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Originally Posted by Drexel
I am now 15 hours in since the 2nd shot.
My arm is definitely much more sore than after the 1st dose, but other than that and feeling a little achey, so far so good. No other symptoms.
I’ll update in a few hours. Hopefully I dodged a bullet.
GS
ZoD
Was probably just Cat Scratch FeverQuote:
Originally Posted by PuTTY
Yeah I've had one dose of Pfizer and got slight arm soreness, that's it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoodedN
Who the fuck are the Knudsens?Quote:
Originally Posted by dwai
found Sloppy Joe on Twitter yall
Putin big and in the center LIKE A BOSSQuote:
Originally Posted by dwai
ROFL TEAM "SCIENCE"
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Originally Posted by HoodedN
ROFL SCIENCE!
Yea...
Besser
-In office
January 22, 2009 – June 8, 2009
-Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: $53,501
...those are the parts that are not highlighted in that shitty tweet by some dweeb whose biggest financier was the Club for Growth...
"The Guardian described the group as "one of the biggest backers" of Republicans who voted to overturn the results of the 2020 United States presidential election, having spent around $20 million on their campaigns in 2018 and 2020"
...oh and that nefarious group that forked a full 50k...
"The foundation's goal, through the use of grants, is "to improve the health and health care of all Americans"
...and the super secret reason why Johnson & Johnson is connected to that grimy foundation might have something to do with Robert Wood Johnson II being the founder of the company and the foundation.
Also J&J and Pfizer aren't super best friends. They're direct competitors.
ROFL lemmings.
lol look at gimmick shill for big pharma, what a faggot
My neighbor left via ambulance yesterday, after having a seizure.
Got his 2nd shot the day before.
So up here in the Great White North things continue to go swimmingly.
Got the AstraZeneca vaccine Friday morning. Late Friday night & all day Saturday were a right off. Insane headache, fever, body aches, the whole package. Ok now with the exception of a very sore arm.
Wife’s turn tomorrow.
The wife & I are daily exercisers/not overweight.
Why AstraZeneca? No choice. The only way to get vaccinated in my age group (40-60) is AZ.
There’s a lot of you that bash Canada on here, my guess is you’ve never spent much time here. Honestly it’s a great place to live with the exception of the shitty weather Nov-Mar. Unlike Les I love the good old USA too & spend those months in a warm location.
Trudeau is an epic fail. For many reasons this guy is a terrible leader but his handling of the COVID pandemic has been comical. And the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford (brother to crackhead Rob Ford / infamous dead Toronto mayor) is even worse. Literally had a meltdown on his presser last week, crying & apologizing. Clueless leadership.
Because of the government’s inability to procure vaccinations last year we are stuck with the decision of accepting AZ or waiting another few months.
Fuck that. I need 1 more shot & we are off to Vegas that weekend.
Just got my second an hour ago.
It was a good run.
Yup dwai's good at finding Russian propaganda. If only there were some clues, like the RUPTLY sign on the upper left corner. Guess you'd need to know what it means for it to matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walter SobchakPutin big and in the center LIKE A BOSSQuote:
Originally Posted by dwai
ROFL TEAM "SCIENCE"
All vaccine make company friends, yes?Quote:
Originally Posted by dwai
Why the fuck would J&J care about Pfizer's bad press. That one is without a question mark. If you knew, you wouldn't have posted your usual edgy lemming shit in the first place.
Background: I'm 46, 5'11", average weight, (165) and in average physical condition. I had what I would term a "moderate" case of COVID back in early January. No severe symptoms or shortness of breath, but was legit knocked on my ass for about 10 days. Onset of symptoms was January 2nd, and they finally disappeared on January 14th.
I got the first Pfizer shot last Wednesday the 21st under immense pressure from my girlfriend, who I live with, and who had a much milder case of COVID at the same time I did. I resisted for awhile before finally giving in, but I felt the whole time like i was making a mistake and I just didn't need the vaccine yet.
Timeline since then:
Rest of Wednesday: progressively sorer arm around injection site
Thursday: Sore arm continued and general muscle/body aches
Friday: Aches not as bad, but beginnings of a scratchy throat
Saturday: Full-on head cold symptoms, but feel fine otherwise
Yesterday: Absolutely knocked on my ass. Felt like I couldn't get out of bed. All head cold type symptoms still present plus a modest (99.4) fever in the evening
Today: No more fever and I "feel" better, but my head still feels like its going to explode.
My girlfriend (who I love dearly, but who basically takes her life cues from Don Lemon, Chris Cuomo and Trevor Noah) is trying to gaslight me into thinking that this is somehow not related to the shot. Because you know, the vaccines are perfect and nothing bad could EVER happen to people given a vaccine tested for 15-20% of the normal study period for these types of things to get approval... right???
The research I've done leads me to believe that there's a definite correlation between the fact that I had a recent moderate COVID case and the bad vaccine side effects. Simply put, I already had robust immunity and the shot:
A.) was redundant, and
B.) had the effect of sending my immune system into overdrive.
Unless I see something ground breaking that changes my mind, there is currently a 0.0% chance of my keeping my 2nd shot appointment.
I'm by NO MEANS an anti-vaxxer or telling anybody to get or not get the vaccine... All I'm saying is don't let societal pressure or pressure from others (regardless of ideology) affect the medical decisions that you make for yourself.
why would your gf try to convince you this is unrelated to the shot, all of these are recognized side effects.
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Originally Posted by Daly
Guess I’m an odd duck.
First shot I was sleepy & slightly lethargic. Maybe some aches and pains and def a sore arm at the injection site.
Second shot sore at injection site. Cant really report much else. Don’t feel like going out for dinner or anything but that’s me most Mondays.
Guess I’m lucky
If by this past January you mean just 3.5 months ago, not 15.5 months ago, I would have got vaccine with the intent of getting just one. Even the experts have weighed only one shot for those who had COVID even mid year last year. Yours being so recent, I’d feel completely covered by that one you got. You basically got a second shot reaction to first shot, which makes perfect sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by go_buccos
I think it would be the official recommendation and protocol that those with Covid get one shot if so many people weren’t convinced they had COVID without getting a positive test. I’d say of ten people who were convinced they had it, some I was even convinced, only two ended up actually having it. I think they are worried about saying just get one because of the self-diagnose crowd convinced they had it without verification.
If you just had it this January, I assume you got a positive test as testing was prevalent, and I’d consider myself done.
If I was just pretty sure I had it, maybe even almost positive, but didn’t have a positive test, I’d get both. That sounds like an unpleasant few days, but nothing you can’t handle or couldn’t handle again. With a positive test three months ago, fuck having a bad few days again unnecessarily. That would be my approach. Glad you’re feeling better.
I had a similar experience with my first. Currently sitting 5 hours after my second, nothing so far.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Daly
Guess I’m an odd duck.
First shot I was sleepy & slightly lethargic. Maybe some aches and pains and def a sore arm at the injection site.
Second shot sore at injection site. Cant really report much else. Don’t feel like going out for dinner or anything but that’s me most Mondays.
Guess I’m lucky
My first with pfizer on 4/20 was just a sore arm for a couple days, although I was a bit more lethargic the next day. Second coming on 5/11. Hoping for the same.
I get to visit the good folks from the US Navy and all the other workers/volunteers at the Hynes Convention Center tomorrow morning for Pfizer shot 2.