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But regarding the fertility question, if the immune response were to attack the placenta because of the similar proteins as covid, then a natural covid infection would do the same thing, and we be screwed anyway.
This was the conclusion that the separate groups that I spoke with came to.
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.
You should be fine. Both of my Moderna shots were given before 4 PM and felt no effects until after I first went to bed.
 
What really cracks me up is the paranoia people have about the ingredients of vacinnes (not just the covid one), thinking a miniscule amount of some chemical in a vacinne is going to be toxic or cause some kind of chronic condition. Formaldehyde? Do you smoke or live in a house with plywood? Aluminum? Do you use underarm deodorant? Even mercury you are naturally exposed to more than what might be in a vacinne. People just don't realize the kind of exposure to chemicals they get every day. I'm not saying that the daily exposure is going to do any substantial harm, but vacinne ingredients should be the last of your concerns.

I know this isn't what the concern is regarding fertility, but it just another example of the stupidity. But regarding the fertility question, if the immune response were to attack the placenta because of the similar proteins as covid, then a natural covid infection would do the same thing, and we be screwed anyway.
FYI, now the rumors are out there that someone who is just vaccinated can shed their "proteins" on to other women and make them infertile. There are businesses and schools banning vaccinated people from going near women! Certainly feels like people have been watching a lot of Handmaid's Tale.
 
FYI, now the rumors are out there that someone who is just vaccinated can shed their "proteins" on to other women and make them infertile. There are businesses and schools banning vaccinated people from going near women! Certainly feels like people have been watching a lot of Handmaid's Tale.

Must. Not. Make. Shedding. Proteins. Joke.
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.
FWIW, I had my shot at 11:45. At around 7 PM I got cold and felt tired. I threw on a sweatshirt and crawled under a comforter and slept until 9 PM and then I felt fine. Mrs. 82, however, got 48 hours of flu like symptoms.
 
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Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.

I was okay with Moderna's second shot until about 8-10 hours after. Then I started feeling really tired.
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.
I started feeling minor effects about 3 hours after the shot...but it hit harder after about 8 hours
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.

I had the shot at 3:30 PM and started feeling it at around 4:00 AM. Me and the couch were one until about 9:30 PM. Fine the next day.
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.
From the people I know (Moderna) that hard side effects, most started to feel something 7-10 hours after .
 
Who's going to give their 12-15 year old's the Pfizer vaccine now - since its approved ? Considering doing so for mine in the next month or so - before school starts.
 
Who's going to give their 12-15 year old's the Pfizer vaccine now - since its approved ? Considering doing so for mine in the next month or so - before school starts.
Lots of my older middle school students are getting it this weekend and/or next week.
 
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Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.
my wife and i both got Moderna, shots 1 and 1:10 pm, and we both went to bed feeling fine, and woke up (seperate rooms so if one of us had issues we wouldn't both suffer) around 2am with the fever, chills and crap.
 
Who's going to give their 12-15 year old's the Pfizer vaccine now - since its approved ? Considering doing so for mine in the next month or so - before school starts.
We've been back and forth, but finally decided that our kid gets her shot when she turns 12 in July.
 
Who's going to give their 12-15 year old's the Pfizer vaccine now - since its approved ? Considering doing so for mine in the next month or so - before school starts.
If you are going to get the shot for school, why not now?
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.
Got Pfizer at 6:30 pm - was just more tired than usual till 13 hours later. Then the chills, fever, aches etc. You should be fine
 
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Live from second shot waiting area. Still a lot of people of short of full capacity. No lines really.
My arm is definitely more sore than from shot #1.

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Well I went about 24 hours with just a sore arm after 2nd Moderna. Then fatigue hit this morning, then chills and my thinking is fuzzy. Now fever of 100 and I’m unusually in the high 97 range. Thought I had lucked out. I guess not.
 
Well I went about 24 hours with just a sore arm after 2nd Moderna. Then fatigue hit this morning, then chills and my thinking is fuzzy. Now fever of 100 and I’m unusually in the high 97 range. Thought I had lucked out. I guess not.
That happened to me. I freaking went for a run the morning after. Then it hit me around 11 AM and relented the next morning.
 
We've been back and forth, but finally decided that our kid gets her shot when she turns 12 in July.
My kids are 7 and 9 at the start of the school year in the fall. Testing started in March for their age group and it’s looking like early 2022 for the under 12’s to get vaccinated. By that time, we’ll have 6 months of data for the 12-15yr group on top of studies so I’ll feel pretty good about vaccinating them.
 
Somewhat of a tangent but was reading some stuff about a norovirus breakout around a mom and pop donut shop in Ellington a few weeks ago around Mother's Day weekend. Not sure if it was an employee or customer who brought the virus in to the store.

Says how the norovirus is highly contagious just by passing on a few droplets or how it can survive on surfaces like a door knobs, cash, food or other exposed surfaces. Bunch of folks got the stomach rot and stuff for a day up to a week.
 
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This was my first somewhat normal week back at work since March 2020. I had multiple non-emergency client visits (to one office that immediately listened to the CDC and ditched masks for vaccinated people) for the first time since the pandemic started. I woke up at 4 AM this morning with a horrible sore throat and headache. I'm tired, but I also slept horribly from 4 AM on. Who knows what I got or where I got it, but I picked up something. I'll get a COVID test out of consideration to others since I have several business appointments next week. Fun times.
 
This was my first somewhat normal week back at work since March 2020. I had multiple non-emergency client visits (to one office that immediately listened to the CDC and ditched masks for vaccinated people) for the first time since the pandemic started. I woke up at 4 AM this morning with a horrible sore throat and headache. I'm tired, but I also slept horribly from 4 AM on. Who knows what I got or where I got it, but I picked up something. I'll get a COVID test out of consideration to others since I have several business appointments next week. Fun times.
I wish you well.
 
Question for people who had the second mRNA shot and who became ill. How long did that take to affect you? I get my shot around 9:20 tomorrow and have to drive somewhere (for a Covid test of all things) at 1:30. I'm hoping I'm not feverish and out of it.

Had Pfizer...they both hurt going in, I think someone said it felt a little like injecting battery acid. No after effects from either. It was weird that the second one was sore a little longer and I got a bruise at the injection site that actually seemed to grow for a couple days before fading away.
 
I had my second Pfizer on 4/27 with no side effects.
I wonder if going maskless in addition to perhaps immune systems being weaker due to less exposure the past year to all kinds of things - could spike certain illnesses?
 
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