Update: Just a sore arm for me so far. Typically after a flu shot my arm isn't sore until the next day. I got a little worried when it started hurting about 3 hours later that it would be a lot worse. It's about the same today, maybe even a little better. I did have a very mild headache last night, but I get headaches at least once or twice a week anyway, so it was hard for me to tell if it was just one of my normal ones. But it's gone this morning, my normal ones go away after I sleep so it could have been just that.
I feel like adding a countdown clock to my signature. I didn't know that even the act of scheduling would be such a huge relief. 
I’m a frontline worker (currently working as a Level II nurse in our COVID ICU). Scheduling appointments for our vaccine went live on Sunday. Last night was my first shift since scheduling went live (first appointments are this Friday). I took the next available appointment and it’s January 8th! Apparently, I should have rope-dropped my appointment scheduling
They’ve reversed that. They claim it wasn’t on purpose. I’d link but I literally just deleted my history. (read it this AM)
This is a huge black mark on Stanford University. I know the residents and fellows won't forget how this rolled out to the Pajama Class faculty first.
Oh no doubt. They claim it was a faulty algorithm but why are they using algorithms? And why would work from home, executive types who never deal with patients be included in it?
They sent all of ours to a different hospital group and that’s where they are being administered, but our people are there giving them to OUR employees
I wonder if the 3 symptomatic people already had the virus, but didn't know it. So, their bodies are launching the immune response that is experienced after the second shot.
who knows.
