Did the Covid shot make you cranky?

[Larry Caldwell]

Now, you've got me thinking. I've just been following the crowd and taking shots. Where can I read about the vaccine not meeting the criteria for a vaccine?

That's just anti-vaxxer FUD. They are trying to sell the idea that it's not a vaccine because it doesn't contain any Covid virus.

With new variants popping up, we can expect an annual booster to take care of the mutations. With the new mRNA tech, we might also finally get a flu vaccine that is effective against all flu strains. The flu used to kill 20,000 to 60,000 people a year. With a good multivalent mRNA vaccine for both influenza and Covid, we could save half a million lives a year.

 

[the old grind]

NO it didn't, so leave me alone, OK?!

Moderna, 1st shot I just had a sore arm, 2nd shot I had a sore arm and felt like **** the entire next day, sore joints, tired and a low grade headache.

Same here exactly. btw, this my 4th headache in 20 yrs. I don't get 'em from drinkin' but don't see that as a remedy either.

 

[stuckmotor]

My hay supplier contacted me today, for next winter's order. He and his wife both had Covid and he lost his father-in-law to it quite recently.

 

[ArlyA]

We know lots of folks who lost elderly parents to it. Sad.

 

[txdon]

Getting the second Moderna tomorrow AM.......I'll let you know. Sore arm after the first one was all.

Are you still with us?

 

[racinrandy221]

I'm waiting for the FDA approval before I take the shot.

 

[homesteader13]

I apologize if I insulted anybody, that was not my intent.
Since I retired from the Military many years ago and no longer had to have mandatory flu shots, I've never had one since and have never been sick again since as well.
I just don't like putting 'stuff' in my body because I'm told that's what I need to do.
When I was a young tike I got the chicken pox, and then they came out with a 'vaccine' for it and it became mandatory to have to go to school. So my parents gave it to me. I got chicken pox 3 more times after that, and each episode was worse than the last.
So my original comment came from personal experience and wasn't meant to belittle anyone who chose to get the "Covid Vaccine"
I prefer to take my chances and thank God I'm blessed with being able to live up on our mountain and only go to town a couple times a month.

 

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I apologize if I insulted anybody, that was not my intent.
Since I retired from the Military many years ago and no longer had to have mandatory flu shots, I've never had one since and have never been sick again since as well.
I just don't like putting 'stuff' in my body because I'm told that's what I need to do.
When I was a young tike I got the chicken pox, and then they came out with a 'vaccine' for it and it became mandatory to have to go to school. So my parents gave it to me. I got chicken pox 3 more times after that, and each episode was worse than the last.
So my original comment came from personal experience and wasn't meant to belittle anyone who chose to get the "Covid Vaccine"
I prefer to take my chances and thank God I'm blessed with being able to live up on our mountain and only go to town a couple times a month.

Chicken pox vaccine became available in 1995, and no states required it for school before 2000.

 

[homesteader13]

Not going to argue or go down a rabbit hole, but googling does not always give you accurate facts.
The chicken pox vaccine had been developed before I was even born. (Early 1960's) And I'm a grandfather.
I WAS administered the chicken pox vaccine in Vancouver Washington when I was in grade school in the 70s 80s.
I was a kid, maybe it was mandatory, maybe it was an experiment, I can't say for certain. But I can say that I remember it explicitly.

 

[homesteader13]

Ok, and if you rely on that as fact you would guess my age as 20-25 so that would make me less credible?
When in actuality I'm pushing 50.
Not going to argue. But I know what I know.

 

[stuckmotor]

Now, you've got me thinking. I've just been following the crowd and taking shots. Where can I read about the vaccine not meeting the criteria for a vaccine?

Homesteader13,
Please answer the question I asked you in the last sentence above.
Stuck

 

[polo1665]

Are you still with us?

Yup. Nothing but a sore arm yesterday. This morning I am feeling a bit wiped out with a slight headache, but it feels like it will wear off soon.

Temp was elevated a tiny bit this morning too. Usually runs at about 97.6 to 98 when I check in at work. This morning it was 99.2.

 

[txdon]

Yup. Nothing but a sore arm yesterday. This morning I am feeling a bit wiped out with a slight headache, but it feels like it will wear off soon.

Temp was elevated a tiny bit this morning too. Usually runs at about 97.6 to 98 when I check in at work. This morning it was 99.2.

Sounds like you got the effective dose.

 

[ultrarunner]

Hospital stopped all temp screenings at entry for staff and visitors/venders one week ago.

Of course the temp still taken of patient.

Questions still asked as well as mask requirements for entry....

 

[ultrarunner]

I'm waiting for the FDA approval before I take the shot.

I’m guessing will happen sooner than later as talk is some employers and learning institutions requiring which is problematic if not approved...

 

[Frankenkubota]

I am firmly on the vaccine band wagon, only because I'm smart enough to read a little history of pandemics.

This ain't rocket science.

6 months before it all started a friend gave me a book.

The history of the Spanish flu and other communicable diseases ....or something like that. It addressed corona viruses. All of it.....Nasty stuff!

I still think that's a bizarre coincidence.

 

[MossRoad]

The chickenpox vaccine was developed in Japan in the 70's. It was not licensed in the U.S. until 1995. Maybe there were some trials in the 80's in the U.S., but it wasn't available to the public in the U.S. until 1995.

Varicella vaccine - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I know this, because I had the chickenpox as a child in the early 60's, and again on my 21st birthday in 1992. The one on my 21st birthday was miserable. EVERY inch on my body was covered in the rash: up there, down there, under there, everywhere. In my ears, eyes, nose, armpits, between my toes, butt crack, and yes, everywhere else. It was awful. I recall sitting backwards on a kitchen chair in my gym shorts, crying in misery, and my friends coming over to drink beer with me legally on my 21st birthday, standing in the kitchen watching my mom put calamine location on my back. I couldn't drink but half a beer, as I was that uncomfortable. Me, not drinking a beer, on my 21st birthday, shows just how serious it was!

I still have many scars from it to this day. My wife calls them pox marks.

I got the chickenpox vaccine as soon as it came out in the mid 90's. I don't want them again. I also got the shingles vaccine, as I'm a prime candidate for shingles.

 

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The chickenpox vaccine was developed in Japan in the 70's. It was not licensed in the U.S. until 1995. Maybe there were some trials in the 80's in the U.S., but it wasn't available to the public in the U.S. until 1995.

Varicella vaccine - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I know this, because I had the chickenpox as a child in the early 60's, and again on my 21st birthday in 1992. The one on my 21st birthday was miserable. EVERY inch on my body was covered in the rash: up there, down there, under there, everywhere. In my ears, eyes, nose, armpits, between my toes, butt crack, and yes, everywhere else. It was awful. I recall sitting backwards on a kitchen chair in my gym shorts, crying in misery, and my friends coming over to drink beer with me legally on my 21st birthday, standing in the kitchen watching my mom put calamine location on my back. I couldn't drink but half a beer, as I was that uncomfortable. Me, not drinking a beer, on my 21st birthday, shows just how serious it was!

I still have many scars from it to this day. My wife calls them pox marks.

I got the chickenpox vaccine as soon as it came out in the mid 90's. I don't want them again. I also got the shingles vaccine, as I'm a prime candidate for shingles.

Gheez, Moss, that sounds AWFUL. So sorry you had to go through that. I didn’t even know until now that you could get chickenpox twice. I guess I had better get the shingles vaccine! And I also didn’t realize that you could get a vaccine for chickenpox!

At least I got the COVID-19 vaccine, back on March 20.

There are people that argue that if we humans go extinct, it will be from these little bugs.