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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J.Quondam" data-source="post: 8318416" data-attributes="member: 7030100">I got my second shot almost exactly three months ago. (!!)Re: the second dose - Yeah, mine (I had the Pfizer one) was unpleasant but not too bad. Overall, i felt vaguely fatigued and a little achy all over on the day after the shot-- more or less similar to my usual reaction to a flu shot. For me the worst part was just that the site of the shot in my arm ached/stung for several days, then felt better for a few days, then ached again for a few more days.I got the vaccine so early because I'm in one of those (US) counties with a large  anti-vaxxer population of the, umm, "politically motivated" sort. Authorities opened up access to the shots because they were so desperate to get anybody to take them so the stuff wouldn't just rot. I'm grateful I was in the right place, right time and managed to get vaxxed so early. But it's incredibly frustrating now to see so many folks elsewhere still waiting on theirs, while ignoramuses here are proudly proclaiming "See, no vaccine, and I didn't get the covid!" like they're so much smarter than the medical establishment. I guess time will tell if they're also smarter than these new nastier covid variants slowly worming their way into the country.</blockquote>