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Originally Posted by Irace86.2.0

Yeah, I posted that study a while back. Even eating outside seems silly too with people all eating face to face and back to back.

On a separate note: I had some side effects from my second Pfizer shot. By bed time my right arm was pretty sore, which was about the same as last time, but about 3 pm I woke up feeling very cold with muscle aches. I turned off our fan and grabbed an extra blanket. I was still cold, and I was feeling chest pressure and breathing faster. I could tell my pulse was up. I took my temperature, and it was 99.6, so I called out to work. An hour and a half later, and I checked again when my wife woke up, and it was 100.2. At that point, I was feeling less cold and turned the fan back on and removed the added blanket, but nevertheless, I woke up a few hours later, and my temperature was 100.8. My resting heart rate is usually low 50's to mid sixties, but it was 85-90. O2 sat was 98-99%, but I was having less muscle aches; I did have a headache, but I drank some water in case it was just dehydration. I took some extra strength Tylenol and went back to sleep. I woke up a little bit ago, and I feel better. Heart rate is 63 and my temp was 98.9. I'll have to see if my temp goes back up, but I doubt it. My body is spent from the shivering and muscle aches from last night, but the headache is gone, chest pressure is gone, tachycardia and tachypnea is gone, so I am kind of chalking this up to the vaccine and not COVID or something else. Even my shoulder feels less sore.

Anybody seen Bourne Legacy? I felt like a just "viraled off" COVID. Well, it wasn't as bad as what he went through, but it was a strong immune response.

If anyone wants to see a list of ingredients, list of side effects or anything else then click the link:

https://www.fda.gov/media/144414/download

Honestly sounds sort of like how I expected based on what I read of results of the testing and also some super anecdotal, unverified experiences around the internet (twitter and whatnot).

As long as those side effects are just temporary, then it definitely seems worth it. But it does show that it'll probably be good if most people plan to take a day or two off the day they get their second dose.

Of course that'll be problematic for the people (lower income in most cases) who can't afford to take a day for recuperation.