COVID vaccine
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@ShyBear88 (59286)
Sterling, Virginia
December 19, 2020 8:41pm CST
Tomorrow my husband is going to go and get his COVID vaccine this one of two shots. He’ll go back in a few weeks tog at the second vaccine for COVID. Hoping it works. Since he is a frontline (first responders) he is in the group of the first to get it. It’s not mandatory but he work has a sign up list for the weekend and he wanted in with first as he could get.
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@oahuwriter (26778)
• United States
24 Dec 20
That's good for he's a frontline worker and must be protected.
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@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
25 Dec 20
All people should be precautions
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@oahuwriter (26778)
• United States
26 Dec 20
@ShyBear88
I agree. It must be difficult to decide when vaccines aren't abundant to see who gets vaccine first. I double mask every time I'm out and about.
@Hannihar (129510)
• Israel
20 Dec 20
@ShyBear88
Makes sense he would be one of the first to get it. I wish him luck with getting the vaccine.
@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
21 Dec 20
Thanks! He got it this afternoon.
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@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
22 Dec 20
@Hannihar he feels fine just sore spot on his arm which is normal
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@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
22 Dec 20
I don’t know how it’s spelled sorry about that or is tell you.
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@jainaproudmoore (457)
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20 Dec 20
Praying everything works well. I'm really rotting for this vaccine so we can all at least go out worry-free. Best wishes for your husband, and, if I understood it right, he's a medical frontliner? Wow! Please thank him for me for being one. I have so much respect for medical frontliners. They are the most exposed with all kinds of medical problems, yet they still chose to walk that field of service.
@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
20 Dec 20
Thank you! He went from working in the hospital to working at a doctors office so he is less exposed but still sees lots of people all of the time. He says some weeks 200 plus patient's. From what he tells me there are two different ones from
COVID currently for the US they can only cover those working the frontlines before anyone else can get it. I hoping there isn’t any bad side affects.
@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
21 Dec 20
@jainaproudmoore he see the statistics for the one he got was that 95% of people didn’t get COVID from having the vaccine or when given COVID which is a nice high number so about 5% of those tested had later had COVID they actually where sick with COVID.
As of right now mild side effects like most vaccines. A sore spot and slightly feel warmer but other wise just fine.
@jainaproudmoore (457)
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20 Dec 20
@ShyBear88 Wow! That really is quite a number of exposure for him even if it's for a doctor's office. I am rooting for this vaccine too, and hoping it won't have any negative side effects of those who will get it. It was a bit short of a period of time, like just one year, to formulate a vaccine. I hope the time frame was just enough to get the research and testing phase done. Frontline workers really need so much protection right now.
@yoalldudes (35040)
• Philippines
20 Dec 20
I hope it all goes well. I believe it is the one from pfizer.I will also have it once it is available in our country.
@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
20 Dec 20
I’m not sure how it’s spelled but from reading the word I think it’s the same one.
