Ya, that's gonna work real well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
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Ya, that's gonna work real well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
Catching up on this thread and just wanted to chime in RE the shoulder issues - mine was really fucked up after the first shot, it was actually in both shoulders even though I got both shots in my left shoulder. I have prior damage in the right shoulder that will need surgery to correct but I think the shot somehow triggered some tendinitis in both, it just affected the right way more, to the tune of about a month and a half to not have daily pain doing ordinary tasks.
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I got my second shot on my left. The next day I had tendonitis in my right shoulder that lasted 3-4 days - ive never had tendinitis in that area before and haven’t since
I'll find out soon if I tore my rotator cuff. I had the shot in that arm. Bled like a mutherfucker, but very little pain. I've had tendonitis for years in my shoulders and elbows, Pfizer first shot didn't flare it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by east or bust
Glad to know I'm not the only one. Misery love company. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by east or bust
I'm two weeks out now and I'd say my shoulder is almost back to normal. I occasionally feel a twinge, but overall it's much better.
Just dropping this here.
(and thinking I had some right side tendonitis after my pfizer)
https://scontent-sjc3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...e8&oe=60DE88D0
the way the country is going if this vaccine off’d me it’d probably be doing me a favor anyway :yourock:
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Which way is this country going? Do you need a hug?
Is it 2002 again? Obvious bullshit memes making a comeback, or is this how we will finally master time travel? Snopes has a lot more ads these days, and my joints don't feel as tight. Initial optimism is fading.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
Canada has now passed the UK in % of people with at least 1 dose with no signs of a slowdown. We will likely pass Israel in a week, and surpass 80% vaccine uptake (no thanks to panodude) when all is said and done. Amazing!
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Yeah, it was obvious to everyone except those tasked with making the rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
This is a little more in depth than Snopes and has fewer ads:Quote:
Originally Posted by jono
https://www.mythdetector.ge/en/myth/...iticians-quote
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0nyOyrprIsQuote:
Originally Posted by paulster2626
There's every bit of chance that we take a sharp flatline like Israel did. I'd like to think not, but we'll see. I agree though, demand is still vastly outstripping supply and we're doing one hell of a job.
I just figured it had to be a joke since the first sentence claims it came from a 1981 book, the cover of which is shown to contain "1981-1986" and that's just too obvious not to laugh. But that mythdetector article really drills down on just where the war on western civilization is coming from. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by teledad
I wonder if the Russian AI newsreader lets you upload Russian text, or do they only want to generate English propaganda?
Indeed, late start but then a very strong job by Canada!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Tortoise
See, once the vaccine was supplied in bags instead of vials, hesitancy collapsed :D
Totally out of character, fucktard. Take a lapQuote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
Americans are celebrating steps toward normalcy. But the real test of Covid-19 progress is 2 weeks away, expert says
(CNN)While Memorial Day was a milestone for a return to a sense of normalcy from the Covid-19 pandemic, it could take another two weeks to determine where the US really stands, an expert said.
"In some ways, this was the first big stress test," CNN medical analyst Dr. Leana Wen said. "We have restrictions lifted en masse, people going about their normal lives. We know that in the pas, after major holidays and an increase in travel, that we then had a substantial uptick in the rate of infections."
The US has had a lot to celebrate when it comes to recovery from the pandemic: More than half of the US has received at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine and 12 states have reached President Joe Biden's goal of having 70% of Americans getting at least one dose by July 4.
Why 2 weeks? Average onset of symptoms is 5 days. Real test is..... this weekend?Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
That's absurd. People have been unmasked for months now. Typically CNN, dealing in fear.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
"And with variants spreading around the globe, even cases falling too much could cause a problem by reducing the feeling of urgency to be vaccinated, Wen added"
Seriously. Since Spring of LAST year, they keep saying the doom and gloom is always 2 weeks away from this or that. Then nothing... Then the next holiday or event, then they say again "2 weeks! You just watch!" Then nothing... Then it's this state or municipality easing up on restrictions a bit, and then they say again "Catastrophe is coming in 2 WEEKS!" Then nothing... It's always "2 weeks" away. Reminds me of the signs you see at bars: "Free beer tomorrow!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
It's the boy who cried wolf at this point.
Makes ya wonder if Joel Gratz is controlling this news cycle.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
Yeah I mean the US has done so well with this compared to um India...perfectly fine to say that “nothing happened”
And just to be clear about my boy who cried wolf analogy, I'm not saying it's impossible the doom or gloom scenario CAN'T happen! My point rather is that if/when that no shit scenario does hit, people won't take it seriously because they've heard "2 weeks!" about a thousand times by now. When that hungry wolf really does hit the village, nobody's listening to the little boy (CNN) any more and then people really are screwed because they didn't listen to the one time he was telling the truth.