Have Any of You Gotten The Vaccine?

[dolores]

The vaccine can cause swollen lymph nodes that will show up on the mammogram, confusing the results. This happened to a coworker. The CDC is warning about it on their FAQs for the vaccines.

This was my experience. I had a mammogram/ultrasound recently. Results stated I had a prominent axillary lymph node possibly due to covid vaccine and that I am to get another ultrasound evaluation in 3 months.

[Annalee]

Other than a 'very' sore arm, I'm good to go this morning. Will be 24 hours at 9:00 AM since receiving the vaccine so I hope I'm out of the woods. I did take tylenol before bed but just did so because??

[Blackcat31]

Other than a 'very' sore arm, I'm good to go this morning. Will be 24 hours at 9:00 AM since receiving the vaccine so I hope I'm out of the woods. I did take tylenol before bed but just did so because??

Yay! I had no issues either so nice to hear you have come out the other side unscathed! !

I did hear that it's a full 48 hours before you're technically out of the woods but who knows, as the stories, theories and experiences have been vastly different. *shrugs*

I think it's awesome that so many providers have had little to no negative side effects. Shows how tough we all are! happyface

[Annalee]

Yay! I had no issues either so nice to hear you have come out the other side unscathed! !

I did hear that it's a full 48 hours before you're technically out of the woods but who knows, as the stories, theories and experiences have been vastly different. *shrugs*

I think it's awesome that so many providers have had little to no negative side effects. Shows how tough we all are! happyface

Yes; TOUGH being the key word

[Josiegirl]

Yes; TOUGH being the key word

Must be all those diaper blow-outs, crazy parents and state regulations you all deal with! Who knew it built character and a strong immune system?

[Cat Herder]

I was shocked to hear the number of countries that have not had access to even one dose, yet.

We have a mass site down the road almost empty and waiting/with plenty because no one wants moderna.

[Annalee]

Must be all those diaper blow-outs, crazy parents and state regulations you all deal with! Who knew it built character and a strong immune system?

::It's a "never say die" mentality. Keep getting up and moving forward. You only have to get up one more time than you fall to succeed! happyface

[Deftones34]

I was shocked to hear the number of countries that have not had access to even one dose, yet.

We have a mass site down the road almost empty and waiting/with plenty because no one wants moderna.

How come no one wants that one?

[DaveA]

Got my 2nd dose (Phizer) two days ago. Arm was sore for about day and a half. Yesterday morning I wasn’t feeling great but was was functional. After that no problems.

[Cat Herder]

How come no one wants that one?

Because of the number of painful side effects and scheduling difficulty for the second shot so many locals were posting about on our local facebook pages. First person accounts, from people they know.

When the site switched over to J&J for a few weeks, no one was posting locally about having issues, people were happy to only need one dose (one and done), they were relieved at how easy/painless it was and the appointment scheduling skyrocketed.

Then, they got another shipment of Moderna and the locals were again posting about bad side effects and difficulty or fear of getting the second shot on time.

The first round here was Pfizer, and the negative posts were not nearly as bad as for the Moderna. Everyone I know waiting right now are praying for the J&J to come back through ASAP. Many are fine with Pfizer, too.

[Annalee]

Because of the number of painful side effects and scheduling difficulty for the second shot so many locals were posting about on our local facebook pages. First person accounts, from people they know.

When the site switched over to J&J for a few weeks, no one was posting locally about having issues, people were happy to only need one dose (one and done), they were relieved at how easy/painless it was and the appointment scheduling skyrocketed.

Then, they got another shipment of Moderna and the locals were again posting about bad side effects and difficulty or fear of getting the second shot on time.

The first round here was Pfizer, and the negative posts were not nearly as bad as for the Moderna. Everyone I know waiting right now are praying for the J&J to come back through ASAP. Many are fine with Pfizer, too.

Wow, I haven't heard anything here other than the one-shot is easier so you don't have to go back twice??? They've even been good not to waste vaccines here offering it to people on a waiting list when appointment-people don't show up. Oh well, my motivating factor for the vaccination is not having to quarantine for exposure and technically I can be open even if all my kids are having to quarantine for some reason or another.

[Deftones34]

Because of the number of painful side effects and scheduling difficulty for the second shot so many locals were posting about on our local facebook pages. First person accounts, from people they know.

When the site switched over to J&J for a few weeks, no one was posting locally about having issues, people were happy to only need one dose (one and done), they were relieved at how easy/painless it was and the appointment scheduling skyrocketed.

Then, they got another shipment of Moderna and the locals were again posting about bad side effects and difficulty or fear of getting the second shot on time.

The first round here was Pfizer, and the negative posts were not nearly as bad as for the Moderna. Everyone I know waiting right now are praying for the J&J to come back through ASAP. Many are fine with Pfizer, too.

Okay, gotcha! I think people should be prepared for possibly feeling icky side effects from both Moderna and Pfizer. I don't know much about the J&J one though.

[CeriBear]

I’ve had both doses of the Phizer and no side effects except that I was a bit tired after the second.

[Annalee]

My arm was less sore this second time around. Not sure why but?

[e.j.]

My husband, son and I got our first Moderna shots about 3 hours ago. So far, so good. No side effects yet but I know that can change. My dd got hers yesterday afternoon and said her arm began to hurt about 2 hours or so after. She woke early this morning to go to work and said she was in a fair amount of pain and could barely move her arm. She had a hard time putting her deodorant on, getting dressed and brushing her hair and teeth - she said she wished she had called out. She just came home a few minutes ago and while she still can't raise her arm much, she said the pain is easing up somewhat. (Tylenol might have helped but she can't take pain meds right now and has also been experiencing shoulder pain for the past few weeks so I'm not sure how much of the pain is from the shot and how much is from the PT session she had yesterday morning.)