Are You Going to? How many? What Kinds? How Often? - ROFLMAO
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We got our 2nd Moderno this morning. So far no side effect. I do keep having a sense of being watched now 
Worked a full day today then washed and did a spay wax on my F150.
No side effects or anything. Alls good in the vaccine world. I had one customer from Penn call me about picking up an order in a couple weeks. I asked about any vaccine yet. He said monday he and his wife had got the Johnson and Johnson and absoulty no issues. He said before the military sent him overseas he had a sheet and a half of vaccines. Five or six in a row he said. He name off crap I'd never heard of. lol.
No side effects or anything. Alls good in the vaccine world. I had one customer from Penn call me about picking up an order in a couple weeks. I asked about any vaccine yet. He said monday he and his wife had got the Johnson and Johnson and absoulty no issues. He said before the military sent him overseas he had a sheet and a half of vaccines. Five or six in a row he said. He name off crap I'd never heard of. lol.
24 hrs after my second shot I had a day of lethargy and tiredness but today, 48 hrs later, I am back to normal. Wife had no side effects at all.
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Woke up this morning, 100 temp, slight headache, and I'm tired. Even after sleeping good last night, I could go back to bed. It will be 24 hours at 9AM, hoping to follow the path of others and wake up Saturday morning feeling fine.
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Wife & I got 2nd doses Moderna, no reaction except sore arm for a couple days.
MIL got 2nd Pfizer, no reaction at all.
FIL got 2nd Moderna, no reaction at all.
Friend & his adult son got 2nd Pfizer, they were sick for 2 days- body aches, nausea, no energy.
Weird the different effects people experience.
MIL got 2nd Pfizer, no reaction at all.
FIL got 2nd Moderna, no reaction at all.
Friend & his adult son got 2nd Pfizer, they were sick for 2 days- body aches, nausea, no energy.
Weird the different effects people experience.
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I can only imagine how the actual virus would have affected those that have those unpleasant reactions from the vaccinations. ?? It's possible that they could have been seriously sick with the actual virus.
Or maybe vice versa. The unpleasant vaccine reactions are attributed to the body's vigorous immune response to a foreign invader. Some even think it is a good thing. The different responses are due to different characteristics of individual immune systems.
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You can’t make a correlation or prediction between vaccine reactions and actual COVID infection severity in an individual.
It is a very interesting and understandable theory....
I spoke with someone today that had bad Moderna reactions both 1 and 2.
They often get flu-like illness each year, even after getting flu shots earlier, which they typically have adverse reactions to as well.
Usually some kind of mild flu/feverish-type illness after any vaccination is an indication of immune-response...that’s a good thing, although a discomfort.
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It has passed. I woke up this morning and fever is gone, no aches, still a slight headache, but we also having storms and seasonal allergies so this little headache most likely has nothing to do with the vaccine.
My dad received his J&J shot the same day I received mine (about an hour apart from one another) and he had ZERO side effects. Talked to him twice yesterday and he was out shopping, taking the zero turn to the farm to do some mowing, and had no complaints.
Now, it could be that dad is just a much tougher character than myself (they don't make'm like they use to) or that he was fortunate enough not to have any side effects.
Either way, we both are now vaccinated and ready to get life back to normal. Can't wait to throw this mask in the garbage can.
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True. Like I said, interesting question. Like you said, speculation, and there will be a lot of that for a while.
Maybe we’ll know more as time goes on.
As a father myself I can assure you that is most certainly the case. You will realize that at some point after you have children...or after they grow up if you already have them! ROFL...
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Yeah, our daughter is 21. I've hit over the half century mark, and will completely agree each generation before me was tougher than I (I was one of the lucky ones that had two great-grandpas and two grandpas alive for years; my one great-grandpa passed away after I graduated high school and my last grandpa died in the early 90s so I consider myself very blessed to have them in my life for such a long period).
My daughter has went from the stage of life where I was the stupidest man on earth to the point that old dad might actually know a thing or two.
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Yes, maturity does things like that. This life's road can have strange twists, some of which can be very heartfelt. Enjoy them when they come your way.
One odd aspect of age however is as you age you become more gullible.
Two studies show that the aging brain is not able to process scams or misleading information. Professor Shelley Taylor of the University of California, Los Angeles, conducted one of the studies. The study data showed that a brain section known as the anterior insula makes the elderly more susceptible to scams.
Seniors are Less Likely to Doubt or Process Visually Deceptive Information
This study data and a survey carried out earlier in the year by the University of Iowa researchers were telling. It showed that the Ventromedial prefrontal cortex's aging leads to a lesser ability to process skepticism and doubt in visual information.
This is one of the reasons it is so easy to "dazzle" old people with fancy charts and numbers. You show them some made up hockey stick graph and get them all scarred and worked up very easily.
Two studies show that the aging brain is not able to process scams or misleading information. Professor Shelley Taylor of the University of California, Los Angeles, conducted one of the studies. The study data showed that a brain section known as the anterior insula makes the elderly more susceptible to scams.
Seniors are Less Likely to Doubt or Process Visually Deceptive Information
This study data and a survey carried out earlier in the year by the University of Iowa researchers were telling. It showed that the Ventromedial prefrontal cortex's aging leads to a lesser ability to process skepticism and doubt in visual information.
This is one of the reasons it is so easy to "dazzle" old people with fancy charts and numbers. You show them some made up hockey stick graph and get them all scarred and worked up very easily.
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Maybe us older folks learned to tr
Us older folks learned to trust at an early age and grew up trusting that a man's handshake was a symbol of trust.
Rather than being "gullible" maybe us older folks simply have not learned to "distrust".
I would consider that an opinion rather than a fact.
Us older folks learned to trust at an early age and grew up trusting that a man's handshake was a symbol of trust.
Rather than being "gullible" maybe us older folks simply have not learned to "distrust".
You know I find that interesting, as I remember many time when I was younger (in my 50's probably) hearing things my father voiced opinions about, and thinking to myself "guess you get set in your thinking when you age..."
Thinking back, I now see it was his life experience speaking, and he was seeing things that I did not, as I was more likely to just accept things at face value.
NOW I realize that what I thought was a biased opinion was likely an expression of the way things actually were, when smoke was eliminated from the picture. I now believe I was not as able to see through the smoke as well as the old man was.