Joe Park, of the Bachelorette, gets the COVID-19 vaccine while documenting the four-step process on social media
- Singles contestant Joe Park was one of the first to get the COVID-19 vaccine since it was launched earlier this week.
- As a health care professional, she was one of the first classes of people to be offered the dose alongside residents of long-term care centers, as she documented the four-step process.
- The Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine, as well as the Modern vaccine, which is currently being determined for emergency use, have side effects that can range from pain, headache and fatigue.
- In studies, side effects were more common after a second dose of vaccine, but were less common among people 55 years of age and younger.
- Coronavirus cases currently reported in the United States have reached 17 million, although 16% of people surveyed in late summer said they would choose not to get it.
Joe Park, who appeared in Tayshia Adams ’The Bachelorette season, received the COVID-19 vaccine on Wednesday.
The 36-year-old New York anesthesiologist is one of the first to do so after the vaccine was launched in the US on Monday.
Documenting the process step by step on his social media, Park tried to provide reassurance to his followers by saying he would give news on how he was feeling.
Vaccinated: Joe Bachelorette, 36, of the Tayshia Adams season, received the COVID-19 vaccine as the New York anesthesiologist documented the four-step process on social media
Filming with a mask and rubbing, he broke the four-step process.
“Step 1: Register (when allowed).”
“Step 2: Sign consent”.
“Step 3: Get the vaccine.”
“Step 4: Follow up for 15-20 minutes.”
Step 2: Sharing all the steps of the process on your Instagram, he went through his followers through the process saying they needed to “sign consent”
Ready to get started: Park filmed himself getting the vaccine in New York after it was launched nationwide Monday
How to get the vaccine: Park shared his videos with the vaccine technician before saying he would provide updates
As health care staff, Park was one of the first classes of people to be offered the dose alongside long-term care center residents.
After receiving the test, he shared that you need to be supervised by professionals before you can be released.
Park added that people should take Tylenol for any “pain at the injection site” before holding a bag of gummy fruit snacks, which he joked were “sweet to be so unforeseen,” according to the baby.
Monitoring process: Park shared that, when receiving the vaccination, it needs to be monitored for 15-20 minutes
Tylenol: He lifted a packet of Tylenol to relieve the pain he may have had while waiting to be released
He then posted a sticker that said “I received my Covid-19 vaccine,” while writing that he would post an “honest assessment” of any symptoms or feelings on days “1-3,” as well as markers for a week, a month. and two months.
The Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine, as well as the Modern vaccine, which is currently being determined for emergency use, have side effects that can range from pain, headache and fatigue.
In clinical trials, only 16% of people experienced a “serious” adverse reaction that required medical attention or prevented them from being able to make their daily lives.
Updates: Joe shared that he would give news on social media about how he felt on key bookmarks, including a few days, a week, a month and two months.
In the studies done, side effects were more common after a second dose of vaccine, but were less common among people aged 55 and under.
Despite the apparent ease of the process, a quarter of Americans reported that they would “probably” or “definitely” refuse to get it in a survey conducted in late summer.
The vaccine comes at a time when a staggering 17 million cases have been reported in the United States and 308,000 deaths.
As promised, Park promised to update his journey as he tries to normalize vaccination so that the world can slowly rebuild itself.
Park was eliminated during the seventh week of The Bachelorette, as Tayshia’s journey to find love in the success of the dating program will culminate in two episodes next week.
Singles Exchange: Park aired for the current season of the hit ABC show, which saw Bachelorette Clare Crawley leave halfway through the season due to finding love with Dale Moss, before Tayshia began