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So what are your COVID vaccine side effects? Of course if you didn’t get the jab, there was none. The most common side effects of a COVID vaccine are a sore arm and sometimes fever, chills, tiredness and headaches for a day or two, according to the CDC.
We all know that the main side effects are hospitalization, and sometimes death. The true numbers may never be released, but hopefully people will contimue to tell their story.
Tell us your story in the comments.
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Fact check. Fake News? Opinion. Covid scare. I don’t think so. Regardless of what happens, we are all going to die. Yes I’m sure that’s come as a shock to you, but one day all of us will die. But if you listen to the fauch and the jun science clown, all are going to die from the virus. Unless you lock down, close schools, or shut down the economy.
Well hopefully with the vaccine only weeks away, folks will settle down. No I don’t believe it’s a hoax, and yes many have died. But to treat this like the Spanish flu is ridiculous.
Now I’m not one like the two faced politicians on the left who continue to cry mask up and die. Then they’re out in public with no mask. I’m not one who says stay in. Then Politicians are seen out in Restaurants. I’m one who obeys the law, keeps my distance and lives life to the fullest.
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Fact Check. President Trump delivers again. Ohio to get Vaccine December 15th. Remember when the President said the vaccine would be ready before the end of the year? And the fauch said not till middle 2021. Guess what? As usual the fauch was wrong. Again.
Speaking during his Tuesday afternoon briefing, the governor said the state is expected to receive its first batch of the vaccine by Dec. 15. The governor had previously said that the first batch of a COVID-19 vaccine will be about 30,000 doses. Health care workers in the state will also be some of the first to receive the vaccine, the governor said. We have this from the governor.
“We were told yesterday (the first batch) would be Pfizer,” the governor said. “The Moderna is scheduled – this is assuming everything gets approved when they think it’s going to – Moderna would be a week later.”
“People need to understand that it will take two shots: the first one, and then the next one three or four weeks later,” DeWine said.
What say you?
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