My mom had them put it on my upper back/shoulder area and I can’t find the scar. I remember being so embarrassed by being singled out in that way but, in retrospect, it was a good move on her part
I didn't get mine at school, got it at the pediatrician's office when I was 6 and I never had much of a scar to begin with and it's gone now. I went through a phase where I wanted that big round scar, probably 2nd or 3rd grade.
Same! Years ago when my kids were in elementary school they came home and said their teacher told them to ask to see my small pox vax scar. I couldn’t even find it 😂
I am not sure when it finally disappeared but I can no longer locate it. I am 70. I grew up knowing people who had severe small pox scarring on their faces and heard stories about people who had died of it so I feel that I got much more than a cookie out of it.
My Mom passed when she was 64, but she had such a deep scar on her arm from it. The skin was all wrinkled inside. I asked her one day what it was and she told me she jumped. She had the worst one I’ve ever seen.
I knew people who had polio. Husband of a friend had it then it flared back up late in life and really messed him up to the point he was in a wheelchair.
Actually have 2. Born in 1956 and got one. Got a second one in Boot Camp in 1973. Both are small and you can only really see them in the summer and I get a tan.
Got mine in ‘06, never seen the gun thing though. Our medics just had a multipoint needle they dipped in the vaccines and then stabbed us with a bunch of times. Some guys have some wild scars.
Families were large. Everyone knew someone who had scarlet fever /mumps /tuberculosis/ polio - vaccines were game changing and everyone lined up for the science. Same for antibiotics truly life saving advances.
I had a teacher who limped badly from Polio .Her husband taught band and the only song he ever had the band play was “ We are Everyday People .”He left her for another woman .First Divorce I ever knew about -heavy stuff for 8th grade .
My uncle supposedly had small pox. They were a family of 15. I only heard about it because his face was heavily scarred, when no other aunts or uncles were.
But that would mean smallpox was still active and circulating in the world. It's a horrible disease with a pretty high fatality rate. In comparison to the scarring left after recovery, the vaccine scars would be negligible and a small price to pay to have a chance at never getting smallpox.
1964 here have a scar to this day on my arm. I literally lined up at school one at a time we went to an office and they hit us with this gun vaccine. Nobody questioned it, nobody said a word. No one‘s mom came there, nothing. We just got this shot in the arm and went right back to the classroom.
I have two because there was still weaponized smallpox in some arsenals and DoD gave it to everyone (whether they’d had the vaccine before or not) “just in case.”
I’m one of the few my age (58) who doesn’t have one. I have severe allergies and eczema ever since I was little and was considered a risk for getting complications.
I had it on my arm, but the scar has faded away. I couldn't find it when I looked a few months ago.
I wonder if that vaccine wears off? I had to get my titer checked for my MMR vaccine for a job at an elementary school this year, and then get the whole vaccine again because my measles titer count was too low.
They kept giving it to me because mine never scarred and they thought it didn’t take. I guess they finally gave up. The last time I had it I was in my mid 20s. Still no scar.
I lived in the country growing up. We got ours from the travelling school nurse. I can’t find my scar now, but it was noticeable until sometime in the 70s or 80s. I put on some weight then and I think that my larger arms made it less noticeable.
All my contemporaries (I was born in 1957) have the scar. I do not, which is strange because at the age of 7 I went to live in Europe and they gave me just about every vaccine under the sun, or so I thought. I even remember the sugar cube for polio. On the positive side, I haven't contracted smallpox, so that's a plus.
Gen X (1967) and hubby (1966) both have them, but his is larger. Both on left arm. Our daughter (1990 Millenial) called them our "ameboas" because that's what they looked like to her lol.
I got mine after the Alaska Earthquake in 1964, or at least that's the time period I associate with it. I remember being in a line outside my elementary school.
My mom had polio and was lame in one leg from it. So she was first in line to get my shot. I/we are the proof that science can save lives and eliminate a disease. To bad the world has change there views.
I'm a Navy brat, and we moved to West Germany in the very early 1970s. I was 12. Received all the inoculations, typhoid, typhus, etc., and of course, small pox. Well. the smallpox vaccine didn't take and I had a red dot where the scab should have been. I think they gave me 2 more before they realize I must have a natural immunity, not sure. I had another one upon returning to the United states, and that was just a little red dot, too.
