The coronavirus

Bentleyspop

Just got my Moderna shot!
An hour ago I was at work and got the call from a local health clinic. I had signed up on a wait list for when they had extra shots. My boss got her first shot here with no side effects. Hopefully I won't either.

oftenreading

Bentleyspop said:

Just got my Moderna shot!
An hour ago I was at work and got the call from a local health clinic. I had signed up on a wait list for when they had extra shots. My boss got her first shot here with no side effects. Hopefully I won't either.

Great news, and good luck! 

Weston1283

Bentleyspop said:

Just got my Moderna shot!
An hour ago I was at work and got the call from a local health clinic. I had signed up on a wait list for when they had extra shots. My boss got her first shot here with no side effects. Hopefully I won't either.

Awesome!  I have a few members who were lucky enough to get the end of the day phone call saying "we have extras" recently

lastexitlondon

Great to see .^^. 
This is how I got my first shot. Left overs.  Glad none is going to waste for us who want the vaccine. 

brianlux

This is a bit odd (maybe not?)-  my wife's arm got really sore today right after we got our first Moderna.  I felt nothing.  She also started feeling crumby and still has a sore arm.  I felt nothing for the first 6 hours or so but now it's starting to hit me- sore arm, lower back pain, low grade fever, blah feeling. 

I sometimes think I'm a bit dense.  Maybe it's just that I'm a bit slow!

lastexitlondon

That is perfectly  normal bri.
A good immune  response.  Its working. I had those  and more symptoms about 3am after having the shot at 2.30pm. My partner  didn't get a response  until a day later she has a thyroid disorder  everything is slower with her.  Pulse 49 ffs haha

brianlux

lastexitlondon said:

That is perfectly  normal bri.
A good immune  response.  Its working. I had those  and more symptoms about 3am after having the shot at 2.30pm. My partner  didn't get a response  until a day later she has a thyroid disorder  everything is slower with her.  Pulse 49 ffs haha

Good to know, Rob, thank you! I've had some really tremendously bad flu bugs in the past so anything that feels like "sick" get me concerned.  Knowing the way I feel is normal is reassuring! 

Weston1283

brianlux said:

lastexitlondon said:

That is perfectly  normal bri.
A good immune  response.  Its working. I had those  and more symptoms about 3am after having the shot at 2.30pm. My partner  didn't get a response  until a day later she has a thyroid disorder  everything is slower with her.  Pulse 49 ffs haha

Good to know, Rob, thank you! I've had some really tremendously bad flu bugs in the past so anything that feels like "sick" get me concerned.  Knowing the way I feel is normal is reassuring! 

I got pretty rocked between the 12-24 hour post injection time frame after the first Pfizer

oftenreading

oftenreading said:

lastexitlondon said:

Infact I believe  I've read immunity  doesn't drop after 3 or 4 months. All good news for covering  large populations to a good level. 

Rob, this is specifically referring to immunity after only one dose, not two. We don’t yet have data on longer term immunity after one dose of the mRNA vaccines since no jurisdiction has been doing that. We have to get the data to be certain but the weight of scientific info from other immunization suggest it should be fine. 

Sorry for quoting my post but I wanted to correct an error and no point in editing it back where no-one will see it.

Had a brain blurp yesterday when I wrote that. The UK has extended the dose interval up to 12 weeks, so there is preliminary data from that, though not the 16 weeks. I hope that BC and whichever other provinces in Canada that decide to extend the dosing interval to 16 weeks, have robust studies planned. This opportunity for study shouldn't be missed. 

brianlux

Weston1283 said:

brianlux said:

lastexitlondon said:

That is perfectly  normal bri.
A good immune  response.  Its working. I had those  and more symptoms about 3am after having the shot at 2.30pm. My partner  didn't get a response  until a day later she has a thyroid disorder  everything is slower with her.  Pulse 49 ffs haha

Good to know, Rob, thank you! I've had some really tremendously bad flu bugs in the past so anything that feels like "sick" get me concerned.  Knowing the way I feel is normal is reassuring! 

I got pretty rocked between the 12-24 hour post injection time frame after the first Pfizer

I hear you, Weston.  I'm getting my ass kicked down a couple flights on concrete stairs this morning from the first Moderna vacc.  Woke up feeling like death warmed over and lower back pain that had me moaning.  NOT looking forward to Moderna #2 (but will do it). 

Weston1283

brianlux said:

Weston1283 said:

brianlux said:

lastexitlondon said:

That is perfectly  normal bri.
A good immune  response.  Its working. I had those  and more symptoms about 3am after having the shot at 2.30pm. My partner  didn't get a response  until a day later she has a thyroid disorder  everything is slower with her.  Pulse 49 ffs haha

Good to know, Rob, thank you! I've had some really tremendously bad flu bugs in the past so anything that feels like "sick" get me concerned.  Knowing the way I feel is normal is reassuring! 

