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Sometimes I mix ice cream flavors.
That’s too bold for me. I prefer chocolate ice cream with Hershey’s sauce on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bae
Not to change the subject but just had to say I am now 48 hours past my second Pfizer with absolutely no side effects. The media has done a fine job of scaring people with stories of after effects. Also showing painful deep jabs in the arm on news stories. My shots were so quick that I didn't even know they had been done.
The media blows up everything. That has some lessons about Covid. But I think we will all take away our own observations from that.Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkytoe
So glad you had no side effects! I hadn't read about many negative after-effects with the Pfizer. I, however, had the full gambit of negative side-effects with my 2nd Moderna shot. I'm glad folks (and the media!!!) posted about them, as I was not surprised when I started getting hit with them. Again, as the media and other folks shared, they only lasted for about 24 hours, but those 24 hours were pretty bad!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkytoe
I am honestly the only person I know who reacted at all. With Pfizer #2 I had about 16 hours of fatigue, chills and sore arm. 800 ibuprofen and to bed. Fine the next morning! No biggie for the protection it offers!Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkytoe
I was sick for 3 days with Pfizer #2. 8 hours after it I had the worst chills of my life. Sure beats getting the virus. My son got his second Modena shot 8 hours ago and so far he is fine.
I had flu like muscle aches from the second for a day. from pfizer So it was like a flu except without all the other suffering a flu would have (sore throat, cough, nasal congestion etc. - none of that just muscle aches). Some ibuprofin and some time and it eventually cleared.
I had no chills or fever, just overwhelming fatigue for 3 days. I took lots of long naps and went to bed early. J+J.
Now that kids can get the Pfizer vaccine, we called Friday night and got an appointment for the next morning. The pharmacy we went to was accepting walk-ins, and didn’t seem particularly busy.