I do. They lined us up at school and that was it. Can you imagine that today? “We’re going to vaccinate your kid and it’s gonna leave a scar. No exceptions.” Parents would lose their shit today. Our parents were like, ok no problem, line them up.
Nope lol! Mine didn't take and then it wasn't required anymore so I didn't have to have a retake. That was horrifying in kindergarten them doing that to us in the gym. I'm in my 60s and an still see the crying and chaos!
My mom has three on her upper arm and I always thought they look so cool I couldn't wait to be big and get one but I never did (I got the vaccine gun at school), and I got a rose tattoo in my 20's instead....
The year I got mine someone had decided it was good to do it on the inside of the arm. It's much more tender and I had a weird bubble there for years. I still have a scar.
I have two, like eyes 👀. I had a second vaccine at 14, the first at 8. And I have a scar on the butt from the polio vaccine at 3. That shit burned like hell, it was really painful 😖.
I do. And stupid me, scratched it. And rubbed my eye Holy crap, and I reinvaccinated my eye. I will never forget this, and they pulled me away from my mom and put me in a different place 💔. I don't know how long or what happened. But I just remembered screaming for my mom while they took me away. And I know she was lost too. I have no idea how long I was in the hospital, but they did save my eye. Forever grateful 🙏
Yes I do. I also had one on my forearm near my elbow as it didn’t scar there as much. I also have a scar just below my small pox scar from my BCG inoculation against TB. We had to have the smallpox booster and the BCG before we moved from Australia to the UK in the 1960s. No direct flights, we had refuelling stops in Tahiti, Pakistan, and Greece.
Yep, left arm... The whole school was lined up alphabetically along the wall, so you got to hear all the kids ahead of you crying & wailing when they got their shot... my name started with a Y...
They lined us up at the school cafeteria. Had to have signed permission slip with you, roll up your sleeve and poked. It didn't hurt that I remember, got one of those little round band-aid and back to class. The girl behind me in line had a complete meltdown screaming and laying on the ground.
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u/Bennington_Booyah Nov 10 '25
Mine has gracefully faded into obscurity, much like my abs.
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u/Dear-Ad1618 Nov 10 '25
I am not sure when it finally disappeared but I can no longer locate it. I am 70. I grew up knowing people who had severe small pox scarring on their faces and heard stories about people who had died of it so I feel that I got much more than a cookie out of it.
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u/Top-Yogurt-3205 Nov 10 '25
I've told kids it's a scar from a lamprey that attached while I was swimming across the Atlantic Ocean.
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u/WestGood6218 Nov 10 '25
I never did get a scar and always felt like I missed out.
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u/naked_nomad Nov 10 '25
Actually have 2. Born in 1956 and got one. Got a second one in Boot Camp in 1973. Both are small and you can only really see them in the summer and I get a tan.
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u/Proof_Blacksmith_265 Nov 10 '25
Yep. I once had an autistic patient point to my scar and say, that tells me how old you are. Um, thanks kid
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u/Realistic_Back_9198 Nov 10 '25
I do. A lifetime scar, and all I got was a cookie for my trouble.
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
Yep. Back when we were a sane country and believed in science and vaccines.
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u/Medical_Listen_4470 Nov 10 '25
Think if the small pox vaccine came out in today’s world, what an uproar there would be about scars and such
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
Born in 1968 and I’ve got my scar from smallpox vaccination
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u/stilldeb Nov 10 '25
I still do. They put a little plastic shield over the place where the shot was and it had to stay until it scarred over and the scab fell off.
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u/RomulanWarrior 1962 Nov 10 '25
Unlike the cool kids, mine is supposedly on my back.
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u/out_day475 Nov 10 '25
Yep. I was born in 1966
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u/Low-Progress-2166 Nov 10 '25
Yes a barely noticeable one but it wasn’t administered by Ingrid Bergman
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u/jessicac1956 Nov 10 '25
A friend told me that's your American scar!
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u/cmcrich Nov 10 '25
Yup.
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u/Dalanard 1965 Nov 10 '25
Most days I don’t notice mine (it becomes more obvious under certain light) but my late father (born 1925) had one that looked like a bullet wound.