I got pretty rocked between the 12-24 hour post injection time frame after the first Pfizer

I hear you, Weston.  I'm getting my ass kicked down a couple flights on concrete stairs this morning from the first Moderna vacc.  Woke up feeling like death warmed over and lower back pain that had me moaning.  NOT looking forward to Moderna #2 (but will do it). 

I don’t know of anyone who had a reaction to both, it’s been just one or the other.  I didn’t even get a sore arm after dose 2.

brianlux

Weston1283 said:

brianlux said:

Weston1283 said:

brianlux said:

lastexitlondon said:

That is perfectly  normal bri.
A good immune  response.  Its working. I had those  and more symptoms about 3am after having the shot at 2.30pm. My partner  didn't get a response  until a day later she has a thyroid disorder  everything is slower with her.  Pulse 49 ffs haha

Good to know, Rob, thank you! I've had some really tremendously bad flu bugs in the past so anything that feels like "sick" get me concerned.  Knowing the way I feel is normal is reassuring! 

I got pretty rocked between the 12-24 hour post injection time frame after the first Pfizer

I hear you, Weston.  I'm getting my ass kicked down a couple flights on concrete stairs this morning from the first Moderna vacc.  Woke up feeling like death warmed over and lower back pain that had me moaning.  NOT looking forward to Moderna #2 (but will do it). 

I don’t know of anyone who had a reaction to both, it’s been just one or the other.  I didn’t even get a sore arm after dose 2.

That is encouraging.  I would love for dose #2 to be a walk in the park.  I don't like feeling crappy and don't like being cranky (not that I ever really get cranky, riggggggght.) 

lastexitlondon

Same. 1 reaction  on 1 of either dose  is all I've heard.  Let's hope bri . You will find out before me. 

lastexitlondon

Although  not many here have had a second  dose. Nobody has the one i had. 

FiveBelow

brianlux said:

This is a bit odd (maybe not?)-  my wife's arm got really sore today right after we got our first Moderna.  I felt nothing.  She also started feeling crumby and still has a sore arm.  I felt nothing for the first 6 hours or so but now it's starting to hit me- sore arm, lower back pain, low grade fever, blah feeling. 

I sometimes think I'm a bit dense.  Maybe it's just that I'm a bit slow!

Probably just side effects of the microchip trying to find the perfect spot for implantation.

Glad to see so many of you are on your way to being protected.

Weston1283

Texas Rangers are allowing full capacity with masks starting opening day April 5th

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/03/10/texas-rangers-become-first-pro-team-to-announce-a-return-to-full-capacity/

mfc2006

I am in Phase 3 for Missouri...but got an email yesterday from DHHS that I can schedule my shot, so I'm getting my first shot tomorrow. I have a feeling that this has something to do with vaccines getting wasted. In any case, I am relieved. 

brianlux

FiveBelow said:

brianlux said:

This is a bit odd (maybe not?)-  my wife's arm got really sore today right after we got our first Moderna.  I felt nothing.  She also started feeling crumby and still has a sore arm.  I felt nothing for the first 6 hours or so but now it's starting to hit me- sore arm, lower back pain, low grade fever, blah feeling. 

I sometimes think I'm a bit dense.  Maybe it's just that I'm a bit slow!

Probably just side effects of the microchip trying to find the perfect spot for implantation.

Glad to see so many of you are on your way to being protected.

Haha!  I told my wife the nanobots they injected were looking for a more suitable host.   

josevolution

mfc2006 said:

I am in Phase 3 for Missouri...but got an email yesterday from DHHS that I can schedule my shot, so I'm getting my first shot tomorrow. I have a feeling that this has something to do with vaccines getting wasted. In any case, I am relieved. 

Good to hear!

stuckinline

brianlux said:

Weston1283 said:

brianlux said:

lastexitlondon said:

That is perfectly  normal bri.
A good immune  response.  Its working. I had those  and more symptoms about 3am after having the shot at 2.30pm. My partner  didn't get a response  until a day later she has a thyroid disorder  everything is slower with her.  Pulse 49 ffs haha

Good to know, Rob, thank you! I've had some really tremendously bad flu bugs in the past so anything that feels like "sick" get me concerned.  Knowing the way I feel is normal is reassuring! 

I got pretty rocked between the 12-24 hour post injection time frame after the first Pfizer

I hear you, Weston.  I'm getting my ass kicked down a couple flights on concrete stairs this morning from the first Moderna vacc.  Woke up feeling like death warmed over and lower back pain that had me moaning.  NOT looking forward to Moderna #2 (but will do it). 

Brian, I hope you feel better soon!