Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!

[s3p4tu]

Does your manager seem good about mask wearing and not taking unnecessary risks? I’m convinced that indoor dining is leading to many cases among those who think they’re taking precautions.

I am not 100% sure how good he is on taking all precautions. Many of my coworkers said he might got it from his wife since she's a school teacher. Assuming it's a delta and he developed symptom on Wednesday, my guess is he might get infected on the previous weekend. I think he got it from his church.

Update from my booster on Friday afternoon...The nurse who game it to me was an older gal, must have been doing it awhile, because i didn't feel it at all! Arm wasn't sore until about 4-5 hours later.

Slammed a Liquid IV drink when I got home, & drank a bunch of water, per her recommendation. All day Saturday I was sore, probably a 5-6/10, but not near as bad as my 2nd shot. Temp was 99.8 at the highest point, a slight headache all day, and a slight sore throat. Just kinda felt like an "under the weather/coming down with a cold" type of feeling.

Feeling completely back to normal today! Per my Whoop, my HRV was a bit lower than what it has been lately, nothing crazy. My Respiratory rate was also a bit higher than normal, but nothing alarming.

Your symptoms is similar to mine when I got my 2nd dose. I guess I'm expecting the same side effect when I get my booster in 2 weeks.

 

[stuntman mike]

my wife wants to start going back to the gym. any suggestions on a good mask that she can wash and reuse. maybe buy a few to rotate? or best to dig deep and pay for a new kf94 every time she goes? Blake P any suggestions or anyone else use something at the gym that they like?

 

[Air Champa]

 

[Blake P]

my wife wants to start going back to the gym. any suggestions on a good mask that she can wash and reuse. maybe buy a few to rotate? or best to dig deep and pay for a new kf94 every time she goes? Blake P any suggestions or anyone else use something at the gym that they like?

I can’t recommend any quality washable masks. They all test pretty poor, comparatively. A lot of them make claims of being highly protective, but Aaron Collins has tested them and NONE come close to what’s advertised and further degrade after washing. If breathability is a concern, even a KF80 is better than cloth. Just buy enough so she can let each one air out for a few days between wears. If you need specific recommendations shoot me a PM, but these Evergreen Cleantop KF80 tested 97%+ in Aaron Collins' tests: White / Black

 

[IATT]

 

[calibeebee]

my wife wants to start going back to the gym. any suggestions on a good mask that she can wash and reuse. maybe buy a few to rotate? or best to dig deep and pay for a new kf94 every time she goes? Blake P any suggestions or anyone else use something at the gym that they like?

I really like these at the gym.

Good mix of breatheability, not too hot, and keeps its integrity after multiple washes. If she’s fully vaxxed and her gym requires EVERYONE to wear masks, I really wouldn’t worry about catching COVID, just get what’s the most comfortable. I think they look slick too, or maybe it’s because that was the influencer mask of choice in the beginning.

 

[Blake P]

I really like these at the gym.

Good mix of breatheability, not too hot, and keeps its integrity after multiple washes. If she’s fully vaxxed and her gym requires EVERYONE to wear masks, I really wouldn’t worry about catching COVID, just get what’s the most comfortable. I think they look slick too, or maybe it’s because that was the influencer mask of choice in the beginning.

Those are fine in order to meet an establishment's mask requirement, as long as you're not under the assumption that they're doing anything to actually protect you from catching COVID.

 

[IATT]

 

[cosmiccoffee9]

“Polio Pioneers” in 1954 after taking a step to end the Polio pandemic by taking the first vaccine.

 

[IATT]

 

[elpablo21]

Breakthrough infections might not be a big transmission risk. Here's the evidence

Are vaccinated people who get COVID as likely to spread the infection as unvaccinated people? Scientists don't think so.

www.npr.org

 

[bigjny88]

He can try for now..........but this will get challenge AND shot down by FEDERAL LAWSUITS pretty easily

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/vaccine/gov-greg-abbott-is-not-going-to-win-on-covid-vaccine-mandates-legal-experts-say

 

[Nike Jordan]

 

[IATT]

 

[IATT]

 

[fargin]

Their Catholic conscience still allows them to kill people right?

 

[fluid hips]

Got the vaccine yesterday. Can't lift my arm past my shoulder. Y'all experienced this?

 

[Blake P]

Got the vaccine yesterday. Can't lift my arm past my shoulder. Y'all experienced this?

First dose, yes. Second dose, no.

 

[maq25060]

Got the vaccine yesterday. Can't lift my arm past my shoulder. Y'all experienced this?

Man, I felt the vaccine as soon as they started releasing it from the needle. Definitely wasnt pain free when lifting my arm above my shoulder.

 

[aepps20]

LET'S GOOOOOO

 

[HNL HI]

Got the vaccine yesterday. Can't lift my arm past my shoulder. Y'all experienced this?

happened after the first shot, found out that its good to keep moving that arm so I was looking like jr smith after I got the second dose

 

[Air Champa]

Got the vaccine yesterday. Can't lift my arm past my shoulder. Y'all experienced this?

First shot (Moderna) my shoulder hurt for about a week. Was fairly painful during that time. It's normal.

Second shot hurt for about a day and it was over.

 

[Fozz]

Got the vaccine yesterday. Can't lift my arm past my shoulder. Y'all experienced this?

Yeah, I felt soreness in my shoulder.

 

[ballinsam23]

For those who got Moderna, were your first dose symptoms worse than your second dose? Hearing lots of patients complain of more than just arm pain after the first dose.

 

[dacomeup]

Got the vaccine yesterday. Can't lift my arm past my shoulder. Y'all experienced this?

Nurse actually told me that the best way to fight that arm soreness is to be active with it so I went and worked out.