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[DJ Shift]

Received my second dose of Moderna on Thursday around 10:30. My side effects kicked in around midnight with a slight fever, slight headache, slight body aches and slight chills that were on and off, not like my first dose where I had chills for hours. Side effects were gone by 7-8 Friday night. Smoking that Purple Urkel probably helped with the body aches. Not sure how much this helps but I read drinking a ton of water the day before and day of your shot helps with side effects. It could be true because everyone I know that had Moderna said the second dose kicked their ***. Anyways, feels great to be fully vaccinated!

 

[heelsandeers]

Did you take a Tylenol or anything while you were sleeping after waking up the first time or no?

didn’t take anything, just a lot of water yesterday and today

about 36 hours in now and back to feelin normal

 

[biggie62]

didn’t take anything, just a lot of water yesterday and today

about 36 hours in now and back to feelin normal

Cool thanks. Getting my second dose this Friday night so I’m trying to figure out my weekend. I’ve made peace with Saturday being a complete wash but if the weather holds I would like to golf Sunday if possible.

 

[Nike Jordan]

 

[160jordansdeep]

 

[daruma]

 

[flyknitjb]

this is for the best. Give away what we have and stop producing it here. Use the supplies we have to make the other 3.

 

[160jordansdeep]

You’re no safer from COVID-19 social distancing at 6 or 60 feet, study says

Social distancing inside at 60 feet is no safer than at 6 feet — and “exposure time” indoors is actually far more important, according to a new study from the Massachusetts Institute of Techn…

nypost.com

 

[Blake P]

Should we be happy that 92% of Americans have gone back for their second mRNA vaccine dose, or concerned that 8% (~5M) people have skipped it? As with most things, I guess you could say it's all in your perspective.

2nd vaccine shot statistics show majority getting it, only 5 million missing it: CDC

A CDC study found that 92% of patients of had their first vaccine shot are returning for dose two, leaving 5 million who did not report a follow-up.

abcnews.go.com

 

[cragmatic]

Got my second dose of Pfizer about two hours ago, no side effects so far, I’ll keep the thread updated.

 

[biggie62]

Spoke to my coworker who is in her mid 30s and her husband who is like 39 who had their second moderna shots on Saturday. Her husband had nothing the first time around and nothing now. She had a headache and some other small effects after the first shot. After the second shot on Saturday she was dying Saturday night all of Sunday and even today. She had headaches, body aches, and fever.

hopefully this won’t be me next weekend.

 

[smedroc]

Should we be happy that 92% of Americans have gone back for their second mRNA vaccine dose, or concerned that 8% (~5M) people have skipped it? As with most things, I guess you could say it's all in your perspective.

2nd vaccine shot statistics show majority getting it, only 5 million missing it: CDC

A CDC study found that 92% of patients of had their first vaccine shot are returning for dose two, leaving 5 million who did not report a follow-up.

abcnews.go.com

92% turnout is pretty remarkable imo.

 

[feeninlikejodeci]

92% turnout is pretty remarkable imo.

You misunderstood the statistic, it's 92% of people that went for the first shot (which estimates are only 40% of the population).

 

[IATT]

 

[tomdiginson]

Florida is a different place.

 

[dacomeup]

Spoke to my coworker who is in her mid 30s and her husband who is like 39 who had their second moderna shots on Saturday. Her husband had nothing the first time around and nothing now. She had a headache and some other small effects after the first shot. After the second shot on Saturday she was dying Saturday night all of Sunday and even today. She had headaches, body aches, and fever.

hopefully this won’t be me next weekend.

I had some aches, chills and headaches the first round of Moderna and absolutely nothing the second one. Drink a lot of water before and after.

 

[Nike Jordan]

 

[FreshLeeLA]

Got first dose on Tuesday. Got excited and went to the gym for the first time in over a year today. Found out it takes a week or so for the dose to fully kick in , hope I didn't goof

2 weeks to kick in, but if it were me, i personally would have waited the 2 weeks after the 2nd dose before going back to the gym.
just make sure you still follow all the safety precautions such as masking up, sanitizing/wiping down any of the equipment you use, etc.

Damn, I’ve been going hard at the gym since it reopened twice, it’s been months now. It’s what I struggled the most with during the shutdown, not being able to work out

 

[smedroc]

You misunderstood the statistic, it's 92% of people that went for the first shot (which estimates are only 40% of the population).

No I understand the stat.

To me that’s still an excellent turnout considering all the ‘bad press‘ and misinfo surrounding the vaccines.

I personally know several people who have had their first shots and decided to not have their second because of developments in the news.

 

[cragmatic]

Roughly 15 hours now, still no side effects. I even ended up going to the gym last night hoping it would help prevent some of the soreness in my shoulder that I had last time. So far I feel a tiny soreness in my shoulder but that’s it. Last time I feel like it got more sore on day 2.

 

[Barbados Slim]

Second shot in a couple hours.

 

[sonoftony]

Not surprised at all

 

[flyknitjb]

Roughly 15 hours now, still no side effects. I even ended up going to the gym last night hoping it would help prevent some of the soreness in my shoulder that I had last time. So far I feel a tiny soreness in my shoulder but that’s it. Last time I feel like it got more sore on day 2.

It almost feels like the scare of side effects is overblown. Almost everyone I know that has gotten fully vaccinated had no to sore arm only.

 

[dacomeup]

It almost feels like the scare of side effects is overblown. Almost everyone I know that has gotten fully vaccinated had no to sore arm only.

There’s millions of people vaccinated. Using a sample size of everyone you know to make conclusions is statistically insignificant

 

[flyknitjb]

There’s millions of people vaccinated. Using a sample size of everyone you know to make conclusions is statistically insignificant

Even random people posting aren’t having major side effects. Side effects are a big reason people are hesitant to get the vaccine. It’s not as bad as media has portrayed it