Are you getting the vaccine? - Absolute trashfire thread, please enter with caution

[Pitere pit]

Got the first shot of Moderna recently, my arm was sore the next day, headaches fucked me up and I felt like shit, the next day I was fine. Maybe it was the heat mixed with the rona vaccine that made things worse or I'm in the middle to become Bill Gates's bitch. No magnetism though. I wanted to become Magneto.

 

[Standardized Profile]

Got both doses of Pfizer in April. No side effects other than a dizzy spell, which was probably due to dehydration but I used it as an excuse to leave work a few hours early. No arm pain, nothing.

 

[Derwe lono]

I can't imagine being this upset over a vaccine existing for a global pandemic

It's more a matter of freedom for many. People wouldn't be so pissed, if the government wasn't treating unvaccinated the way they do.

 

[builtforcwc]

Had second dose of Moderna on the 5th.
First 24 hours were a fuck. Low-grade fever, random aches and pains, muscle soreness, headaches. Took Tylenol and slept it off.
I feel fine right now. Only lingering symptom is the muscle soreness in my arm and shoulder on the same side as the injection site.

 

[Satchels_of_Gold]

When the Pfizer shot gets full FDA approval next month, a lot more anti-vax zealots will be taking it or facing unemployment. Mandates are on the way for federal employees, military personnel, college students & more.

I got mine months ago and, aside from fatigue and a sore af arm, nothing noteworthy happened. Take your OTC painkillers, drink water and it's fine. People make too much of the side effects or don't follow directions for preventing/reducing them and then whine. Obviously they're real and unavoidable for a small portion of the population but it's overblown for the most part. Don't wait until you feel shitty to take the ibuprofen or Tylenol and don't be shy about the dose. Take as much as you safely can. It's a reactogenic shot made for people 65 & over... prepare for it.

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

When the Pfizer shot gets full FDA approval next month, a lot more anti-vax zealots will be taking it or facing unemployment. Mandates are on the way for federal employees, military personnel, college students & more.

I got mine months ago and, aside from fatigue and a sore af arm, nothing noteworthy happened. Take your OTC painkillers, drink water and it's fine. People make too much of the side effects or don't follow directions for preventing/reducing them and then whine. Obviously they're real and unavoidable for a small portion of the population but it's overblown for the most part. Don't wait until you feel shitty to take the ibuprofen or Tylenol and don't be shy about the dose. Take as much as you safely can. It's a reactogenic shot made for people 65 & over... prepare for it.

I got the JJ shot (one dose) back in March and had no side effects at all, other than very slight chills the day after. I was at the gym the afternoon of the day after and even set a PR.

Then again, Hulkamania is the strongest force in the universe

 

[The Penultimate Warrior]

Had the second dose of Moderna about 48 hours ago. Since then I've had high temperature, nausea, legs feeling like they've been swapped with those of an 80 year old and spent most of last night awake with horrible stomach pains. So pretty much all of the possible side effects so far.

 

[cummytummies]

No.
I've also never worn a mask.

Haven't even had a cold in over 2 years.

 

[GoysGoneWild]

Earlier on in the vaxx-saga, probably around February or March, I would have maybe been able to be convinced to get a shot. Probably of the J&J. But as this has dragged on and basically every anti-vaxx argument out there has steadily revealed itself to be at least somewhat accurate, I'm now at the fuck no, fuck you stage.

Oh look, it doesn't sterilize you. Oh look, it doesn't prevent retransmission. Oh look, it can harm you and the rate of harming people is probably wildly underreported in VAERS. Oh look, as a young healthy person I am more likely to get damage from the vaxx than from covid, even by the wildly underreported VAERS data. Oh look, you'll need regular boosters. Oh look, even the white house is quietly putting out that it might be driving the mutations (aka ADE that the conspiratards have been screaming about).

So basically. No. Fuck no. And I will get fired before I take it, and I do fucking notice how joyful the pro-vaxx crowd are to be able to force people to get it through colleges and big corporations. Very telling where they think their allies are in this.

 

[The Penultimate Warrior]

I got the second Moderna jab on Friday and have felt terrible ever since. High temperature, exhausted, sore legs, no appetite, but worst of all are the abdominal pains, which have ranged from annoying to genuine agony meaning I've only had a few proper night's sleep. First jab was fine and I've never had this reaction to any other sort of inoculation.

Due to the high temperature I'm now waiting on the results of a Covid test, the only place I could have caught it from was when I went to the vaccination centre. Catching covid whilst getting an injection to stop you getting covid sure would be something.

 

[Fellen]

I've got mine but that's it; I'm not getting a booster. I'm just glad I didn't get Moderna or Pfizer.

 

[MadSkill]

Still no mask, shot or hand sanatizer really lol. just normal water and soap is fine for me thank you. No covid yet. Honestly have not even known anyone directly who has gotten it. Do you people get your flu vaccines? i never really got those but ive also never had the flu so what do i know. Also did you know that in your life time you have a 100% fatality rate? crazy right?

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

Still no mask, shot or hand sanatizer really lol. just normal water and soap is fine for me thank you. No covid yet. Honestly have not even known anyone directly who has gotten it. Do you people get your flu vaccines? i never really got those but ive also never had the flu so what do i know. Also did you know that in your life time you have a 100% fatality rate? crazy right?

I used to skip the flu vaccine, too, but then one year I got the flu so bad that I was stuck in bed for 3 weeks. Never skipped it since

 

[Caesare]

I got it, but it wouldn't have mattered anyway since I'm a literal Aryan Barbarian, Superman.

I've been in close proximity to about a dozen people who were positive and sick with covid, and nothing. I've gotten tested 10x thus far, all came back negative. I haven't even sneezed in at least a decade.

Why not get a puny vaccine? If it's legit, it might make me like 2% more disease/virus resistant, and if it's actually a fatal poison with a 99.9% kill rate, engineered by the sniveling, globalist kikes and w.a.s.p.s of the illuminati, I'll develop an immunity to it and become even more powerful with every dose.

 

[Mrs. Addams]

I've had the Covid and am fine. I'll get the vaccine in 2023 if it still looks like a good idea, and if there's reason to think it'll give me better antibodies.

 

[GenericEdgelordSupreme]

Yes. I was already autistic before, so the vaccine has given me double autism. Don't even look in my general direction or I'll rant about how much better cartoons were in the 90s while simultaneously avoiding direct eye contact.

 

[nekrataal]

I got both doses of Pfizer in March. Worst thing about the second dose was feeling tired. No pain, headaches or fever. I just drank an energy drink and powered through. It was a Friday so I just slept through the weekend and was fine Monday.

 

[lurk_moar]

I really want to get my booster shot before going to Mexico this December. I am due for a booster shot because I got my last dose of the Pfizer vaccine on January 19th. I think immunocompromised patients get priority for booster shots over healthy healthcare workers.

 

[Filthyphil]

Uh yeah, naw

 

[GenericEdgelordSupreme]

Uh yeah, naw

Is that guy supposed to be doing Kingdom Hearts cosplay because his vaccine-related autism made him a rabid fanboy weeb?