Have you question yourself that maybe it’s got nothing to do with the vaccine , and just coincidence it hit you today
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Who Got Poked (Besides Your Mom)
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I had the same experience. I thought it was all good but it took about 12 hours to kick in and then it knocked my dick in the dirt for the next 12 hours.
The next day I was right as rain but that 12 hours of pain was.. well a painful 12 hours.
The second shot hammered my younger neighbors much harder than the virus itself.
The 2nd shot did not go as smooth as the first.
First shot was very much like getting a regular flu shot except the tenderness at the injection site lasted longer.
Second shot felt fine (rode by bike to SF City College) for the first few hours. Got a headache in the afternoon, like I've been reading in a dimly lit room for too long, but that was about it. Distracting but not too painful.
Next day was different. Woke up sweating at 4:30 AM the next morning like I had finished a scorpion bowl all by myself that had been made with the cheapest rum, canned pineapple/orange juice fortified with extra sugar syrup and double the usual amount of grenadine syrup AND was deep into a two day caffeine withdrawal.
Got out of bed, chugged a pint of water, fed the cat, laid on the couch, watched the various Iceland volcano eruption videos till I conked out, then woke at 9-ish shivering.
Rest the day was a mix of shivering and sweating, or a mix of "wrapped in blankets then flinging them off me then wrapping myself back up". Fever peaked at 99.9F...my usual temp is 97.4 to 97.6 F. By the way, as I've gotten older, fevers seem to have a greater effect even though the temperature doesn't really go up any higher.
Sunday was much better with the same low level headache I had on the first day. Was able to walk up to Twin Peaks and enjoy the view. Couldn't take off my sunglasses though, my eyes still had that fever induced photo-sensitivity.
Felt well enough to make dinner.
Today, just a slight bit of pink at the injection site. Barely feel any twinge if I poke the spot.
As Sweetie-pie put it, "That is a good immune response, you might reach full immunity faster because of it."
First shot was very much like getting a regular flu shot except the tenderness at the injection site lasted longer.
Second shot felt fine (rode by bike to SF City College) for the first few hours. Got a headache in the afternoon, like I've been reading in a dimly lit room for too long, but that was about it. Distracting but not too painful.
Next day was different. Woke up sweating at 4:30 AM the next morning like I had finished a scorpion bowl all by myself that had been made with the cheapest rum, canned pineapple/orange juice fortified with extra sugar syrup and double the usual amount of grenadine syrup AND was deep into a two day caffeine withdrawal.
Got out of bed, chugged a pint of water, fed the cat, laid on the couch, watched the various Iceland volcano eruption videos till I conked out, then woke at 9-ish shivering.
Rest the day was a mix of shivering and sweating, or a mix of "wrapped in blankets then flinging them off me then wrapping myself back up". Fever peaked at 99.9F...my usual temp is 97.4 to 97.6 F. By the way, as I've gotten older, fevers seem to have a greater effect even though the temperature doesn't really go up any higher.
Sunday was much better with the same low level headache I had on the first day. Was able to walk up to Twin Peaks and enjoy the view. Couldn't take off my sunglasses though, my eyes still had that fever induced photo-sensitivity.
Felt well enough to make dinner.
Today, just a slight bit of pink at the injection site. Barely feel any twinge if I poke the spot.
As Sweetie-pie put it, "That is a good immune response, you might reach full immunity faster because of it."
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not in a sexual way....but more in a drunke who enjoys car wrecks way.....seeing you dick in the dirt would be worthy of buying the bar a roudn of beers. actual dirt...not anyone's dirt....thats just weird.
the funny part of all this
is those that had no reaction are now getting concerned that maybe they aren't protected
strange times
is those that had no reaction are now getting concerned that maybe they aren't protected
strange times
a simple lab test can answer that. Serum test for covid antibodies. I hope that isn't an invasion of anyones freedom.
Sorry to bring in SCIENCE! here but the data seem to indicate is that if you already have COVID antibodies (meaning: you already had COVID), you're going to have a strong reaction to one of hte mRNA vaccines. This is why it knocked my neighbors on their ass.
www.abc4.com
directorsblog.nih.gov
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Will I have worse COVID-19 vaccine symptoms if I’ve already had the virus?
(ABC4) – You may have heard that those who have already been sick with COVID-19 experience worse symptoms after receiving the vaccine. But is this accepted by the medical community, or just a…
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Of course, antibodies and t-cell immunity are likely just as good as the vaccine and persist for just as long as the vaccines as far as we know:
Two Studies Show COVID-19 Antibodies Persist for Months
More than 8 million people in the U.S. have now tested positive for COVID-19. For those who have recovered, many wonder whether having already fended off SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COV…
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Immune T Cells May Offer Lasting Protection Against COVID-19
Much of the study on the immune response to SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, has focused on the production of antibodies. But, in fact, immune cells known as memory T cells a…
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I wouldn't doubt I had been exposed...late Janyuary 2020, had a brief "flu" for a few days, then got better. Same with a number of us at work, and same with Sweetie-pie.
Most likely exposure would have been from riding the jammed BART trains to work.
In April 2020, the CV-19 test didn't show active infection....no idea what test was used to determine it.
No cutting in line.
One down, one to go. No problem.
