I got my second dose of the Pfizer vaccine today.

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My appointment was for 9:30 at the drive-thru clinic at the MSU Pavilion but I didn't get my shot until 10:10. The line of cars was massive, but I didn't mind the wait because that shows that a lot of folks in my area are taking getting vaccinated seriously and it wasn't that long of a wait.

I'm feeling okay now, arm not even sore, but it took a couple of days after my first shot for me to start feeling spaced out and "brain foggy" but who cares? Covid would be so much worse.

I hope that everybody will soon be as lucky as I was to get both shots.

[Irish_Dem]

1. Congratulations! Great news.

I got my second shot of Moderna on Saturday and am having brain fog.
I have no idea if my comments here make any sense.

How long did your confusion and disorientation last?

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2. It lasted for four days. I woke up on Day 5 feeling great.

You'll snap out of it soon. It was amazing like a lightbulb had been turned back on in my head.

[Irish_Dem]

4. OK good, I have a few days to go then.

I hope my brain works again.

[Ocelot II]

3. I'm getting mine on Thursday. I look at the side effects sort of like

the situation where you have to have surgery for a serious health condition, and you know it's going to hurt for awhile afterwards, but that eventually you'll be a lot better. After the first one my arm was sore and I was tired and out of sorts for about a day, and the effects of the second one can be worse, but I don't care. I'm just happy and grateful to be getting it and I'm really glad to see that the pace is picking up so that soon everyone can get them.

[catbyte]

5. No kidding. The line of traffic to get the shot today was at least 3 times as long as it was when

I had my first shot on February 23. I was really happy to see it. They had the same setup as last time so I know there were a lot more people taking advantage of the vaccine clinic today.

[samnsara]

9. since hubby and i had no side effects i was a bit worried it wasnt working...

..so i think side effects might actually be a good indicator.

[dem4decades]

6. Got my 2nd Pfizer today, took 45 minutes, including the 15 min .

My wife goes for 1st on Friday.

[samnsara]

10. did you notice how quick the actual jab was? Hubby is a pharmacist and said the Pfizer

..shot has about 2/3 of the liquid as a flu shot. I told my 'person' that it was the most painless jab I had ever had ( and I'm a HUGE shot baby).

[dem4decades]

14. I don't pay attention but I'll let me wife know, she's worked herself into a tizzy over the shot.

It doesn't help that she sees all the needles going into arms on the news everyday. It is pretty funny, if you can't stand to see a person get a shot in the arm these days have been a tough couple of months.

[soothsayer]

7. Fantastic

[samnsara]

8. YAY good for you!! Hubby and I had both our Pfizers in Feb..no probs at all..

..but if I had to take to my bed for a day it would have been worth it.

Last week we even ventured out to a restaurant! Of course at 3 in the afternoon it was totally empty, but still...it SURE FELT GOOD!

[CousinIT]

11. Getting my first on Friday.

Will be glad to get both. Wish we knew more about how long they last but those answers aren't available. For the time being, I'm just happy to get it.

[TexasTowelie]

12. I made an appointment today to get the J&J vaccination tomorrow morning.

My physician's office still had a couple time slots available this morning, but I didn't have the leeway to get transportation arranged.

[rzemanfl]

13. I got my second dose today too.

Appointment was for 1:30. Got the shot at 1:29 and was out the door 15 minutes later. (Thank me for not rhyming)

[doc03]

15. Me too at 9am haven't had any issues so far nt

[onethatcares]

16. wife and I both got our second shot today

in Pinellas County Floriduh. Very smooth operation, get in line, go thru the door, be directed to the tech, get the shot, sit in waiting room for 15 minutes and then leave.

efficient as anything and I see desatan is taking credit for how well it's going.

my only concern. Why don't they hand out a leaflet telling us what or might not develop as side effects? Every script I get has a heads up page and I think one should be provided.

[catbyte]

17. I got an information flyer that was 3- (8.5 x 11) pages long describing just about everything.

I thought it was from CDC but I guess not.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

18. Congrats