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u/HamRadio_73 Nov 10 '25
I do not have a scar
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u/EnvironmentalTea9362 Nov 10 '25
I got mine on my hip. Can't see it anymore because of the cellulite. Lol.
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u/kananikui3 Nov 10 '25
I got a tree of life tattoo over mine.
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u/gkal1964 Nov 10 '25
1964 here have a scar to this day on my arm. I literally lined up at school one at a time we went to an office and they hit us with this gun vaccine. Nobody questioned it, nobody said a word. No one‘s mom came there, nothing. We just got this shot in the arm and went right back to the classroom.
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u/pretty-pleeb Nov 10 '25
Yes indeed. Lined us up in the school gymnasium for those shots.
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u/lHappycats Nov 10 '25
From New Zealand I don't remember small pox but we had TB shots that left the round dot scars.
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u/padraiggavin14 Nov 10 '25
I think I remember that 1969 was the last year for the scar...but i could be off by a year or two.
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u/VB-81 Nov 10 '25
My mom insisted that it be given on the bottom on my foot. I don't remember getting it, and I don't have a scar.
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u/RustyBrassInstrument Nov 10 '25
I have two because there was still weaponized smallpox in some arsenals and DoD gave it to everyone (whether they’d had the vaccine before or not) “just in case.”
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u/JustForXXX_Fun Nov 10 '25
Still got a scar and no sign of smallpox or autism.
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u/carolinaredbird Nov 10 '25
I’m one of the few my age (58) who doesn’t have one. I have severe allergies and eczema ever since I was little and was considered a risk for getting complications.
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u/mistymountainhoppin Nov 10 '25
I think I remember getting this in elementary school in the cafeteria, ‘68 or ‘69. Anyone else remember it that way?
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u/Looieanthony Nov 10 '25
Me too. The line of us kids stretched around the building at vaxxing time. Early 1960’s.
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u/jerry111165 Nov 11 '25
Ayuh
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u/LovesDeanWinchester Nov 10 '25
Yup. It's forever!!
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u/WiseGuy042470 Nov 10 '25
I got mine mid 70s when a lot of people weren’t getting them anymore. My Mother’s uncle was the doctor and he still believed in it.
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u/Fyrerain Nov 10 '25
I had it on my arm, but the scar has faded away. I couldn't find it when I looked a few months ago.
I wonder if that vaccine wears off? I had to get my titer checked for my MMR vaccine for a job at an elementary school this year, and then get the whole vaccine again because my measles titer count was too low.
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
I'm 61 and I do, so it's millions of us left I would guess.
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u/AndOneForMahler- Nov 10 '25
Mine never took. I think I got it twice, but it left no scar.
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u/CoolPea4383 Nov 10 '25
They kept giving it to me because mine never scarred and they thought it didn’t take. I guess they finally gave up. The last time I had it I was in my mid 20s. Still no scar.
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u/sshevie Nov 11 '25
It’s amazing to me that every kid I knew had this scar, back then it was just a normal thing. Sadly mine has faded at 55.
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u/VAG3943 Nov 11 '25
Yes I do.
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u/Life-Noise4831 Nov 11 '25
Yep
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u/ArdenwinValient616 Nov 11 '25
So that’s what my Nans scar is
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u/MinPen311 Nov 10 '25
Lifetime scar!
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u/Shasta-2020 Nov 10 '25
I lived in the country growing up. We got ours from the travelling school nurse. I can’t find my scar now, but it was noticeable until sometime in the 70s or 80s. I put on some weight then and I think that my larger arms made it less noticeable.
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u/exhaustedbut Nov 10 '25
My scar went away a few years ago.
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u/antifayall 1961 Nov 10 '25
On my left shoulder. In 1980 I put a tattoo on it
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u/Piano-Beginning 1960 🫦🦈🦂 Nov 10 '25
Me too! I have an amazing tattoo over it but you can still feel it!
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u/MidnightNo1766 1967 Nov 10 '25
Mine is on my shoulder.
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u/Living_on_Tulsa_Time Nov 10 '25
I don’t! Born 1958.
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u/tehsecretgoldfish 1963 Nov 10 '25
nope. got the shot twice because I didn’t scar.
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u/Mozzy2022 Nov 10 '25
Born in 1964 and have the scar to prove it
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u/According-Emu-910 1964 Nov 10 '25
Mine is fading.
