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How are you my lovelies? Hope you’re doing well.

As coronavirus spreads throughout the world, it brings fear and worries to each and one of us. It has brought our nation to a more devastating status. From time to time people lose and cases have been rising. We can’t deny that things really change a lot, from being sociable to being alone. From always being with friends to being isolated. What is more interesting is that whatever disasters happen people will always find a way. This shows that money and material things aren’t as important as human life.

I’ve been here to share with you about my 1st dose vaccination experience. It actually took me months to convince my parents that I really want to be vaccinated but whenever I told them they always say “NO”. I do depend on my parents' decision when it comes to that. They always know what’s the best for me. Fast forward, I received a message from my sister that my mom now approves of what I want. As long as my body can contain the medicine, well of course I can and my body will surely respond positively.

November 15,2021 I woke up early just to be done early, but what’s shocking is that a lot of people are already in the line waiting to be served. It takes so much time, effort and energy just to get vaccinated. Every person must fill out the form in order for them to know each individual’s background. For those who are underage from 18 below, guardians must be there to guide and serve as a basis that parents allow them to be vaccinated. Frontliners really did their best, they also did their job as fast as they could. After pre-registration I have to sit down for the orientation and wait for the time until I will undergo the screening.

At first, they will scan you code and ask about “how your feeling right now?”, fill out the vaccination card. Then frontliners would get each individual’s blood pressure for them to know if that person has a high or low blood. Next, someone will ask if you experience any health problems to assess you if you’re allowed to be vaccinated. Lastly, you get the vaccine. Before letting the vaccinees to go home they will isolate you in a room to monitor your blood pressure and your heart rate. They also keep on reminding on the possible effects of it, that includes headache, joint pain, fever, chills, fatigue and pain at the injection site all of this is normal but beyond this problem must see a doctor or call their hotline numbers.

When I come back home it’s past 12 noon, but what comes first in my mind is to get a cold compress for my injection site so that it won’t hurt that much. I wait more minutes to take my lunch because my stomach is growling lol!. I also take a rest to retain my energy from a tiring day. I set my alarm to 2:00pm just to prepare his (bf) food, he needs to go work and bringing food is less expensive than buying food from the workplace. Gezz!! I became a material wife! Really want to be one lol! Anyway, I wasn’t expecting that my injection site would hurt me that much, I almost don’t want to move my left arm’. I don't know if I’m just overreacting or what, all I know is that it hurts me when I move. It takes me about two days to at least ease the pain, well it’s tolerable but it’s just I don’t used to it. I’m a left handed person, it’s my fault I guess. Maybe I was able to tell the injectors that the right arm must be injected. I will just wait for my 2nd dose schedule until I’m fully vaccinated.

Maybe some of you here are not approved or agree to be vaccinated. I understand and respect your decisions. Our body, our rules. So I hope you respect mine too!

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