect

 

[xtc27]

Getting vaccinated has improved your grammar immensely. I guess that is a side effect

Copy & paste helps

 

[stripfan]

Yes, I got AZ as a first dose - and I will NOT be getting it again. What they are telling you today could change again, and if you had bad side effects from the first dose (I had blurry vision for about a week or so, a sure sign of VITT) why take the risk? For me it will be Pfizer as a second dose, or nothing at all. BTW, I have already had COVID-19 and they are now saying I may have a life long immunity but I'm not taking chances.

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[altaguetta]

Lisa Stonehouse: 52-year-old Canadian woman develops blood clots in brain, dead 12 days after AstraZeneca shot

Lisa Stonehouse: 52-year-old Canadian woman develops blood clots in brain, dead 12 days after AstraZeneca shot - The COVID Blog®

Lisa Stonehouse was sent home with Tylenol 10 minutes after arriving at the hospital. Brain bleeding and seizures happened the next day.

thecovidblog.com