It’s a mixed bag. Some experienced only arm pain/soreness for a couple hours, others were down, in bed for 24 hours. My body aches felt like the flu. But most people I know who’ve been vaccinated, whether Pfizer, Moderna or J&J were good after 24 hours. I had some lingering headaches 2 days later. But that could have been a caffeine headache!
there are so many new strains of corona. is the vaccine able to cover all the strains?
Basically yes. The current vaccines give improved protection against the current strains.
1 Like
I can imagine how frustrating that is. I’m sorry, ria_rose.
1 Like
And the hits “keep on comin” for the field tested AZ vaccine… Remember no was data available for the 65+ demographic… after the AZ Vaccine had been approved to be distributed… Absolutely unbelievable!
“Under-30s in the UK will be offered an alternative to the AstraZeneca vaccine as Europe’s medicine regulator confirmed that “unusual blood clots” should be listed as a “very rare” side-effect of the jab…”
Under 30’s needing hospitalization or dying from the Virus IS listed as “very rare” as well…
I give the AstraZeneca Vaccine another 3-4 months before it is removed from global rollouts altogether…
1 Like
For months now PM Boris Johnstone and other UK’s Ministers have been telling you that there are no plans for vaccine passports, all the while funding eight pilot schemes to test their effectiveness…!!
“The prime minister’s ‘papers for pints’ scheme is nothing less than a national ID card by stealth…”
“Last year I remember calling David Icke and the people saying these passports were on the way as “crazy” and “conspiracy theorists.” Now those same people I hear say “of course that’s going to happen, it’s only natural.” Interesting. Very interesting…” David Icke detractor…
The timing is strange. I thought German scientist already discovered the cause of the blog clots as far back as mid March, even before the EU said there weren’t significant amounts of cases showing side effects from the AZ vaccine, and the rollout should continue.
This article is dated Mar 19th.
Oooh. 
That makes sense then. Maybe some side effects are specific to just some vaccines yeah.
Haha! 
Possible. 
But it’s just great that you’ve been vaccinated already and that you and your family are fine!
Thank you for your concern always mlawson. 
I really appreciate it. 
780 million vaccinated across the globe and as lockdowns are being eased worldwide, the cases continue to rise to the dizzying highs of pre-vaccine December 2021…
We now have Pfizer CEO predicting a third dose of the Vaccine and an annual Booster shot every twelve months… Big Pharma is not getting off this Gravy Train anytime soon…
In Australia, we now have a leading health expert stating that those under 50 years of age should take the blood clotting incidents into real consideration if getting the AZ Vaccine…
While I don’t agree with soul and economy destroying lockdowns, they are the only real measure holding this pandemic at bay until non-farcical solutions can successfully be applied.
Edit… Denmark has completely banned AstraZeneca for everyone… 1 down… many more to follow.
1 Like
A lot of vaccines have this though, it is not a long term effect.
Some vaccines are for life - the smallpox one, I believe, was for life. But many need bosters. Or need to be taken yearly, like the flu one.
2 Likes
@jessoprules Even the short term effects of this vaccine is killing people… NO ONE, and I mean no one can predict or has taken any responsibility for any long term effects of this mass vaccination event.
These Pharmaceutical Juggernauts have no liability for the side effects, most Governments (including Australia & US) have legislated against litigation for current and future vaccination outcomes…
@mlawson71 NO Vaccines, including the annual Influenza vaccine have been made mandatory. COVID will be the first mandatory vaccination (of many) that will ensure you are a second rate citizen if you are not inoculated on an annual basis.
And while I’m posting, with the 24/7 media coverage, Medical Expert daily sermons and Government Health Directions across the globe in 2020. You’d be certain that COVID was the most common cause of human morbidity in the past 12 months… Not even close!
Just in the US, Heart Disease and Cancer had a 3.7 times higher morbidity rate than COVID. No removal of known carcinogenic foods, no massive push for Heart Disease or Cancer research, No vaccines, nope, steady as she goes…
A Cynic may suggest that there is too much Pharmaceutical revenue tied to ongoing drug regimes like Statins, Chemo and the absolute plethora of pills, cocktails and procedures associated with these two constant degraders of quality of life for millions of humans (of all ages) on the planet.
1 Like
Live in USA getting 2nd shot Tomorrow. It’s sad but I feel true about your post. That’s what I feel they have been saying all along even while they were developing vaccine. Something my family and I have discussed. This is just going to be like a flue shot. Flue has different strains every year, even though I get flue shot , I .we , everybody knows we can still catch flue or pneumonia and end up in hospital and die. We just need to accept this is a Hardcore Deadly Virus and our lives have changed whether we like it not. As a charter bus driver all school field trips have stopped, zero theme parks, work is basically contract work with little extra. In feel in the last 20 years so many Politically Correct things has been forced upon us that from getting vaccinated to the right to wear a mask should be Also be not only the new Normal in this Pandemic Era we live in but also the PC thing to do instead of all the complaining going on.
TabiusLee
1 Like
The issue with this virus is that unlike influenza it appears to be less seasonal in nature so is something we will have to fight off year round. There doesn’t appear to be much of a link on the climate of a country having an impact on spread or incidence either.
I am high risk as I am on immunosuppresants for a medical condition and have my 2nd Pfizer jab tomorrow and I’m looking forward to at least for now having some protection. If it is the same as getting the flu jab each winter then so be it.
3 Likes
Had my second jab last week, no immediate negative reactions this time. Both were AstraZeneca vaccine.
I would not be surprised to hear soon we’ll need a booster next year and each year for the foreseeable future. Possibly in combination with the flu vaccine.
3 Likes
Australia’s experience sums up the Southern Hemisphere’s Cold and Flu season…
“Simply put, we’ve had an absent flu season in Australia, with the National Notifiable Disease Surveillance System lab confirmed case load more than 99.5% below the same period 2019"
January - April 2021 Results have been similar for Australasia, the US and most European countries…
COVID is either the natural enemy of Influenza or population crushing Lockdowns cure all mankind’s respiratory ailments… I’m certain it’s the latter…
Auckland airport worker received Pfizer vaccine
The New Zealand airport border worker who tested positive for COVID-19 after being vaccinated had received the Pfizer jab, the nation’s Ministry of Health has confirmed.
“The person has been fully vaccinated – they received two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine early in the vaccination campaign – in February and March,” the department said, according to the ABC.
"We know the Pfizer vaccine is highly effective, but at 95 per cent effectiveness a small number may not be protected.
“Breakthrough infections happen with all vaccines. This shows us how important it is that as many New Zealanders as possible take up the offer to receive the vaccine when they are offered it and are protected. The more people that are vaccinated, the more protected we will all be.”
This is the third person within the last 14 days in the Australia - New Zealand travel bubble that was fully vaccinated, still caught the virus, still spreading the virus, and doing so with authorized impunity because they thought they were safe…
“Breakthrough infections….” OMG… the next “Distortion of Reality” catchcry…
NO, I haven’t had the chance to but I’m looking forward to it.