Slammed me like a fat drunk woman dancing to Merle Haggard on a hardwood floor at a roadside honkytonk. Was worse on wife. The vaccine affected me more than actually having covid.

"Prop Me Up Beside the Jukebox if I Die ".

I heard on one of the radio talk shows this morning that the vaccines are only good for about 6 months...don't know how true this is if at all.

Got mine 3 weeks ago and had zero side effects. Wife got hers at the same time and she felt a little weak for a day. Hope yall get past it quickly.

If you had covid already the vaccine is much worse is what I have heard. Not sure why someone who already had covid would get the vaccine though?

I'm gonna wait a year or two so I can watch all the Alexander Shunnarah commercials for all the class action lawsuits that will be happening.

Wife and I took it zero side effects.

Follow the science Ben

The 6 months timeframe being thrown around is from a medical report just released. It’s only 6 months because that’s the only data they have to measure- meaning 6 months later the vaccine is still working and not that it only last 6 months. Once the vaccine has been out longer then I suspect there will be additional studies to measure its effectiveness.

Y’all should read 42 U.S. Code § 300aa–22 - Standards of responsibility.
It basically says vaccine companies can’t be held liable in civil suits. That in and of itself makes me question vaccines in general. This code dates back to 1988

My 84 year old father in law got his second dose and died a week later. We buried him Saturday. I have no clue if it's related, but the week before he got his second shot he was at the farm changing tires on a backhoe, so he seemed healthy enough at that point.

That is terrible. So sad to hear that happened. How could it not be related? By nature I'm not a "good" person anyway but experiences like this really bring out the Josey Wales in me.

Yep. I've felt very Josey Wales-ish lately.

I think all of the vaccine companies were immunized😊 from lawsuits when tasked with getting the vaccine to the market so quickly.

There's a reason these haven't been approved by the FDA yet.

Likely because they want to move more product in 6 months.

Agreed. That person already has antibodies. “They” say those only last 3 months. I call BS on that. If that’s the case, why are people having a fierce reaction to the vaccine who had covid many months ago? Antibodies are still floating around, that’s why.

had Covid and ain't taking the vaccine...ever.

I heard some discussion on this. Some are stating this, but supposedly, the truth is that at this point, they are known to be good for AT LEAST 6 months. Makes sense, because the clinical trials for the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines concluded in November...or 6 months ago. I think at this point, it's too early to know how long they will last.

Johnson and Johnson is a vaccine, Modderna and Pfizer are experimental shots.

I took the experimental shot and no symptoms or issues. And was exposed heavily to the Rona about 2 weeks ago via a co-worker who was a-symptomatic and only got tested when his wife got bad sick. Well turns out... He had it and didn't know it. Seems to happen frequently.

I didn't get the Rona. I've been tested since then as well, in addition to that incident there was another. Got tested again Monday.

Shot must have worked like they said it does.