Watching the vaccinations on TV
Right now they're showing people getting the shot. Wish it was me.
Anyone keel over dead yet? Or explode?
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Now that's a true hero:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dio95ci3vZw
That's one I watched, but it's hard to tell the needle length; however, they could jab me with a plastic straw if it would get my life back to normal.
shareI'm gonna hang back and watch other people get the vaccine first, see if it has the dangerous side-effects I've heard warnings about.
shareWhat dangerous side effects have you been hearing about because I haven't heard of any.
shareDr John Campbell says it’s fine and after watching his videos for a year, I think I’d believe anything he said.
https://m.youtube.com/user/Campbellteaching
Not dangerous but I followed a news segment earlier that reported that minor side effects, possibly causing people to miss two days of work was a factor in determining who got it first. Maybe that's just another confusing mixed message coming from today's media but I know when I was in the workforce, anything that caused me to miss two consecutive days of work wasn't minor.
shareFrom what I understand, some people's immune systems react differently to the shot and can be more sensitive to the way immunity starts kicking in.
I will gladly trade a couple of days with a sore arm and not feeling 100% to be able to get my life back.
A somewhat sore arm after getting a vaccination has never caused me to miss even one day of work. On the contrary, the physical activity worked the soreness out quickly. I'm just echoing what I saw being reported. It's an individual decision. I don't have a problem with the vaccine.
shareUnderstood - wasn't arguing with you. Some people reported not feeling well for a few days and running a fever.
shareMost vaccines have mild side effects that usually last only for 24-48 hours. Such as, a sore arm and fever. Glad the vaccine is finally here. Now this horrible pandemic will be over or at least drastically under control. If people do still get infected, it'll be a very small percent of people but it'll be safe enough to live life normally.
shareI want it too. My parents are getting them soon. I'm just glad I won't have to worry about them as much.
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