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SoupCan

how bout dat
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Jan 18, 2015
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just live clean from now on bud
the human body is amazing at recovering and adapting

I didn't actually mean to infer that you had heart problemos
I can say with confidence that because he is a. Canadian and 3. Sexy that he is of the best of shapes
 

Leigh

Engineer
Pro Fighter
Jan 26, 2015
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Why is it only happening to soccer players in Europe? Could it be the EPO?
It's been happening since before covid.

 

Freeloading Rusty

Here comes Rover, sniffin’ at your ass
Jan 11, 2016
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It's been happening since before covid.

Rambo John J @Sound System thoughts?
 

Wintermute

Putin is gay
Apr 24, 2015
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Possibly of interest:

Got the Pfizer booster Friday after getting the Pfizer initial vax back in late March. Shot was 1:30. Felt alright enough to run some errands and go to CostCo Friday evening. Made dinner, watched TV, watched some porn. Went to bed early.

Round about 2am I woke up feeling... not great. Took a Tylenol that had no effect and essentially didn't sleep for the rest of the night. Watched Contact to distract me from the growing discomfort I was feeling. Was Matthew McConaughey ever more dreamy? Also just realized that was John Hurt. By 9am I would describe how I felt as aggressively bedridden. Everything hurt. It hurt my forehead if I raised my eyebrows. Rolling over hurt. Getting up to pee was unthinkable. 700mg of Tylenol took the edge off and made it bearable, so I stuck with that for the rest of Saturday, but at no point would I consider myself functional. To be honest, on Saturday I regretted getting the jab.

Saturday night I didn't sleep great, but I did sleep better. It's worth mentioning that I'm a habitual weed smoker in the evenings, so the sleeplessness is probably at least partially due to not smoking those 2 days. Sunday I tried to stay off the Tylenol and was able to get up and do a little around the house, my daughter's laughter was like an icepick in the brain, though, so I took a few time-outs. The dog hung out with me, which helped. Body aches, headache, inability to regulate my body temp (alternating fever and chills) balance, nausea, extreme malaise, extreme fatigue were the main symptoms. After my second dose of the first Pfizer vax, I felt rough for about 18 hours. This was way, WAY worse for me.

Today I feel decent, still fairly tired. My $.02
 
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Possibly of interest:

Got the Pfizer booster Friday after getting the Pfizer initial vax back in late March. Shot was 1:30. Felt alright enough to run some errands and go to CostCo Friday evening. Made dinner, watched TV, watched some porn. Went to bed early.

Round about 2am I woke up feeling... not great. Took a Tylenol that had no effect and essentially didn't sleep for the rest of the night. Watched Contact to distract me from the growing discomfort I was feeling. Was Matthew McConaughey ever more dreamy? Also just realized that was John Hurt. By 9am I would describe how I felt as aggressively bedridden. Everything hurt. It hurt my forehead if I raised my eyebrows. Rolling over hurt. Getting up to pee was unthinkable. 700mg of Tylenol took the edge off and made it bearable, so I stuck with that for the rest of Saturday, but at no point would I consider myself functional. To be honest, on Saturday I regretted getting the jab.

Saturday night I didn't sleep great, but I did sleep better. It's worth mentioning that I'm a habitual weed smoker in the evenings, so the sleeplessness is probably at least partially due to not smoking those 2 days. Sunday I tried to stay off the Tylenol and was able to get up and do a little around the house, my daughter's laughter was like an icepick in the brain, though, so I took a few time-outs. The dog hung out with me, which helped. Body aches, headache, inability to regulate my body temp (alternating fever and chills) balance, nausea, extreme malaise, extreme fatigue were the main symptoms. After my second dose of the first Pfizer vax, I felt rough for about 18 hours. This was way, WAY worse for me.

Today I feel decent, still fairly tired. My $.02
Interesting. I felt like shit after dose 2 of Moderna but felt nothing after the booster.

The Moderna booster is only half the dose of the first two, though.
 

Wintermute

Putin is gay
Apr 24, 2015
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Interesting. I felt like shit after dose 2 of Moderna but felt nothing after the booster.

