To Vaccinate or Not---The Rat Flu Odyssey Continues

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10-27-2021, 12:43 PM
Buzzworthy

Intermountain Healthcare has now mandated all caregivers be vaccinated. Feb 9, 2022 is the deadline for shot #2.
Time to weed out the people that shouldn’t be working in hospitals and the such.
10-27-2021, 12:58 PM
riser4

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buzzworthy

Intermountain Healthcare has now mandated all caregivers be vaccinated. Feb 9, 2022 is the deadline for shot #2.
Time to weed out the people that shouldn’t be working in hospitals and the such.

Jeezus, some of will be ready for shot #4 by then.
10-27-2021, 01:05 PM
Danno

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buzzworthy

Intermountain Healthcare has now mandated all caregivers be vaccinated. Feb 9, 2022 is the deadline for shot #2.
Time to weed out the people that shouldn’t be working in hospitals and the such.

good to know they're sticking their necks out on the side of health. Feb 9, 2022? Geez.
10-27-2021, 01:14 PM
Buzzworthy

Keep in mind we’re talking Utah and Idaho. Two states that aren’t exactly with the science.
10-27-2021, 01:31 PM
buttahflake

Boost yesterday morning, wicked sore arm overnight, nothing other than that. So easy, make the appointment, two days later I drive to the Walgreens five minutes from home, fill out some quick paperwork, named called, get the poke, no waiting around for 15 minutes after the boost. Grab a chocolate milk on my way out, done.
10-27-2021, 01:43 PM
Adolf Allerbush

Wife had a swollen arm pit after the Moderna boost. I guess that's a thing that's relatively common. Looked uncomfy. I had zero side effects other than a mildly sore arm.
10-27-2021, 01:45 PM
funkendrenchman

Quote:

Originally Posted by buttahflake

Boost yesterday morning, wicked sore arm overnight, nothing other than that. So easy, make the appointment, two days later I drive to the Walgreens five minutes from home, fill out some quick paperwork, named called, get the poke, no waiting around for 15 minutes after the boost. Grab a chocolate milk on my way out, done.

Can you imagine having to do the same thing next year? ;)
10-27-2021, 02:05 PM
riser4

Quote:

Originally Posted by funkendrenchman

Can you imagine having to do the same thing next year? ;)

Yes, I can. Sign me up.
10-27-2021, 02:18 PM
Danno

oh, the horror! Vaccines don't work if I have to get a shot every year!
10-27-2021, 02:29 PM
XXX-er

Quote:

Originally Posted by funkendrenchman

Can you imagine having to do the same thing next year? ;)

how many times a year do you get a hangover ?

cuz thats about how bad most people feel apres the shot
10-27-2021, 02:35 PM
SumJongGuy

Let's see here.. EVERYONE put on a mask EVERYWHERE EVERYDAY.. Or Everyone get jabbed once or twice a year. IF EVERYONE (or statistically everyone) plays along no more masks.. But fucktards gotta fucking fuck it up for EVERYONE because they're pissed their racist homophobic white privilege guy lost..
10-27-2021, 02:55 PM
skaredshtles

Srsly. 30 years from now when we're getting a dozen regular innoculations every year, we'll chuckle about those needle-fearing morons that wouldn't get a SINGLE vaccination back in 2020 to help the entire population of the world move on from a novel virus...

Buncha dum dums. :mad:
10-27-2021, 03:01 PM
Name Redacted

Wife and I got a Moderna on top of Pfizer double shot last night. I feel kinda shitty, body aches, headache, sore arm, etc. About like I did after the 2nd Pfizer.
But my wife, who has other medical issues, passed out while driving in a snowstorm on I70 in the narrows this morning. Super scary. Luckily she got to the side of the road and since she had no cell signal, she used the SOS button in her car. It notified emergency services and myself. All her vitals were normal by the time I/they showed up. She's still feeling like shit but happy to be alive. Kudos to those little buttons that I never even thought about.

So yeah, maybe plan on taking it easy the day after, especially if you have underlying conditions.
10-27-2021, 03:04 PM
XXX-er

when i got a flu shot the pharmacists said "don't leave town" i had justt popped a sativa gummy, drank > a few beers and felt like shit the next day

it must have been the vaccine
10-27-2021, 03:10 PM
The SnowShow

Quote:

Originally Posted by Name Redacted

Wife and I got a Moderna on top of Pfizer double shot last night. I feel kinda shitty, body aches, headache, sore arm, etc. About like I did after the 2nd Pfizer.
But my wife, who has other medical issues, passed out while driving in a snowstorm on I70 in the narrows this morning. Super scary. Luckily she got to the side of the road and since she had no cell signal, she used the SOS button in her car. It notified emergency services and myself. All her vitals were normal by the time I/they showed up. She's still feeling like shit but happy to be alive. Kudos to those little buttons that I never even thought about.

