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After musch research and a convo with my consultant I had the Pfizer Vaccine on Friday. Got all my ducks lined up in a row viz a viz side effects -homemade soup in the Fridge, someone to look after the horses etc. - and 'Zilch'! Nothing !
Sat on the couch Friday evening expecting it to 'hit me' at any moment -nothing, except a huge appetite for some reason. My arm was not even sore. OH has his last week ( AZ) and the same -no side effects except his arm was a bit sore for 48 hours. Talked to a few neighbours and two were the same as us, no side effects, the other (male) was laid up in bed for 48 hours, literally could not get out of bed.
Weird.
Sat on the couch Friday evening expecting it to 'hit me' at any moment -nothing, except a huge appetite for some reason. My arm was not even sore. OH has his last week ( AZ) and the same -no side effects except his arm was a bit sore for 48 hours. Talked to a few neighbours and two were the same as us, no side effects, the other (male) was laid up in bed for 48 hours, literally could not get out of bed.
Weird.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ. I know I've harped on about not having it, but I do feel a huge sense of relief. The Consultant assured me people in a similar position to me had had the vaccine with no adverse effects. I'm getting the second one in 12 weeks , which seems a long time, but I'm sure they know what they are doing. ;-)
What I did find out though was that most NHS and front-line workers have been offered the Pfizer rather than the AZ. I only got the Pfizer as my Consultant phoned the GP . Locally to us, they are giving the AZ then 12 weeks latere the Pfizer -which again seems very strange. Also apparently the Pfizer vaccine costs the NHS four times more per dose than the AZ.
What I did find out though was that most NHS and front-line workers have been offered the Pfizer rather than the AZ. I only got the Pfizer as my Consultant phoned the GP . Locally to us, they are giving the AZ then 12 weeks latere the Pfizer -which again seems very strange. Also apparently the Pfizer vaccine costs the NHS four times more per dose than the AZ.
APG "What I did find out though was that most NHS and front-line workers have been offered the Pfizer rather than the AZ. I only got the Pfizer as my Consultant phoned the GP . Locally to us, they are giving the AZ then 12 weeks latere the Pfizer -which again seems very strange. Also apparently the Pfizer vaccine costs the NHS four times more per dose than the AZ."
Are you saying they are mixing vaccines? thats not allowed.
Are you saying they are mixing vaccines? thats not allowed.