ATOMIC SUPLEX
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Also just had my second at 10am
Also AZ
Didn't feel it at all, and so far I'm suffering zero side effects.
Also AZ
Didn't feel it at all, and so far I'm suffering zero side effects.
Have you had the SECOND covid jab yet?
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weltweit
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ATOMIC SUPLEX did you have any side effects the first time?
ATOMIC SUPLEX
Member Since: 1985 Post Count: 3
Sore arm after a bit, worn down the next day or two, nothing super heavy.
krink
I'll do it this afternoon
Yay I'm in the double sticker club 
two pfizers and boy, the nurse wasn't joking when she said I might notice some side effects this time! My muscle is aching like I've really overdone it at the gym or something. It makes me think my symptoms from the first jab were mostly imaginary.
Both times the nurses and other staff were absolutely brilliant so big up the amazing NHS
two pfizers and boy, the nurse wasn't joking when she said I might notice some side effects this time! My muscle is aching like I've really overdone it at the gym or something. It makes me think my symptoms from the first jab were mostly imaginary.
Both times the nurses and other staff were absolutely brilliant so big up the amazing NHS
Just had my second Pfizer
Arm a little heavy but feel fine (thus far) Got to jump the queue (was booked for 13:30) a which was a bonus.
The nurse who jabbed me was excellent. We had a good ten minutes discussing the Tories being cunts and Brexshit failings
Arm a little heavy but feel fine (thus far) Got to jump the queue (was booked for 13:30) a which was a bonus.
The nurse who jabbed me was excellent. We had a good ten minutes discussing the Tories being cunts and Brexshit failings
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Having been very (and irrationally!) impatient recently, for my Jab Two, I don't need to be any more! 
I just received a letter today inviting me for my Big Second on Saturday** 22nd May at 16:40 pm
**There's a pretty reasomable pub round the corner from the centre for afterwards,, with a garden ....
I just received a letter today inviting me for my Big Second on Saturday** 22nd May at 16:40 pm
**There's a pretty reasomable pub round the corner from the centre for afterwards,, with a garden ....
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Mine will be Oxford/AstraZeneca again
Had few to no issues post-vacination last i#time.
I've read bits and pieces (?) that say the chances of worse reactions from AZ the second time, are quite limited.
I hope that;'s correct, but I'll be by no means bricking it anyway
Had few to no issues post-vacination last i#time.
I've read bits and pieces (?) that say the chances of worse reactions from AZ the second time, are quite limited.
I hope that;'s correct, but I'll be by no means bricking it anyway
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Jab Bromance
Not feeling great this morning
but not too yucky to dodge work Hi, Fragamin is pretty much given to everyone after a hospital stay to prevent any risk of deep vein thrombosis.I was on it when I had my first jab and on a different one when I had the second.They have a list of blood thinners that are OK and those that might be a problem basically the warfarin based ones.
I had a burst Colon back in 2016 and it was 4 years later I had a second one and only then did it occur to me to ask the surgeon about my appendix “oh I whipped that out with a section of your colon in 2016”.
Voley
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Yes same here. Slightly worse than first time around, I think. Didn't have a great night's sleep, think I'll be on the max dose of paracetamol today.Jab Bromance
Not feeling great this morning
Yeah. Have dosed up with the painkillers too. Feeling a bit average today, mostly just a very dead arm and tired.
Got a hard day's graft ahead. Most of my staff working at the CovidCoalFace PlagueShed are Muslims so understandably are off today.
Voley
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Benefits of wfh #6543
I honestly doubt anyone will notice if I go back to bed for a couple of hours.
Dovydaitis
Official fishco fish groupie
Had mine yesterday. So far I’m really tired but that could be anything. I’ve had Pfizer at exactly 12 weeks apart.
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farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Bung something like germolene on it to numb it a bit, or take an antihistamine.DAY 2 after pfizer part 2 and my jab wound (!) is itchy as hell and i really want to scratch it aaaaaaarrrrrrggggghhhhhh!!!!
Am really flagging here today. Not feeling poorly as such, just want to go to sleep and not be at work.
TBF, I pretty much always feel like that...
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Voley
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Exactly the same for me, mate. I finish in ¾ of an hour and I might have to fight the urge to go straight to bed.
Dovydaitis
Official fishco fish groupie
Same here. Luckily my boss is really good as they had a really bad time of it with their first jab (and I’d sorted my work to be light today)
davesgcr
Reading books
Tired - so napped this pm and did some gentle reading. Possibly not helped by getting soaked in a biblical rainfall as I did the 2 mile walk back.
Astoundingly efficient process - jabbing quicker than clearing the mandatory 10 min waiting / seating time after the vacc. Nice to be dealt with by someone I know who is on "extra duties" on top of her normal NHS role. Again , very well done.
Astoundingly efficient process - jabbing quicker than clearing the mandatory 10 min waiting / seating time after the vacc. Nice to be dealt with by someone I know who is on "extra duties" on top of her normal NHS role. Again , very well done.
krink
I'll do it this afternoon
day 3 arm still very sore and I feel like shit - it's like the tail end of a bad cold. I did not expect this but i'd do it again in a heartbeat, it's a tiny price worth paying.
good idea about the antihistamines farmerbarleymow cheers
good idea about the antihistamines farmerbarleymow cheers
wemakeyousoundb
hopefully not gimboid
3 days in no side effects to report after the AZ sequel.
Mation
real life adventure worth more than pieces of gold
Mine is booked for tomorrow. Hoping that's not a really stupid idea.
I had a big, 2-day reaction to the first one, so I'm prepared to have another reaction. But it's my mum's funeral on Wednesday, and obvs I need to be well for that.
If I wait till afterwards, however, I'll be over the 12 weeks and also into my first week back at work for ages. I don't have any paid sick leave left and will be hosting a memorial for mum at the weekend.
So tomorrow seems like the best time-window in a really not very convenient period...
I had a big, 2-day reaction to the first one, so I'm prepared to have another reaction. But it's my mum's funeral on Wednesday, and obvs I need to be well for that.
If I wait till afterwards, however, I'll be over the 12 weeks and also into my first week back at work for ages. I don't have any paid sick leave left and will be hosting a memorial for mum at the weekend.
So tomorrow seems like the best time-window in a really not very convenient period...
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
8ball
Decolonise colons!
My reaction to the second jab was a small fraction of the reaction to the first.
Slight achey joints for a couple of hours.
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