After I got my 2nd Pfizer vaccine I had acute renal failure, and headaches with bubbly foam and it’s gone and ok, I had a afib stroke 10 months ago. One month after the stroke I was given a dual chamber pacemaker implanted permanently and had to take digoxin, Eliqusis and bystolic
Got the J&J shot about a month ago at a CVS and had no side effects whatsoever besides the typical sore shoulder where I received the jab. Definitely think everyone should get vaccinated if able to, we can’t go on like this forever. I was pleased to see that we only had one holdout amongst the people I work with every day.
Glad to hear you were able to get your shot, and didn’t have any other side effects. I hope everyone who can get one does. That’s how we get back to normal. We only have one holdout at work as well. Thanks for watching and sharing!
My wife and I both received the Pfeizer shots at our local hospital. After each, we had shoulder tenderness for a couple of days and a few days of low energy (we took afternoon naps). Other than this, we have not had any other problems that could be attributed to receiving the shots. It will be 2 weeks on April 10 since we received our second shots. A close friend and his wife received the Moderna shots and they had some significant side effects that lasted several days after the shots. Both of them felt exceptionally tired and had stomach problems during the 48 hours following the shots, but the 2nd was worse for them than the first.
I’m glad you were able to get your shots, and didn’t have side effects that were too bad. It feels good to be vaccinated. Thanks for watching and sharing!
Greetings, from California I'm a member of the pace club...well I have a defibrillator...I've been hesitant to receive the vaccine but. I work at a psychiatric hospital I be been encouraged to receive an vaccine I'm still nervous.
Hi Dorcas powell Powell, thanks for sharing your feelings. It is natural to be nervous. If you have concerns about the vaccine I would talk to your doctor or cardiologist and see what they say. The side effects were mild, and gone after a day. In my opinion the benefits outweigh the side effects. I’m going for my second dose next week, and plan to take the next day off just to take it easy. I wish you the best, and hope your decision isn’t too stressful.
After I got my 2nd Pfizer vaccine I had acute renal failure, and headaches with bubbly foam and it’s gone and ok, I had a afib stroke 10 months ago. One month after the stroke I was given a dual chamber pacemaker implanted permanently and had to take digoxin, Eliqusis and bystolic
Sorry to hear that happened after the shot. I hope you are feeling better now that you have the pacemaker. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Got the J&J shot about a month ago at a CVS and had no side effects whatsoever besides the typical sore shoulder where I received the jab. Definitely think everyone should get vaccinated if able to, we can’t go on like this forever. I was pleased to see that we only had one holdout amongst the people I work with every day.
Glad to hear you were able to get your shot, and didn’t have any other side effects. I hope everyone who can get one does. That’s how we get back to normal. We only have one holdout at work as well. Thanks for watching and sharing!
My wife and I both received the Pfeizer shots at our local hospital. After each, we had shoulder tenderness for a couple of days and a few days of low energy (we took afternoon naps). Other than this, we have not had any other problems that could be attributed to receiving the shots. It will be 2 weeks on April 10 since we received our second shots.
A close friend and his wife received the Moderna shots and they had some significant side effects that lasted several days after the shots. Both of them felt exceptionally tired and had stomach problems during the 48 hours following the shots, but the 2nd was worse for them than the first.
I’m glad you were able to get your shots, and didn’t have side effects that were too bad. It feels good to be vaccinated. Thanks for watching and sharing!
Greetings, from California I'm a member of the pace club...well I have a defibrillator...I've been hesitant to receive the vaccine but. I work at a psychiatric hospital I be been encouraged to receive an vaccine I'm still nervous.
Hi Dorcas powell Powell, thanks for sharing your feelings. It is natural to be nervous. If you have concerns about the vaccine I would talk to your doctor or cardiologist and see what they say. The side effects were mild, and gone after a day. In my opinion the benefits outweigh the side effects. I’m going for my second dose next week, and plan to take the next day off just to take it easy. I wish you the best, and hope your decision isn’t too stressful.