Maryland has been such a disappointment for vaccine rollout. I live in Montgomery County, Maryland, the wealthiest county in the DMV. You would think our county council would have their act together. As of today, we still don't have a mass vaccination spot and have to travel an hour away to Baltimore or Bowie to get vaccinated. Being a young oldster at 61, I'm still waiting though the Gov just announced he is opening up to anyone over 60 next week--woo hoo!! Now I'll start with the constant calling trying to snag a reservation.
Mkderna #2 - Dead tired 4 hours after shot (6:00 PM) next morning tired, chills in afternoon and generally feeling like crap. Arm hurt only for 1 day. Next morning awoke feeling like a million bucks. Way less annoying and limiting however than a nasty cold or a mild case of flu.
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Got my first shot today and feel great. Hope everyone else gets or already got theirs and stay well.
Both of them. I'm waiting for next Thursday to declare my immunity.
Maryland has been such a disappointment for vaccine rollout. I live in Montgomery County, Maryland, the wealthiest county in the DMV. You would think our county council would have their act together. As of today, we still don't have a mass vaccination spot and have to travel an hour away to Baltimore or Bowie to get vaccinated. Being a young oldster at 61, I'm still waiting though the Gov just announced he is opening up to anyone over 60 next week--woo hoo!! Now I'll start with the constant calling trying to snag a reservation.
Possumlady
Yup! Both!
Bluebullamerica, Mike, Possumlady, Jerry,
Got both of mine with zero trouble, thanks to Mass. General Hospital.
Possumlady, I'm sorry you're having difficulty. Keep us informed of any progress.
Moderna #1 - Sore arm 3 days
Mkderna #2 - Dead tired 4 hours after shot (6:00 PM) next morning tired, chills in afternoon and generally feeling like crap. Arm hurt only for 1 day. Next morning awoke feeling like a million bucks. Way less annoying and limiting however than a nasty cold or a mild case of flu.
RN And much, much better than having to be ventilated!
Glad you got your shots and are doing well.
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