vacknowbest wrote:
Ask Sage
Sage got sick after spending several hours cleaning up garbage from a contaminated creek. It cold and wet which weakened his immune system. His illness has nothing to do with a covid vaccine. . . . You, on the other hand, are free to join the unvaccinated masses clogging up emergency rooms, including young kids since this covid has mutated to not give a krap about how young and healthy you are.
“Sage got sick after spending several hours cleaning up garbage from a contaminated creek.”.
You draw the same conclusion the other guy did. Correlation is not causation. Prove he got sick from this contaminated creek.
Immediately from the hospital. Side affects didn’t kick into the day after, but I still ran 22 miles through the 98 degree temp and back ache.
Pfizer on two Tuesday mornings... Group track workouts both evenings. Figured if I croak at least Coach is there & my legs look good....
As it turns out, zero side effects, worthwhile workouts and I can still break 18 in a 5K, not blazing but not terrible for a 46 year old lady. (Pro-vax, anti-mask Cougar division; bring it on, fellas.)
ran home from my vaccine. had zero side effects
I ran 9 miles two days after and felt fine. Good luck!
Come on now wrote:
“Sage got sick after spending several hours cleaning up garbage from a contaminated creek.”.
You draw the same conclusion the other guy did. Correlation is not causation. Prove he got sick from this contaminated creek.
AND you JUST draw the same conclusion. Prove he got sick from the vaccine.
“Sage got sick after spending several hours cleaning up garbage from a contaminated creek”.
I never said that. I said you drew a conclusion and the other guy drew a conclusion too. Both of you.
Come on now wrote:
“Sage got sick after spending several hours cleaning up garbage from a contaminated creek”.
I never said that. I said you drew a conclusion and the other guy drew a conclusion too. Both of you.
Sure, he got sick by magic. It is obvious where you are headed with your comments. You demanded proof from me. You did not demand proof from the other guy. Please learn to troll better, boy.
6 hours.
With both doses, I ran 10 minutes the day before, 1 mile the day of, 2 miles the day after, and then back to normal. Easy peasey. Kept the pace on all the days easy, so my immune system wouldn't be depressed. My biggest symptom was arm soreness, and light running the day after seemed to help with that.
First Pfizer shot:
Ran 10 miles in the morning before the shot Did just under an hour of elliptical about five hours after that afternoon.
The next morning ran 6 miles along with 50 minutes of elliptical. That afternoon ran 4 miles
Second shot:
Did an hour of elliptical and ran 4 miles before the shot. About six hours after, did 40 minutes of elliptical and then added another 50 minutes of elliptical in the evening.
The following morning ran 7 miles and then added 6 miles in the afternoon.
nydcrunner1;
Seriously mate,
You have sore arm and took three flipping days off?
You really aren’t a runner man.
Stop posting here.
I got the shot in my dock and ran a PB sub 14 5K right afterwards
Vaxxed at about 6pm, ran at 6am the next day. Didn't feel a thing. I went with J&J in order to obtain a get to go to work free card while minimizing the amount of mystery syrup injected into my body.
Yes, this a slight brag post and your reaction to the vaccination may vary.
True story;
Back in April I received the J&J when it was first being offered in my area. I was able to get an appointment on very short notice. So I took it .
Very slight chills and a mild temporal headache later in the day, but nothing serious.
I had already entered a small 'rust buster' 5k race several weeks before and don't like to lose and entry fee. So I raced the next day.
I won the race overall. (I was more than slightly surprised as it was my first race since October 2020)
Age 64. Last day missed running at least three miles a day August 19, 1992. I know I am fortunate to have a very resilient immune system, thick skull, and durability - makes up a little for not have a lot of natural speed.
I got vaxxed on May 15th. By May 25th the right side of my body was partially paralyzed from the waist down. 47 years old, no known medical issues before this. I would be happy if I could walk without a god awful limp let alone run again. Seriously people, if you are in good health and not over-weight please think long and hard before taking the Vaccine.
LetsVax wrote:
I've taken a few days off since I got vaccinated but I'm worried I'm starting running again too soon. Thoughts?
I had a fever for two days, took a third day off to recover and then started running again normally except for having missed three days.
vaccinated wrote:
LetsVax wrote:
I've taken a few days off since I got vaccinated but I'm worried I'm starting running again too soon. Thoughts?
I had a fever for two days, took a third day off to recover and then started running again normally except for having missed three days.
I'm 50 and got moderna.
I wouldn’t recommend running the day after 2nd Pfizer shot. I had zero reaction to the first, then woke with what felt like a hangover after the second one. Using my Big brain, I thought I’d go for an easy jog that morning and was very ill (actually fainted after the run!!). Was fine the following day!