2 shot club

[roadwarrior]

13 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

I’m looking to get a booster as soon as it’s available...

 Me, too!

[J Francho]

Me three!

[TnRiver46]

A coworker just informed me they recommended eight months after your second shot to get a booster So I guess I’m looking at November 9

[hokiehunter373]

1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

A coworker just informed me they recommended eight months after your second shot to get a booster So I guess I’m looking at November 9

Yup.  I don't think that has officially been released yet but that's the rumor.  Would be December 9 for my wife and I

[gim]

4 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

A coworker just informed me they recommended eight months after your second shot to get a booster So I guess I’m looking at November 9

I heard this too but I'm going to wait until I see official guidance it released.

[Glenn]

I was at ICAST in Florida a few weeks ago.  I understand a lot of people who also went got Covid as a result, including at least a dozen pros.  But I didn't.

 

I'm walking proof that the vaccine works.

 

If I need to take a booster later, I say "Bring it". Whatever it takes to stop this enemy, I'm in.

 

[Hammer 4]

If they say the booster is the way to go, then I'll be inline for mine.

[bowhunter63]

I get my second Thursday. Don’t know if it will do any good but my wife and sister think so . 

[J._Bricker]

I’ve got two blank spaces left on my CDC Vaccination card ?

[TnRiver46]

On 8/17/2021 at 5:26 PM, bowhunter63 said:

I get my second Thursday. Don’t know if it will do any good but my wife and sister think so . 

Did you have any reaction to it? 

[bowhunter63]

1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

Did you have any reaction to it? 

No I’m just super tired the next day that was it 

[Jrob78]

My dad has COPD and is in the high risk, pre-existing condition group. His dr recommended he get a 3rd shot and after some research by the pharmacist he was allowed to do so. It had only been 5 months or so since his first round of shots. He said the side effects for the third were more mild than the first 2. 

 

I will definitely be getting a third as soon as I'm able to.

[Ratherbefishing75]

I had both of my shots earlier this year after already having COVID  last October It went through my hole house  my wife and my 2 kids both under 10  we still will go out and use our masks in arias where there’s  are a lot of people 

[Zippo Guy]

My wife and I got our two shots as soon as they were available. Our oldest daughter got her two shots at that time, too.  She has Crohns Disease and Angolonie Spondylitis and takes a well known and advertised drug for them. Her immune system is compromised and is in two Crohns trial studies at two major medical centers. Her follow up tests showed no viable vaccine in her system. She has received her third vaccination already and we are waiting to see some improvement.

 

Our younger daughter and her husband got their first vaccinations when first available. He was in good health,  maybe 10 pounds too heavy.  Before he was able to get his second shot he started coughing and went to the emergency room.  They admitted him and he died ten days later from Vivid.  He left behind our daughter and two small boys at the age of 44.

 

I'm sorry,  but I don't understand what took some of you so long to get your vaccinations or why some of you plan on ignoring this disease. It won't go away by itself. 

 

[hokiehunter373]

16 hours ago, Zippo Guy said:

My wife and I got our two shots as soon as they were available. Our oldest daughter got her two shots at that time, too.  She has Crohns Disease and Angolonie Spondylitis and takes a well known and advertised drug for them. Her immune system is compromised and is in two Crohns trial studies at two major medical centers. Her follow up tests showed no viable vaccine in her system. She has received her third vaccination already and we are waiting to see some improvement.

 

Our younger daughter and her husband got their first vaccinations when first available. He was in good health,  maybe 10 pounds too heavy.  Before he was able to get his second shot he started coughing and went to the emergency room.  They admitted him and he died ten days later from Vivid.  He left behind our daughter and two small boys at the age of 44.

 

I'm sorry,  but I don't understand what took some of you so long to get your vaccinations or why some of you plan on ignoring this disease. It won't go away by itself. 

 

I'm so sorry ?

[J._Bricker]

17 hours ago, Zippo Guy said:

My wife and I got our two shots as soon as they were available. Our oldest daughter got her two shots at that time, too.  She has Crohns Disease and Angolonie Spondylitis and takes a well known and advertised drug for them. Her immune system is compromised and is in two Crohns trial studies at two major medical centers. Her follow up tests showed no viable vaccine in her system. She has received her third vaccination already and we are waiting to see some improvement.

