I had a dose of AstraZeneca a few weeks ago.
I walked, in total, around four miles, to and from the vaccination centre (a local theatre with all the seats taken out) as I thought that it might be a good idea to get my circulation going, so that Bill Gates' mind control nanobots would be more efficiently distributed around my body.
I had a sore arm for a couple of days afterwards, though mildly less sore than what I usually get from the flu jab. I was a little disappointed to be honest. I did not develop any blood clots. Post vaccination, I do not think that I am any more autistic than the normal baseline for members of these forums. Maybe they save the autism booster for the second dosage which I will be receiving at the end of May.
There was never any question that I wouldn't get the vaccine as soon as I was able. I am fairly fit, but I have a long term condition that would play against me if I caught COVID-19.
I used to work for the NHS. I know some very mentally-resilient nurses, who are ordinarily able to keep a level head when things are kicking off, but who were utterly broken by their experiences during peak pandemic. None of these girls are drama queens. They were just pushed past their limit. I don't think people appreciate quite how bad things were on the frontline of healthcare.