I'm getting it next week. I'm all for "doing my part to get to herd immunity", but the fact is I'm tired of this shite and want to start doing things like travel, classes etc. If this helps, great. The "worst case scenario" of getting it, or giving it to a family member and something bad happens is not palatable.

Issue is getting ahead of the curve with the new variants on the horizon so they don't be come the predominant strain. It's too early to tell for sure, but research seems to show that the vaccines will have at least some effect against the new variants. And companies will be tweaking their vaccine to make it more effective against different strains.

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Posted by LSUA 75

Colfax,La.

Member since Jan 2019

3737 posts

Posted on 2/14/21 at 12:41 am to Nole Man

My NP wife has taken 2 of the Pfizer vaccinations,1’st she had no side effects,2’nd she had low grade fever,chills and body aches about 24 hours.
I haven’t taken it yet but I will when it’s convenient,I’m not worried about it enough to make appointment and all that.
Based on studies I’ve read and our experience in our family I really believe Vit D3 is huge when it comes to prevention.My wife has been around a hundred plus patients plus bunch co-workers that got the Covid and she never got it.Our immediate family(15 people) have all been on Vit D3 and none of us have gotten it.
We’re all good about wearing masks in stores ,etc.She ,of course,wears one all day at work.Here at the house,we all still get together for meals and visits just like we always did pre-Covid.It’s possible we’ve just been lucky.

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