everysingletime
formerly amel223
- Apr 4, 2006
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130/80 is my normal bp, maybe a little higher some days
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ah. if it's inflammation then that that must be why the tylenol helped. no?
Yeah, could be stress/anxiety like frink85 said. I know for a fact my bp can jump really high when I’m anxious/stressed.
Yeah, I know what E everysingletime is describing would freak me out if it happened to me. My bp goes up just from being inside a doctor’s office lol.and when you wake up and your face is throbbing in pain and you think you're about to turn into vaccine zombie, that's pretty damn stressful lol
Yeah, I know what E everysingletime is describing would freak me out if it happened to me. My bp goes up just from being inside a doctor’s office lol.
Haha yeah this is definitely me. I always have to take my bp multiple times.
out of control. spring peak was 2000 deaths/day. we're now at 3000 deaths/day and going up.
It’s great that we’re capable of doing 200k + tests per day. I remember when it was impossible to get tested just 6-7 months ago.
S.F. Millennial was fit and healthy before COVID-19. He’s a disabled ‘long-hauler’ now
Charlie McCone had it all: a great job, an active social life, perfect health, wedding...www.sfchronicle.com
And places are packed and road ways are full. Did we shut down too early? Or are Americans just too hard to control in any manner?
Many don't even believe that. They're being told vaccinated AND Masks and distanced is a necessity for a long while, so why even vaccinate?So is it vaccine or bust for the U.S. now? There is just too much division and people becoming lax over the protocols that it appears things may not start to get much better until the spring or even later.
And places are packed and road ways are full. Did we shut down too early? Or are Americans just too hard to control in any manner?