Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• dior
• 2021/05/11 (Tue) 20:16
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The time between the first and second dose is usually 21 days
I have had no side effects from opening it up over a month.
The arm I hit was only a little sore the next day.

I can't travel in the future without the shot.
I had no choice but to take two shots because it would be difficult to go back to work.

• complete
• 2021/05/12 (Wed) 08:56
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I have already received two vaccinations, the first at the beginning of April and the second at the beginning of May.
Both Pfizer and Modela are a type of vaccine called mRNA. After talking to the doctor and doing a lot of research, there is almost no difference between the advantages and disadvantages of both.
I have been vaccinated with the modela vaccine, which is handled at a location close to my home.
I followed the instructions
such as drinking about 500ml of water beforehand, taking TYLENOL （ antipyretic and analgesic ） if I had any adverse reactions, and trying to drink as much water as possible.
I had heard in the informed consent that the incidence of adverse reactions may be higher the second time around, so I took TYLENOL as a preventive
and had almost no adverse reactions.
I decided to vaccinate myself because I took the advantage that vaccination almost eliminates the risk of infection,
and if I did get infected, it would not be a serious condition.
Adverse reactions will vary depending on various factors such as age ・ gender ・ race ・ and health status.
In any case, the decision is yours.

• nuiloamama
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• 2021/05/12 (Wed) 14:32
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I volunteer for a Pfizer clinical trial because I have severe allergies and high blood pressure.
I want everyone to know that not only healthy people but also people with pre-existing conditions are participating in clinical trials. I completed my first and second trials last July. I completed the third and fourth in February of this year. Some of the people who are participating in the clinical trial with me have not had their fourth inoculation. I think the results of the clinical trial will determine if the third vaccination is necessary or how many months to wait.

The adverse reaction was laziness the second time and fever the fourth time, but it went away in two days, but I had pain at the vaccination site all four times.

I am allergic to pollen, latex, rubber, anesthesia, metals,
and food such as eggs, crustaceans, fruit (especially peaches) and shampoo.

Since I work at Essentials, I participated in the clinical trial so that people with allergies can be vaccinated safely, in case they get infected and do not become seriously ill.

• ワクチンは右か左どっち
• mail
• 2021/05/15 (Sat) 00:45
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I just finished two inoculations.
People often tell me that the second one has stronger side effects, so
I was prepared for anything, but
nothing.
I didn't even have a sore arm, which is to be expected.

• dior
• 2021/05/15 (Sat) 14:21
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#5 Moko

Sorry for the late reply. Traveling means all this year and all next year.

While someone who was not vaccinated was infected with corona and had severe and very painful symptoms,
I was vaccinated and my symptoms have been mild.

The same positive test can make such a difference, it is fatal. Maybe I am just lucky I don't have a pre-existing condition.
I am so glad I had the vaccine.

• ワクチン接種
• mail
• 2021/05/21 (Fri) 13:11
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People have different ways of thinking
about what to do or not to do.
I know that my relatives were infected with corona this time and
I took the shot because I know that they are suffering from various problems in their lives after the infection. Corona is really scary.

• Aloha
• 2021/05/21 (Fri) 23:32
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https://mainichi.jp/articles/20210213/k00/00m/040/122000c

I understand your feelings of being misled by false information and rumors in an uncertain situation, but this is the biggest problem preventing the future spread of infection.
More than half of those who do not want to be vaccinated are lost due to unfounded information and rumors. There is plenty of information, both correct and incorrect, on the Internet if you look for it.
Low internet literacy makes it difficult to gather correct information and make decisions.
Don't be misled by false information and rumors, and make correct judgments yourself.
However, in this current situation, it seems that it will take more time to converge.

• dior
• 2021/05/24 (Mon) 00:18
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Pfizer, now that even your child can hit, would be a safe bet ？

It's up to each person to make a decision.

• DeeDee
• 2021/05/27 (Thu) 20:28
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It is up to the individual to decide whether or not to vaccinate.
One fact, however, is that the current inoculation is still in the midst of a clinical trial. The results of this grand clinical trial will not be available until about 5 years from now.

• mIKK
• 2021/05/28 (Fri) 01:13
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I heard that the vaccination rate in the U.S. has been slow recently, but I wonder if those who refuse to be vaccinated are aware that they might cause the spread of infection
？ even though they might infect weak elderly people and children and kill them
and claim personal freedom. ？ unless you live on an uninhabited island with no human contact ・?

• Mahalo
• 2021/05/28 (Fri) 10:21
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DeeDee

I think there is one more certain fact.
If all of humanity waits 5 years for the results of a clinical trial, the corona variant will spread further and repeat the lockdown.
What would the death toll and the world economy be like 5 years from now if there were no vaccine?

• ハワイ
• 2021/05/28 (Fri) 22:46
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I'm 14 days out from my second vaccination, I had a slight adverse reaction after the second dose, but nothing other than a bit of lethargy the next morning!

Your turn is coming around. Let's get you vaccinated.

Shame on people who post saying they are dying.

• dior
• 2021/05/29 (Sat) 09:23
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According to yesterday's Hawaii News, 79% of people have completed the first dose and 50% have completed the second dose as well.

If this data were in Japan, there might not have been a discussion about whether or not to hold the Olympics.

Will the Olympics be held in Tokyo, Japan, where vaccination is the slowest in the developed world, or not?

When will they decide?

The trains are packed in Tokyo, and it is impossible to get on a train without touching someone. Hundreds of infected people every day would make sense.

• 夢
• 2021/05/31 (Mon) 19:28
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No one is forcing anyone to vaccinate, so what is it with people who say it's every man for himself and become paranoid on their own ？.

• ハワイ
• 2021/06/01 (Tue) 18:45
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The FDA will approve the Pfizer and Modela vaccines this month.