And other than a sore arm this morning, I’m ok!
We went to a local church a few blocks away that was turned into a vaccination centre.
I hardly had to wait for my turn. There was a lovely nurse who was free to administer the vaccine as soon as I walked in.
A quick chat. A sharp sting. It was done in no time!
I then had to wait 15 minutes before heading out the door. It was all very carefully thought through and efficiently executed.
Unfortunately I haven’t developed 5G connectivity.
For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
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28 responses to “I had my COVID vaccination yesterday”
I cancelled my appt because my mom had a minor emergency. Everyone was soooo kind when I called. They assured me the appointment won’t go to waste!
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Probably loads of people to get through. I hope your mum’s ok!
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Mama is 93 and could use some prayers. I think she will be ok, though. Thank you.
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Have just sent some your way 🙏
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You’re the best!!! ❤
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So you got a sticker too! Congratulations – it is a relief, isn’t it.
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It is a bit 😁 Loved the sticker. And was so grateful to the kind nurse efficiently jabbing me and no doubt many many others throughout the day.
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Yes, it is a feeling we can all relate to. Same thing happened to me recently 🙂
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Ooo! I just saw your post and sticker! Brilliant. Yes, I’m sure excitement will come with time.
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I am sure it will too. Thanks!
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Yeah! Glad it went well. My husband and I received our first shot on Thursday. Our clinic was more crowded and chaotic….but we survived. My arm is a bit sore and my husband has felt tired….but nothing serious. Hope this is a first step in a return to a more normal life.
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Oh me too. It was so good to see the plummeting Covid transmission rates on the news recently. I cannot wait for life to return to what it was before.
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Good for you! Curious which one you had, though it seems academic. Sounds like Great Britain is maybe going the single-shot route, then getting the second round into arms as it becomes available. Perhaps a better strategy in an urban environment.
Cheers!… though I’ll forego the shoulder pat. 😉
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Thank you for foregoing the shoulder pat 😁 it was stiff and sore today. I thought it would be AstraZeneca, but it was the Pfizer vaccine.
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The Pfizer and Moderna are the only two currently approved in the US; both are two-shot mRNA vaccines. In a couple of weeks, you should be pretty resistant. The second round simply boosts and extends the insurance coverage. I had a rough 24-hrs (though no fever) from the first round, starting about 12-hrs after. Apparently atypically, second round at 28-days was easy-peasy. Local paramedics (friends, not rescuing me) were speculating that I might have had an asymptomatic exposure some time last year. Hmm…
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Oh no! Glad it was asymptomatic and didn’t knock you around if you did come into contact with it LT. A bit of a worry though…
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So good!!
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😁🥳
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That’s great news! I’m glad it went well and you feel ok.
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Thank you MDFF!
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Good on you! When are you having the second jab?
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Thanks Teresa! They say I need to have the second one in about 12 weeks.
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I wonder where the future will take us all! Have a good one Aggie!
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Thanks Teresa! You too!
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I’m glad it went so well snd not too many side effects. Enjoy a lazy weekend as I know a lot of people have felt fatigued for a few days afterwards.
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Thanks Debbie! So far so good. Only a sore arm at the moment.
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And you got a sticker to prove it. I didn’t. Not fair!
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😁😁😁
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