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amelia_petkova) wrote2021-04-17 08:40 pm
amelia_petkova) wrote2021-04-17 08:40 pm
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I can haz immunity?
As of yesterday, I am fully vaccinated. I worry about catching one of the Covid variants but it's still a massive weight off my mind. Having a respiratory condition meant I qualified for a vaccine in NY fairly early on.
Reactions to the Pfizer vaccine, for the record: After shot #1, my arm was sore for a few days when I touched the area around the spot or lifted my arm. After shot #2, I felt fine in the evening, slept poorly, felt a little "off" when I got up, felt better after a shower and breakfast, and developed a fever sometime later in the morning. I spent all day in bed with a fever that crept up to 101.3 F several times, chills, and fatigue. No nausea, so at least I was able to eat regular meals. I slept about 10 hours that night and spent the next day feeling only a little weak. My temperature was a little higher than usual but didn't reach a fever.
Reactions to the Pfizer vaccine, for the record: After shot #1, my arm was sore for a few days when I touched the area around the spot or lifted my arm. After shot #2, I felt fine in the evening, slept poorly, felt a little "off" when I got up, felt better after a shower and breakfast, and developed a fever sometime later in the morning. I spent all day in bed with a fever that crept up to 101.3 F several times, chills, and fatigue. No nausea, so at least I was able to eat regular meals. I slept about 10 hours that night and spent the next day feeling only a little weak. My temperature was a little higher than usual but didn't reach a fever.