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I've been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Different American states are handling vaccine distribution differently. My state (Maryland) started vaccinating old people and doctors back in September. They just recently opened vaccination to all adults. Because I also work in a public school here, I was in the group that got the vaccine earlier than the general population.

Stadiums and gathering places that are closed due to the pandemic have been converted into temporary vaccination centers. I received my vaccination at a local college.

After the first dose, I felt fine. But after the second dose, my whole arm was sore and I felt sick for about a day.

I think the United States is around 30~40% vaccinated by now? But the CDC says that we need to have around 80% of people vaccinated for the disease to stop spreading. Current estimates show the US may reach that level in July or August.

Thanks for reading!