has anyone had the covid vaccine yet?

I'm type 2 diabetic also, and in my late 50s.  I had the Pfizer vaccine about a month ago.  My arm was a little sore, and I was a bit achy the next day, which may or may not have been related to the vaccine.  My wife had her second dose a week or so ago, similarly, she had a sore arm, and was a bit lethargic the next day.  

It was offered through where I work.  I talked to a lot of people who got it, and the only trend I noticed was women seemed to have more side effects than men.  The worst was a woman who had a fever a bit over 103, but it cleared up within 24 hours. 

I suspect everything will go fine for you.  Don't worry, just appreciate the fact that you are able to get it. 

Provided you are in reasonable health (and declare any pre-existing conditions to the vaccinating doctor) there is absolutely nothing to worry about with any of the currently approved vaccines.

Take no notice of the idiots online who have no idea what they are talking about.  Any risk from the vaccine is thousands of times less than from Covid, even in its mildest form.

Almost any vaccine may give you a sore arm for a day or two as it is injected deep into the muscle, but what is a slightly sore arm set against a deadly virus?

I have had my 1st Covid vaccine and felt absolutely nothing.  My 2nd dose is on Monday and I expect that to be uneventful too.  Over the years I have had many vaccinations and not one has caused me any real worries or problems.

Hell no. It's just a scam so Pfizer can line their pockets. Big pharma profit comes before our health.

I'd say DON'T GET this experimental 'vaccine'!!!

Listen to Dr Sherri Tenpenny and Delores Cahill (Amongst many others who are warning people about the dangers) and also look up VAERS as they have had many reports of adverse effects and deaths, but only 1% are reported, so it's actually a lot more!!!

https://www.medalerts.org/vaersdb/findfield.php?TA...

Got my 1st dose of Moderna 5 Feb, had a mildly sore arm

Got my 2nd dose 4 March, had a mildly sore arm and a mild headache that was off and on for about 24 hours

I'm not concerned about toxins.

I'm more concerned about the lack of testing and limited knowledge of covid and the vaccine.

You don't need to get the vaccine, if you don't want.  We have no idea if it's really doing anything or not. 

Are you in the UK?  It doesn't matter, but there is a fantastic UK retired nurse who does daily covid & medical talks on youtube = Dr. John Campbell.  Watch his info about vitamin D and other things.

Don't listen to Tavy.  She doesn't even know how to spell the manufacturer's name = Pfizer.

- she also doesn't realize that the vaccine is for sure not 100% effective. 

No. I wish it was available in my area! 

I had the Phyzer no way was I worried. Sore arm nothing else.  You spend too much time surfing the internet.

Read the science.

I got my first dose of the Moderna vaccine yesterday. Today, the site on my arm is very slightly sore. No other effects at all.