 

Our younger daughter and her husband got their first vaccinations when first available. He was in good health,  maybe 10 pounds too heavy.  Before he was able to get his second shot he started coughing and went to the emergency room.  They admitted him and he died ten days later from Vivid.  He left behind our daughter and two small boys at the age of 44.

 

I'm sorry,  but I don't understand what took some of you so long to get your vaccinations or why some of you plan on ignoring this disease. It won't go away by itself. 

 

Sorry for your family’s loss @Zippo Guy

[Ratherbefishing75]

23 hours ago, Zippo Guy said:

My wife and I got our two shots as soon as they were available. Our oldest daughter got her two shots at that time, too.  She has Crohns Disease and Angolonie Spondylitis and takes a well known and advertised drug for them. Her immune system is compromised and is in two Crohns trial studies at two major medical centers. Her follow up tests showed no viable vaccine in her system. She has received her third vaccination already and we are waiting to see some improvement.

 

Our younger daughter and her husband got their first vaccinations when first available. He was in good health,  maybe 10 pounds too heavy.  Before he was able to get his second shot he started coughing and went to the emergency room.  They admitted him and he died ten days later from Vivid.  He left behind our daughter and two small boys at the age of 44.

 

I'm sorry,  but I don't understand what took some of you so long to get your vaccinations or why some of you plan on ignoring this disease. It won't go away by itself. 

 

I’m sorry for your loss my condolences to you and your family 

The best place to social distance is on the water 

[CrankFate]

Sorry for your loss. The deaths are real. I had an uncle die at 59, with 4 high school & college aged kids. Worst time to go. Another guy I know that was only 42 and in good health. Dead. My neighbor across the street’s wife. Dead. I also know quite a few others that were in the ICU for weeks, including a cousin. And then there are the ones with “long haul” Covid. Still not recovered after half a year. It’s no joke. 
 

I got shot # 3 yesterday, I was eligible since  my BMI is 31.7, and I’ve been suffering from obesity ever since I was born ?

 

This is the worst one yet. Within 15 minutes the injection site on my right shoulder started having severe pain when I try to raise my arm. My clothes are sort of hurting my skin where’ve there is any weight on my skin. But still, the vaccine reduces the infection rate by at least 90% - I work in a building that has several medical offices in it, so I’m not taking any chances. Just a week at home with the flu would create a terrible backlog for me.

[moguy1973]

On 9/6/2021 at 8:47 PM, Zippo Guy said:

My wife and I got our two shots as soon as they were available. Our oldest daughter got her two shots at that time, too.  She has Crohns Disease and Angolonie Spondylitis and takes a well known and advertised drug for them. Her immune system is compromised and is in two Crohns trial studies at two major medical centers. Her follow up tests showed no viable vaccine in her system. She has received her third vaccination already and we are waiting to see some improvement.

 

Our younger daughter and her husband got their first vaccinations when first available. He was in good health,  maybe 10 pounds too heavy.  Before he was able to get his second shot he started coughing and went to the emergency room.  They admitted him and he died ten days later from Vivid.  He left behind our daughter and two small boys at the age of 44.

 

I'm sorry,  but I don't understand what took some of you so long to get your vaccinations or why some of you plan on ignoring this disease. It won't go away by itself. 

 

Dang, that sucks.  Sorry for your loss.  This virus is true evil. 

 

As for your first daughter, that's not good to hear about her condition(s).  Hopefully the booster can get her some much needed antibodies.  My wife has ankylosing spondylitis also, as well as other disabling health issues such as asthma.  Luckily she's had both initial Pfizer doses as well as the third booster shot.  I'm glad she's been able to get those early as I don't think she would have faired well last year if she had gotten it prior to the vaccine coming out.

[J Francho]

I'm in the three shot club.

[Scott F]

I’m 65 got my third shot of Pfizer a couple weeks ago exactly 6 months after my second the first day I was eligible. No side effects except for a sore shoulder that evening.

[Log Catcher]

My wife and I both got our booster shots along with flu shots about three weeks ago. I just felt a little more tired for a few hours. We both got the Pfizer vaccine.

[VolFan]

Gettin’ close…

[Dirtyeggroll]

Joined the 3 shot club (booster) on Sunday. Fevered to 102, felt miserable and had to step out from work on Monday. That was not fun. Went home, took some acetaminophen and ibuprofen and slept from about 9-2 and felt much better. Glad that’s over.

[BayouSlide]

Two shots plus recent booster (all Moderna).

 

No ill effects. ?