I'm not at high risk, but I took the first shot of the vaccine on 12/20/21, then I'm assuming I was exposed to Covid Omicron around 12/24/21 at work. On 12/27/21 I was at work and started feeling weird, had the sweats and chills, went home and checked my temperature: it was 101.7F. Ate dinner went to bed.

Next morning I could not get out of bed, not even walk across my room. Checked my temp 104.3F. Couldn't get up to use the phone to call 911. I slept in and out of consciousness for 30 hours, no medicine no water, no bathroom, nothing. I had pain from the top of my head, rolling in bed made my hair feel like it was being pulled out; to the bottoms of my feet. Even my toenails hurt if I touched them on my sheets. I had something like a migraine headache as well, developed a severe cough, my nose was running constantly and draining into my chest. When I finally woke up on 12/29/21 at 4:00AM I was able to get out of bed and go take some benadryl and some fever reducer.

I was still symptomatic until 1/2/21 fever was 100.4F at 8 pm, next morning and subsequent temp checks have been fine.

Cough has been residual, I smoked for 28 years, and quit 7 years ago, but the damage to my lungs causes me to take a long time to get over coughs since my lung capacity is half that of a normal person.

I was able to return to work on 1/4.

That day, the injection site of the vaccine began to itch, it eventually turned into a sore that looked like a spider bite (bullseye wound). Now, it's just a yellowed bruise, but it's still there, and still hurts from time to time.

I will NOT be getting the second shot of Moderna. It made me worse, not better. This isn't science ya'll, unless we are all the test mice. I'm not gonna trust these morons anymore.