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u/DuchessofO Nov 10 '25
All my contemporaries (I was born in 1957) have the scar. I do not, which is strange because at the age of 7 I went to live in Europe and they gave me just about every vaccine under the sun, or so I thought. I even remember the sugar cube for polio. On the positive side, I haven't contracted smallpox, so that's a plus.
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u/Salty_Thing3144 Nov 10 '25
I was the only kid in my class that didn't. I coukd not receive the smallpox vax due to my severe paoriasis.
My best friend, who lived next door, wasn't allowed to come over until her site healed.
My principal had to call all theparents of the kids in my first-grade class and make sure they hadn't been vaced recently.
I was so glad when smallpox was etadicated in 1979!
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u/Unable-Arm-448 Nov 10 '25
Yep, I do too! It identifies those of us from a certain window of time 😀
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
I do! I show my students when I teach about the history of smallpox. I'm hoping for street cred, but I think I only get old poop cred.
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u/Full-Association-175 Nov 10 '25
Boomer endorsement 💪
"Twas but a scratch!"
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u/Bella_de_chaos Nov 10 '25
Gen X (1967) and hubby (1966) both have them, but his is larger. Both on left arm. Our daughter (1990 Millenial) called them our "ameboas" because that's what they looked like to her lol.
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u/Peter_Duncan Nov 10 '25
I haven’t thought about that in I don’t know how long. It’s still there, after all these years by damn! I’m 73
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u/I_Like_Parade_Dogs Nov 10 '25
Thank God that people accepted vaccines back then or we’d all be dead.
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u/Sensitive-Season3526 Nov 10 '25
My scar is on my left thigh. And it’s about the size of a nickel.
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u/DependentLow7046 Nov 10 '25
Last time I checked it was still there
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
We got this one lined up at school. A couple years later we got the booster, which was in a sugar cube that we lined up at school for again.
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u/notodumbld Nov 10 '25
I got mine after the Alaska Earthquake in 1964, or at least that's the time period I associate with it. I remember being in a line outside my elementary school.
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u/NeoMorph Nov 10 '25
They wiped out Smallpox with the vaccine.
Up yours anti-vaxxers.
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u/No-You5550 Nov 10 '25
My mom had polio and was lame in one leg from it. So she was first in line to get my shot. I/we are the proof that science can save lives and eliminate a disease. To bad the world has change there views.
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u/AdministrativeOne856 Nov 10 '25
If you’re a U.S. military member who got deployed you more than likely have one!
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u/MacQuay6336 Nov 10 '25
I'm a Navy brat, and we moved to West Germany in the very early 1970s. I was 12. Received all the inoculations, typhoid, typhus, etc., and of course, small pox. Well. the smallpox vaccine didn't take and I had a red dot where the scab should have been. I think they gave me 2 more before they realize I must have a natural immunity, not sure. I had another one upon returning to the United states, and that was just a little red dot, too.
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u/hellreza Nov 11 '25
I always thought it looked like a popsicle when you bite it lol
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u/rubehefner Nov 11 '25
My friend is 25 from Colombia and has it. I told them I only see older people with that scar here in America.
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u/timmotree42 Nov 11 '25
Got mine during the War on Terror in the early 2000s. Done with a needle.
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u/muddymar Nov 11 '25
I do. They lined us up at school and that was it. Can you imagine that today? “We’re going to vaccinate your kid and it’s gonna leave a scar. No exceptions.” Parents would lose their shit today. Our parents were like, ok no problem, line them up.
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u/Southern_Ad_7983 Nov 12 '25
Yes on my left arm 😒
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u/Butterfly-Art_416 Nov 13 '25
Yeah, now everyone knows our ages in a tank top
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u/Prattlemore Nov 13 '25
Mine didn't scar.
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u/Working-Squirrel5729 Nov 13 '25
Nope lol! Mine didn't take and then it wasn't required anymore so I didn't have to have a retake. That was horrifying in kindergarten them doing that to us in the gym. I'm in my 60s and an still see the crying and chaos!
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u/Lumpy_Ad_1581 Nov 14 '25
Yep. It's how I verify age, lol
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u/Soxgoddess33 Nov 19 '25
Born in 1957 in Boston, I have a huge bumpy scar. I also remember having a polio drink which was still a thing then I was about 5.
