Diary of middle school students vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine

1. Diary of middle school students vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine

The epidemic is not over, we can't relax, and we may make a comeback at any time. Our great motherland has implemented free vaccination of COVID-19 vaccine for the whole people, and the vaccination work has been carried out in a very orderly manner. On August 13, under the unified arrangement of the government, our school began to inoculate COVID-19 vaccine. Upon receiving the notice of vaccination from the school, I immediately signed up for vaccination without hesitation, and I was vaccinated in time according to the regulations of the school. Vaccination is not as terrible as imagined. A light injection is almost painless, and there is no adverse reaction after injection. It is a huge task for schools to organize vaccination. More than 6,000 students will be vaccinated in a few days, which is really a test for the organizers. Fortunately, I have the opportunity to be a school volunteer, responsible for maintaining and guiding vaccination work. I was both excited and nervous when I received this task. I am very excited to contribute to the country and the school in preventing the COVID-19 epidemic, but I am very nervous about whether I can do this job well when facing thousands of classmates and parents for the first time.

I was very excited when I put on the red vest of the volunteer on the first day. On this day, the teacher assigned me the task mainly to guide everyone to fill out the form and maintain the injection order. I didn't get used to it at first, but with the tension of work, I don't want anything else. I just want to do my job. Sometimes I can stand for three or four hours at the end of the day, and sometimes I can sit and guide thousands of people to fill out forms. The vaccination task is arduous, and we have no time to rest for a moment. I didn't feel stiff and sore until I got off work at nearly six o'clock in the evening. Very tired, but very fulfilled! The next day, the third day, I got used to it a lot. I am not in a hurry, more like an old clerk, and I can handle things with ease.

With the end of school vaccination, the three-day volunteer activity will soon end. I have gained a lot in these three days. I feel the difficulty of organizing vaccination, the efforts of teachers and the hard work. Thinking of this, I feel that only by studying hard can I be worthy of the hard work of my parents and teachers. Fortunately, it's not too late. I will study harder for a better tomorrow. At the same time, I will continue to do my best to fight against COVID-19 with all of you. I firmly believe that we will finally win the battle against the epidemic!

2. Diary of middle school students vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine

In my impression, vaccination is nothing rare or novel, but it will be an unforgettable scene for me to get vaccinated together in the whole grade. Yesterday, the teacher gathered the time and place in the class group and emphasized the epidemic prevention requirements. This morning, because the number of my cars is limited, my father and I went to Puyang Medical College, a vaccination site in COVID-19, by bike, with somewhat uneasy expectations and excitement about meeting my classmates soon. On the way, I thought of the so-called "experience talk" of people who have been vaccinated. Some people say that there is no feeling at all, no pain at all, and no response in the later stage; He also said that after the fight, his arm swelled up and it hurt like hell, and you caught a cold the next week. Two completely different statements make me unable to have directional psychological preparation. I wonder which one I belong to. Even before going out, my mother said that with my physique, I can ensure that there is no discomfort after playing, but after all, "I don't know the happiness of fish until I am a fish" and I was vaccinated. How can others predict how I feel?

At ten o'clock sharp, my father and I arrived on time, entered the playground of medical college and found the team of Class Eight. We stood in the team and chatted with Han Qi at a distance of one meter. During this period, my father and I carefully read the informed consent form, and then signed it to the medical staff.

The next day, the team was like a Youlong, winding into the room. About fifteen minutes later, I also sat in front of the inoculation table. The nurse sister disinfected with alcohol cotton swab, the needle gently penetrated the deltoid muscle of the upper arm, and the vaccine was slowly pushed into the body. My sister who vaccinated me may be afraid of my nervousness. She kept talking to me to distract me, then pulled out the needle and pressed the cotton swab to stop the bleeding. I took a cotton swab and held it myself, and then I went to the observation area for 30 minutes. When I took away the brocade sign, I was surprised to find that there was no blood on it at all, and neither did Han Qi. On the other hand, Yu Shu is different from us. It seems that she didn't hold down the injection site, and the eye of the needle kept bleeding. Cotton swabs can no longer be used. Han Qi immediately ran to ask for another one. I pointed a cotton swab at the eye of the needle and pressed it directly. It took about 2 minutes, and the bleeding finally stopped.

3. Diary of middle school students vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine

In a blink of an eye, it's time for the second injection. I feel that time has passed too fast. After all, the first injection was in early August, and now school is about to start. Although the official notice is tomorrow, I chose to call this afternoon because of the online course. Just when there were not many people, at three o'clock in the morning, the team was not lined up. There were scattered people sitting in the waiting hall, but I soon heard my name on the radio.

The gentle and familiar doctor skillfully rubbed alcohol on my left arm with a small needle and a long needle. Between talking and laughing, he gently pushed a small bottle of vaccine into it, which was much more painful than the first injection and slower than the first injection. It didn't feel like it was over in a blink of an eye. It felt like a long journey, and the whole process was absorbed by me, so I took out the needle at the last second and was relieved.

After the fight, my arm seems to be paralyzed, sore and painful. Although it is different from other painful feelings, my left hand does not delay my normal work, but I still feel that my shoulders can't move and I feel numb when I touch them. I don't know when I'll get better. Don't do too much exercise anyway.

But unlike the first injection, although the doctor gave me a cotton swab to stop the bleeding, it was strange that there was no drop of blood, which I found after pressing for a long time. Maybe it's the needle. Think about the first injection. The doctor forgot to give me a cotton swab. It's really hard to feel that you can't wipe off so much blood.

The whole process is very short, less than five minutes. Afterwards, the doctor sent us a list. According to her, it was a new certificate of pneumonia vaccination, which recorded detailed personal information, as well as vaccination time and vaccine type, like a certificate after winning the prize in the competition, but this certificate had no sense of accomplishment and only brought people a sense of security.

