by FatFreek 2005 15 Replies latest jw experiences
Yes, the long-awaited vaccine entered my bloodstream yesterday at 5 pm.
As Steve Martin humorously remarked, "Good news/Bad news. Good news: I just got vaccinated! Bad news: I got it because I'm 75. Ha!"
So is Bill Gates beaming telepathic messages directly into your brain yet?
Good for you len ,enjoy the 19th hole
And a couple for the wife.
Thanks for the wishes fellow old-timer (smiddy3).
No, FFghost, I must be tuned to the wrong channel.
Well done Fat Freak.... I had mine, 1st dose, a week or so back.
It feels good to be immunized although I am still being careful .Best wishes , old son
i had the oxford vaccine 10 days ago--no side effects--i feel fine. i recommend it.
you may feel a prick---but ive been called worse.
Oxford? The US seems to have stopped at Pfizer and Moderne. I would prefer a traditional vaccine until more testing is done.
This years flu vaccine made me somewhat sick, the shingles made me very sick for 3 days both times.
Ant hope for a cocktail? All 20 or 30 known viruses (virii?) at once?
i think the Oxford one is Astra Zeneca
Good news the vaccine cures Covid... bad news the side effect is cancer.
https://www.prevention.com/health/a35118263/astrazeneca-vs-pfizer-vs-moderna-covid-19-vaccine/
Comparison of the vaccines.
AstraZeneca is "old style" vaccine vs the "new" mRNA technology used in the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines that introduce a genetic code into your DNA. I hope the AstraZeneca become available here in the US shortly.