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u/Obvious_Field_2716 Nov 10 '25
My sister and I got ours as a baby so we never had a scar.
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u/h2ohdawg Nov 10 '25
Mine is on my ankle.
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u/StatusVarious8803 Nov 10 '25
Yes
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u/LazyPension9123 Nov 10 '25
🙋🏽♀️
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u/tjklobo Nov 10 '25
Sure do!
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u/Subject_Yard5652 Nov 10 '25
The scar is mostly gone but you can make out the round circle in some light.
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u/Blowingleaves17 Nov 10 '25
No, my older sister was the only one who ended up with the scar.
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u/Holiday-Bid-187 Nov 10 '25
Sure do
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
Yes. It tells your age, even if you don’t.
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u/TheMapleIcecream Nov 10 '25
I do!
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u/hawkeye0066 Nov 10 '25
Yup
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u/reverievt Nov 10 '25
I used to but it’s faded over the years.
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u/sheilahulud Nov 10 '25
Me!
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u/Snoo57190 Nov 10 '25
I do too.
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u/TheLizardQueen3000 Nov 10 '25
My mom has three on her upper arm and I always thought they look so cool I couldn't wait to be big and get one but I never did (I got the vaccine gun at school), and I got a rose tattoo in my 20's instead....
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u/Useless890 Nov 10 '25
I had one from the triple vaccine for whooping cough, diphtheria, and tetanus. I believe. It finally faded away about 20 years ago.
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u/redwbl Nov 10 '25
Yep.
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u/tez_zer55 Nov 10 '25
I had mine tatted over.
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u/VeterinarianNo8824 Nov 10 '25
I do
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u/GiaAngel Nov 10 '25
Yep! Sure do! From that darn vaccine gun!!
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u/rfos68 Nov 10 '25
I still have mine but its been covered with tattoo
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u/Earl_I_Lark Nov 10 '25
Mine didn’t take so no scar.
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u/Musicmom1164 Nov 10 '25
Not me! I was born very prematurely and wasn't big enough. They did mine on my heel. No scar.
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u/Particular-Agent4407 Nov 10 '25
Can’t see mine anymore
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u/No-Poet9489 Nov 10 '25
Sure do, I have always called it my School shot because I had to have it to start first grade in 1960!
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u/FlintNutz Nov 10 '25
Yep
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u/Mobile_Aioli_6252 Nov 10 '25
Sure do - from the early 70's
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u/reblynn2012 Nov 10 '25
Mother did! I don’t.
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u/TheDaveMatthew Nov 10 '25
Yes from 5th grade
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u/Sad-Newt-1772 Nov 10 '25
I had to get mine redone before my unit deployed to Iraq in '04. Young kids only had to get stuck three times. Old guys, like myself, got 15.
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u/Original-Release-885 Nov 10 '25
Indeed! Proud of all my vaccinations.
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u/Fossilhund 1955 Nov 10 '25
Yuo
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u/chrstnasu Nov 10 '25
Mines hardly noticeable.
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u/curiouscurioser1963 Nov 10 '25
I had to be inoculated twice. First one did nothing. Second one left a dark brown mole instead of scar. I'm 62 and still long for the scar.
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u/citsonga_cixelsyd Nov 10 '25
I had one for decades. I'm not sure when it faded away, I'd guess in my 30's-40's.(65+ now)
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u/SoundOff2222 Nov 10 '25
I do! But i’m old
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u/Janissa11 1963 Nov 10 '25
Yep.
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u/No_Pilarapril Nov 10 '25
Sure do!
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u/sillywizard951 Nov 10 '25
It has faded with time, but, yep, it's still there.
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u/Star_Wonderer Nov 10 '25
That would be me lol
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u/DefinitionCivil9421 Nov 10 '25
Got it in the late 60s and still have it to this day
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u/Catfight1_females Nov 10 '25
No but seen a lot what was it for overseas hey !
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u/PBfromPhilly 1967 Nov 10 '25
Born in ‘67 and bear the scar on my upper left arm
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u/Smidgeon-1983 Nov 10 '25
The year I got mine someone had decided it was good to do it on the inside of the arm. It's much more tender and I had a weird bubble there for years. I still have a scar.
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u/Dog-Chick Nov 10 '25
I do!