So yeah, maybe plan on taking it easy the day after, especially if you have underlying conditions.

JFC glad she’s ok.
10-27-2021, 03:23 PM
riser4

Quote:

Originally Posted by Name Redacted

Wife and I got a Moderna on top of Pfizer double shot last night. I feel kinda shitty, body aches, headache, sore arm, etc. About like I did after the 2nd Pfizer.
But my wife, who has other medical issues, passed out while driving in a snowstorm on I70 in the narrows this morning. Super scary. Luckily she got to the side of the road and since she had no cell signal, she used the SOS button in her car. It notified emergency services and myself. All her vitals were normal by the time I/they showed up. She's still feeling like shit but happy to be alive. Kudos to those little buttons that I never even thought about.

So yeah, maybe plan on taking it easy the day after, especially if you have underlying conditions.

And THAT is what SOS buttons are for. Hope she's ok.
10-27-2021, 03:26 PM
riser4

Quote:

Originally Posted by XXX-er

when i got a flu shot the pharmacists said "don't leave town" i had justt popped a sativa gummy, drank > a few beers and felt like shit the next day

it must have been the vaccine

"Doc, I couldn't leave town right now if I tried."
10-27-2021, 04:12 PM
alpinevibes

~40 of the 60 of our staff got our Pfizer #3 today at an on-site clinic. We'll see how the cohort is faring tomorrow!
10-27-2021, 04:18 PM
Danno

Quote:

Originally Posted by Name Redacted

Wife and I got a Moderna on top of Pfizer double shot last night. I feel kinda shitty, body aches, headache, sore arm, etc. About like I did after the 2nd Pfizer.
But my wife, who has other medical issues, passed out while driving in a snowstorm on I70 in the narrows this morning. Super scary. Luckily she got to the side of the road and since she had no cell signal, she used the SOS button in her car. It notified emergency services and myself. All her vitals were normal by the time I/they showed up. She's still feeling like shit but happy to be alive. Kudos to those little buttons that I never even thought about.

So yeah, maybe plan on taking it easy the day after, especially if you have underlying conditions.

damn, dude.
10-27-2021, 04:43 PM
MagnificentUnicorn

Got my Pfizer booster Monday afternoon. Woke up with slight tenderness in my shoulder. We did a bunch of errands and then went for a 20 mile road ride. Stopped for beers before riding home. I might have felt a little slower on the ride. It may have been the bourbon Monday night. Feel great today.

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10-27-2021, 07:11 PM
old goat

Quote:

Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn

Got my Pfizer booster Monday afternoon. Woke up with slight tenderness in my shoulder. We did a bunch of errands and then went for a 20 mile road ride. Stopped for beers before riding home. I might have felt a little slower on the ride. It may have been the bourbon Monday night. Feel great today.

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Hydration is important with the vax. Last I checked beer and bourbon are mostly water, so good on you.
10-27-2021, 07:19 PM
cspringsposer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Name Redacted

Wife and I got a Moderna on top of Pfizer double shot last night. I feel kinda shitty, body aches, headache, sore arm, etc. About like I did after the 2nd Pfizer.
But my wife, who has other medical issues, passed out while driving in a snowstorm on I70 in the narrows this morning. Super scary. Luckily she got to the side of the road and since she had no cell signal, she used the SOS button in her car. It notified emergency services and myself. All her vitals were normal by the time I/they showed up. She's still feeling like shit but happy to be alive. Kudos to those little buttons that I never even thought about.

So yeah, maybe plan on taking it easy the day after, especially if you have underlying conditions.

Damn brother! Glad she is ok. I was going to get my booster Friday afternoon and planned to do an overnight hike on Saturday. Will probably hold off on the overnight after reading this.
10-27-2021, 07:55 PM
whyturn

Got flu and asked if I could get a polio shot. She laughed and said I could give you a shingles vaccine. I’m like is polio not a thing ;)

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10-28-2021, 07:52 AM
Hopeless Sinner

Yesterday I got the Moderna booster on top of 2 pfizers. Arm is a little sore at the point of injection otherwise no issues.
10-28-2021, 08:29 AM
Percy Rideout

Quote:

Originally Posted by skaredshtles

Srsly. 30 years from now when we're getting a dozen regular innoculations every year, we'll chuckle about those needle-fearing morons that wouldn't get a SINGLE vaccination back in 2020 to help the entire population of the world move on from a novel virus...

Buncha dum dums. :mad:

Lets keep this one up for posterity.

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