Looking back, I think I should be sitting in the classroom tomorrow, but I have to sit in front of the screen all day, but fortunately I don't have to worry about getting vaccinated and going out for a walk all the time. I feel that there should be more people vaccinated in the hospital tomorrow.

4. Diary of middle school students vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine

On the afternoon of August 3rd, my mother and I came to school to get COVID-19 vaccine. We saw many teachers dressed as volunteers helping with vaccination. We felt that teachers and doctors were very hard, so the next day I came to school with several classmates to help the teachers as small volunteers. 14 At 8 o'clock in the morning of August, several of our classmates came to school together. Teacher Dong led us to our respective posts: I went to the place where I filled in the informed consent form to maintain order, and Zhou guided the students to vaccinate at the entrance of the art and sports building.

For more than an hour, Lizzie and I kept order at the door for a while. Later, due to the shortage of manpower, we were called to guide the parents to fill out the informed consent form. This work is mainly to teach parents or students how to fill in the informed consent form for COVID-19 vaccination. In the next two days, we basically helped in this position.

I was very busy at noon on the first day. We hurried out for dinner and then came back to continue our work. The teachers also took turns to eat without rest, and we were busy until nearly 5: 30 in the afternoon.

The next two days are obviously not as busy as the first day. There was plenty of rest time at noon, and the completion time in the afternoon was much earlier than the first day. At three o'clock in the afternoon on the third day, we finished all the students' COVID-19 vaccination, and completely ended the three-day volunteer activities.

5. Diary of middle school students vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine

What, are you going to get vaccinated? Last week, the news reported that all children over the age of 12 can be vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine. I couldn't believe my ears when I heard the news. This vaccination is not an ordinary vaccine, but a COVID-19 vaccine, which is a vaccine to prevent COVID-19! We have developed and produced our own products in China, and the safety has been clinically verified. I thought happily: Great, I am finally not afraid that someone will infect me with COVID-19 virus! The summer vacation of 202 1 and the winter vacation of 2020 are both unusual holidays. No one would have thought that the COVID-19 virus would last so long! In the absence of effective drugs to fight the virus, vaccines are our effective means at present! Yesterday morning, my mother also told me the news. My mother also said that she registered me with the information of the vaccine reservation in Henan CDC, and reminded me: "I may have fever and fatigue after injection, and I can't take a bath for three days." What? Then there are so many uncomfortable injections? I can't help shivering. I think I'd better put off calling for a few days. Unfortunately, my parents have already called. My father encouraged me: "It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if I have two injections with your father." Sure enough, under the coaxing of my father, I reluctantly agreed to inject this COVID-19 vaccine.

At noon on August 1 1, my mother lined up at the municipal CDC to make an appointment for me at 2 o'clock. The injection line was too long, and all parents took their children in a zigzag queue of 100 meters. It was not until 6 o'clock that it was finally my turn. My mother showed me my reservation verification code and filled in the guardian information and account book. The doctor asked us to scan the code with our mobile phones, print out the vaccine notice and queue up in another shorter queue. I was still a little nervous at that time, afraid of what would happen after the fight. However, I saw that my colleagues who had been vaccinated didn't seem nervous at all, talking and laughing, and my mood calmed down a little. I quickly turned my head. "Well, all right." What? I don't feel anything so soon. After the injection, my heart didn't let go, just afraid of side effects. Sitting in the chair in the observation room, half an hour has passed, and the observation time has passed. There is no blood on the cotton swab, I am safe!

Now, I have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine. Although it was only the first shot, my heart seemed to be much stronger at once, and I was no longer afraid of COVID-19. My mother also told me: "I will continue to protect myself, don't take injections, wash my hands frequently, drink plenty of water, try to stay at home and don't let my guard down." Looking at the people in the observation room, I nodded heavily.

6. Diary of middle school students vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine

It has been two years since the outbreak of COVID-19 virus. Researchers have overcome many difficulties and finally developed the COVID-19 vaccine. After adults have been vaccinated, it is now the turn of teenagers with more than 12 to be vaccinated. On the morning of August 19, my mother and I arrived at the entrance of the medical school early and waited in line for vaccination. The long queue moves slowly on the hospital playground like a long snake. The scorching sun hangs overhead, and the sweat as big as beans flows down the back like a waterfall. But it doesn't affect my excitement of meeting my classmates at all. In the face of friends I haven't seen for two months, if there were no special regulations during the epidemic, I would have jumped on them and kissed them.

In the process of waiting, we are not idle, such as operating chess pieces on the chessboard, chatting with classmates, sharing interesting things in the summer vacation and expressing our thoughts. As we approached the inoculation point, "Does it hurt to get vaccinated?" It has become a hot topic for us.

At about 1 1: 30, we finally entered the inoculation building. The cool indoor environment cooled my skin exposed to the sun all morning, and my anxious heart calmed down. After getting the vaccination certificate, I sat in an empty seat and watched nervously as the nurse took out the needles that braved the cold light. When the slender needle approached me, I said to myself, "Vaccination doesn't hurt, vaccination doesn't hurt, vaccination doesn't hurt." Wow! Vaccination doesn't hurt!

I arrived at the observation area with a cotton swab and looked at the busy inoculation area. It seems a little deserted here. Our class is over, there are two classes left, and the previous class has been finished 14 class. Nurses can't rest. They have been working for hours. Looking at the long queue outside the building, they couldn't help but sigh: how hard they are!

It's already 12: 30 when I get home, and the sunshine outside is still bright. Alas, waiting in line all morning is exhausting, but the medical staff at the front line of fighting the epidemic have to work hard every day. Isn't that more tiring? Salute to you, great protesters! How can time be quiet? It's just that you picked the burden for us!