[Daniel.]

I made a thread a while ago asking if you will have the vaccine, so here's one asking if you have had it and also did you have any effects etc?

I had my first dose a month ago and felt fine bar a sore arm

[Kate!]

I've had my first jab. Went fine. No pain or soreness whatsoever. I was very tired for a few days however. Slept a lot.

[Smithy]

Yeah I have my second one in a few weeks

[Dogeatdog]

Haven’t had the vaccine yet.

[Cherie]

Nope

[Mitchell]

Not yet

[AnnieK]

Not yet...

[Kazanne]

Yes I've had one dose ,I felt headachey ,tired and shivery for one day then I was fine, arm was a bit sore for a few days ,I had the Oxford one.I work in a school so will be getting my second soon.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Yes I've had one dose ,I felt headachey ,tired and shivery for one day then I was fine, arm was a bit sore for a few days ,I had the Oxford one.I work in a school so will be getting my second soon.

My son had the Oxford one and suffered the same effects...but far worse of course because he is a Man

I have my first one booked for the end of the month and second dose in June.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

My son had the Oxford one and suffered the same effects...but far worse of course because he is a Man

I have my first one booked for the end of the month and second dose in June.

Hope yours goes ok rusti

[Vanessa]

I had .y first one, the Oxford one.
Felt poorly for one day, the fine the next.
.

[Withano]

My 2nd is on the 6th April

[bots]

yep, felt crap the day after then fine

the vaccine has been opened up to the over 50's now, so they are belting through it at a great rate

[GoldHeart]

Not yet no as I'm not in the "at risk " category, but obviously when it comes round to me then I will.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Not yet no as I'm not in the "at risk " category, but obviously when it comes round to me then I will.

I think they are passed that stage now as Im not 'at Risk' but I have been able to book my appontments.

[Josy]

No I got my appointment letter a couple of weeks ago but knocked it back as none of the safety trials were carried out on pregnant women (explains all this on my letter and tells me its completely up to me) both my midwife and consultant were absolutely fine with my decision.

[smudgie]

Had one dose, waiting for my second shortly.
Absolutely no problems with it at all.
Not even a sore arm.
Hubby was the same.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Had one dose, waiting for my second shortly.
Absolutely no problems with it at all.
Not even a sore arm.
Hubby was the same.

Which one did you have Smudgie?

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Which one did you have Smudgie?

Pfizer.
Absolutely no problems.
Mind you I take that many meds it will have seen off any problems.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Pfizer.
Absolutely no problems.
Mind you I take that many meds it will have seen off any problems.

Thank you...just wondering because so far most people who have the Oxford one seem to feel poorly for 48hrs.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Thank you...just wondering because so far most people who have the Oxford one seem to feel poorly for 48hrs.

I have friends a a local school, they all had AZ, it was mixed who had side affects and who didn't

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Thank you...just wondering because so far most people who have the Oxford one seem to feel poorly for 48hrs.

I had the Oxford one and no side effects at all ,arm bit sore but nowt really.

Oh and same for Grim same vaccine no side effects.

[Janet Jackson]

Yes the Astra one

[bots]

yeah, i know people who had pfizer and had side effects. It just depends on peoples individual biology. Also, more people are getting the AZ vaccine than any other so that will reflect in the numbers experiencing side effects

[UserSince2005]

I paid and got the both shots