The Moderna booster is only half the dose of the first two, though.
I thought the Pfizer was a reduced dose, but the guy told me it was a full. Go figure. I believe the ModeRNA first 2 doses were higher, right? 100mcg vs 30mcg for the Pfizer?
 

BeardOfKnowledge

The Most Consistent Motherfucker You Know
Jul 22, 2015
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Possibly of interest:

Got the Pfizer booster Friday after getting the Pfizer initial vax back in late March. Shot was 1:30. Felt alright enough to run some errands and go to CostCo Friday evening. Made dinner, watched TV, watched some porn. Went to bed early.

Round about 2am I woke up feeling... not great. Took a Tylenol that had no effect and essentially didn't sleep for the rest of the night. Watched Contact to distract me from the growing discomfort I was feeling. Was Matthew McConaughey ever more dreamy? Also just realized that was John Hurt. By 9am I would describe how I felt as aggressively bedridden. Everything hurt. It hurt my forehead if I raised my eyebrows. Rolling over hurt. Getting up to pee was unthinkable. 700mg of Tylenol took the edge off and made it bearable, so I stuck with that for the rest of Saturday, but at no point would I consider myself functional. To be honest, on Saturday I regretted getting the jab.

Saturday night I didn't sleep great, but I did sleep better. It's worth mentioning that I'm a habitual weed smoker in the evenings, so the sleeplessness is probably at least partially due to not smoking those 2 days. Sunday I tried to stay off the Tylenol and was able to get up and do a little around the house, my daughter's laughter was like an icepick in the brain, though, so I took a few time-outs. The dog hung out with me, which helped. Body aches, headache, inability to regulate my body temp (alternating fever and chills) balance, nausea, extreme malaise, extreme fatigue were the main symptoms. After my second dose of the first Pfizer vax, I felt rough for about 18 hours. This was way, WAY worse for me.

Today I feel decent, still fairly tired. My $.02
This should be moved to the "Covid Darwin awards thread".
 

Filthy

Iowa Wrestling Champion
Jun 28, 2016
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You don’t think his heart attack had anything to do with the years of steroid use?
FACT: the heart is a muscle
FACT: steroids make muscles stronger.
FACT: HHH never failed a steroid test in his career. He's natty as natty can be.
 
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I thought the Pfizer was a reduced dose, but the guy told me it was a full. Go figure. I believe the ModeRNA first 2 doses were higher, right? 100mcg vs 30mcg for the Pfizer?
Yeah with Moderna it's 100, 100, 50 mcg. Pfizer is 30, 30, 30 mcg. No idea how that impacts side effects as I imagine they're different in a lot of other ways as well.

As bad as the side effects were for me after the second dose, they didn't last more than 24 hours. Crazy you had such long lasting side effects.
 

Wintermute

Putin is gay
Apr 24, 2015
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Yeah with Moderna it's 100, 100, 50 mcg. Pfizer is 30, 30, 30 mcg. No idea how that impacts side effects as I imagine they're different in a lot of other ways as well.

As bad as the side effects were for me after the second dose, they didn't last more than 24 hours. Crazy you had such long lasting side effects.
Almost everything is back to normal now- I'm decently nauseous and I still have some mild tachycardia. @Splinty ?
 

Shinkicker

For what it's worth
Jan 30, 2016
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Almost everything is back to normal now- I'm decently nauseous and I still have some mild tachycardia. @Splinty ?
You mentioned fever and chills. Did you increase your fluid intake? A fever can dehydrate you and cause nausea and increased heart rate.

What do you consider mild tachycardia?


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Wintermute

Putin is gay
Apr 24, 2015
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You mentioned fever and chills. Did you increase your fluid intake? A fever can dehydrate you and cause nausea and increased heart rate.

What do you consider mild tachycardia?


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Resting for me is mid to high 60s, I was in the high 80s/low 90s most of the weekend laying around. I was totally dehydrated, no question. Dry mouth for 2 days.
 

Filthy

Iowa Wrestling Champion
Jun 28, 2016
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i'm not saying the vaccine isn't appropriate for certain risk profiles, but the notion that it should be mandated for pre-pubescent kids is just insanity.