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Please tell me your covid experience after being vaccinated…

27 replies

Stath · 12/12/2021 18:58

…to help me feel delightfully optimistic that I’ll be feeling super better asap.

I’ve had both jabs sand was booked to have my booster tomorrow but had a positive LFT on Friday. I keep telling myself ‘just imagine how ill you’d be if you’d not been vaccinated’ but I’m feeling fucking awful.

Two of the DC have tested positive this morning (so goodbye nativity and medical appointments for this week). DH has a scary meeting this week where he might lose his job Sad and I’m worrying about caring for my elderly mother too.

I’d love it if anyone could tell me they recovered in record time when the had covid after being vaccinated Smile

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Franklydear · 12/12/2021 19:08

Similar situation here, only with the addition that I am vulnerable and shielded earlier on the year, I consider the fact that I am passing it at home a good result, I am very grateful for the vaccines, I have no doubt it would be much worst without them, I do feel better but not completely right yet 3 weeks on

Retrievemysanity · 12/12/2021 19:02

I did feel awful! Had my second AZ end of July, got covid towards the end of September. Had pretty much every symptom going and felt very sorry for myself although loss of taste and smell bothered me the most. I’d say I was proper fatigued for maybe 3 days and then very tired for a week. Cough was a couple of days. Taste and smell took ages to come back though and even now not 100 percent. Get well soon!