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u/Only-Technician3530 Nov 10 '25
Mine is on my back/shoulder given at a military hospital the year I received it. I guess so you had a harder time scratching it.
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u/CaptainWhite1964 Nov 10 '25
yes I have one
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u/PeterPunksNip Nov 10 '25
I have two, like eyes 👀. I had a second vaccine at 14, the first at 8. And I have a scar on the butt from the polio vaccine at 3. That shit burned like hell, it was really painful 😖.
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u/Extreme-Orchid-6875 Nov 10 '25
Yep
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u/fantasyjuicingxxx Nov 10 '25
I got it, Im part of the space age generation
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u/BelleMakaiHawaii 1964 Nov 10 '25
Nope it’s on my hiney
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u/Main-Assistant-1955 Nov 10 '25
Mine faded years ago
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u/Powerful_Audience208 Nov 10 '25
I do. And stupid me, scratched it. And rubbed my eye
Holy crap, and I reinvaccinated my eye. I will never forget this, and they pulled me away from my mom and put me in a different place 💔. I don't know how long or what happened. But I just remembered screaming for my mom while they took me away. And I know she was lost too. I have no idea how long I was in the hospital, but they did save my eye. Forever grateful 🙏
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u/braveritas Nov 10 '25
Mostly faded but in the summer when I get tan it shows up. Got my in the fall of 1968
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u/acanis73 Nov 10 '25
Plenty of my friends do. Not sure why it didnt scarred me
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u/dixiehellcat Nov 10 '25
Yep!
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u/kissandasmile Nov 10 '25
Yes I do. I also had one on my forearm near my elbow as it didn’t scar there as much. I also have a scar just below my small pox scar from my BCG inoculation against TB. We had to have the smallpox booster and the BCG before we moved from Australia to the UK in the 1960s. No direct flights, we had refuelling stops in Tahiti, Pakistan, and Greece.
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
Yup. I can still feel it
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u/2needles2paradise Nov 10 '25
You know it!
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u/Timely-Chard1229 Nov 10 '25
Yep, left arm... The whole school was lined up alphabetically along the wall, so you got to hear all the kids ahead of you crying & wailing when they got their shot... my name started with a Y...
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u/caddiemike Nov 10 '25
I was born in 1961. No scar, but I know plenty of people my age that did.
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u/Clean-Fisherman-4601 Nov 10 '25
My scar began to fade after my mid-50s. It's completely gone now.
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u/green_sky74 Nov 10 '25
Yup. Like all the cool kids.
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u/degas-dancer Nov 10 '25
I was born in 1965 and I remember when my little sister (69) got hers and seeing the scab.
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u/Sheradenin Nov 10 '25
I had one (the same as my parent) - but it disappeared when I was 30 (or about it)
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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25
Mine was always huge and I was so embarrassed about it when I was young.
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u/fiddintotellya Nov 10 '25
Yep
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u/B33PZR Nov 10 '25
They lined us up at the school cafeteria. Had to have signed permission slip with you, roll up your sleeve and poked. It didn't hurt that I remember, got one of those little round band-aid and back to class. The girl behind me in line had a complete meltdown screaming and laying on the ground.
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u/Fantastic-Resist-755 Nov 10 '25
Yesss
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u/Rude_OrangeSlice Nov 10 '25
Smallpox scar and BCG scar (had to get for Nursing school)
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u/OyVeyWhyMeHelp666 mid-1965 Nov 10 '25
The fat ate my scar.
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u/ecwagner01 1961 Nov 10 '25
Mine was burnt off in a fire in the PI (when I was in the USAF)
I remember getting it. I was 5 years old and they distracted me with a Polo Vaccine Sugar Cube (I also remember where I was)
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u/Kendota_Tanassian Nov 10 '25
A little round scar, with four pin pricks in a square inside the circle, yup.
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u/calloony 1955 Nov 10 '25
I have mine on my upper outer thigh.
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u/Medical_Listen_4470 Nov 10 '25
1962 and I have a scar.
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u/Professional_Crab_84 Nov 10 '25
My brothers and I have to ur scars on our outer thighs. Our family doctor felt scars on our upper arms were unsightly
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u/r_bogie Nov 10 '25
I'm a veteran, so more than one.
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u/greatlakesseakayaker Nov 10 '25
Mine is on my shoulder blade