Pfizer Vaccine Sidelined?

I said it may be just that. But it could be something else.

Even so, I said, it doesn't yet seem like a very dramatic response.

I got the Moderna shot. A week later, ran my fastest 10k in over 15 years.

My bald spot is also filling in.

jamese wrote:

I said it may be just that. But it could be something else.

Even so, I said, it doesn't yet seem like a very dramatic response.

Actually, here is what you said

" I wouldnt rush to pronounce the vaccine as the culprit."

DanM wrote:

I feel fine and I have not been sick over these last 14 months. No shots for me.

Demand is plummeting.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/08/us-coronavirus-vaccine-demand-states-turning-down-doses

Yeah...that's going to piss off that shill "Harambe" & his sidekick that "2600 bro" kid. 😆

Former runner turned bodybuilder wrote:

DanM wrote:

I feel fine and I have not been sick over these last 14 months. No shots for me.

Demand is plummeting.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/08/us-coronavirus-vaccine-demand-states-turning-down-doses

Yeah...that's going to piss off that shill "Harambe" & his sidekick that "2600 bro" kid. 😆

Demand plummeting because we had a legendary vaccination surge under the new admin! We need to sell our doses to the world now! USA USA USA!!

sharing my story wrote:

I got the Pfizer vaccine last week. I thought everything was going okay. But then yesterday, I was murdered. Now you can argue that the two things are unrelated, but I have NEVER ONCE been murdered before this vaccine.

Ouch..... Get better soon:)

LMAO there's no limit to what you'll believe, is there? DMX was a 50 year old long time cocaine addict who probably OD'd. Blaming his death on the vaccine just shows how full of it you are.

I plan on getting my pfizer vaccine 2 hrs before the columbus marathon which will be delayed til 2025. This will increase effectiveness and keep me safe during the race.

samesame wrote:

You make a new vaccine fear thread everyday?

I felt nothing on my first shot and nothing on my second shot. Way better than the long term horror stories from people that never recovered from COVID.

You sound exactly like the people who had covid but were asymptomatic. Thanks for your anecdote, oh omniscient one.

sample size issue wrote:

samesame wrote:

You make a new vaccine fear thread everyday?

I felt nothing on my first shot and nothing on my second shot. Way better than the long term horror stories from people that never recovered from COVID.

You sound exactly like the people who had covid but were asymptomatic. Thanks for your anecdote, oh omniscient one.

No he’s right. The daily creation of a “COVID vaccine affected my running” thread... is weird. But hey it’s LRC and it gives me more chances to crush you noobs.

I’m fully vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine. 1st shot had no after effect except sore point where needle was; 2nd shot made head feel foggy for a couple days, then disappeared. My wife and I are glad to be vaccinated, as is our 21 yo son. My older sister in WV is lucky to be alive after COVID hit her in November.

I’m 56 and run 50-60 per week now. Will avg 60-70 during summer. Get the vaccine and help yourself and the country.

I got Pfizer and felt terrible one day later, not great two days later, then pretty good for normal life after that. It took a few more days to feel "normal" for running. Have you ever gotten sick for a few days? It takes a while for your body to fully recover.

You will be fine as long as you don't convince yourself that the vaccine is harming you. If you mentally believe that, your body will follow.

I can understand some of the older people getting vaccinated (for them, the benefits outweigh the risks by a lot). I just don't get why there is such a push to get shots in the arms of anyone under 25. The hospitalization and death rates for those under 25 is almost non-existent. Why risk injuring someone whose immune system is developing for a disease that isn't that bad for their generation?

joed|rt wrote:

I can understand some of the older people getting vaccinated (for them, the benefits outweigh the risks by a lot). I just don't get why there is such a push to get shots in the arms of anyone under 25. The hospitalization and death rates for those under 25 is almost non-existent. Why risk injuring someone whose immune system is developing for a disease that isn't that bad for their generation?

So the covid numbers go down to zero and we can live normal again?

Das Unkle wrote:

Ho Hum wrote:

LMAO there's no limit to what you'll believe, is there? DMX was a 50 year old long time cocaine addict who probably OD'd. Blaming his death on the vaccine just shows how full of it you are.

Did not OD. That is completely false.

He died of a heart attack shortly after taking the vax.

MSM trying to cover-up fact he got the vax.

We shouldn't believe "MSM", but should instead listen to you, a guy who will believe literally anything that backs up his existing beliefs?

joed|rt wrote:

I can understand some of the older people getting vaccinated (for them, the benefits outweigh the risks by a lot). I just don't get why there is such a push to get shots in the arms of anyone under 25. The hospitalization and death rates for those under 25 is almost non-existent. Why risk injuring someone whose immune system is developing for a disease that isn't that bad for their generation?

Money for Big Pharma and global control through "green pass" and alike.

Also prepare to see devastating long term issues especially after repeated "vaccine" boosts.

I got Moderna. Felt crappy for about 12 hours after the first dose and injections site was very sore for a few days. About 8 hours after the second dose, I ran a fever and was achy for about 18 hours. Injection site pain was pretty bad and I barely slept the night after the second dose.

Since then, everything is back to normal except for one side effect. I have been sleeping much better than I have in a while. I have had a few bouts of insomnia over the past year where I get up after a few hours of sleep and cannot get back to sleep for a few hours. That has stopped completely. I think being fully vaccinated and having my family (save and except for an anti-vaxxers sister in law) being fully vaccinated and seeing things slowly get back to normal has taken a huge weight off my shoulders.

If you are on the fence about the vaccine, do not underestimate the benefit of knowing that you are protected from getting COVID and knowing that you have done your part to help get things back to normal.

keenrunner1990 wrote:

I have an autoimmune condition which makes COVID a very scary prospect for me.

In that case, I hope the half marathon you attempted a week after your shot was a solo one. It takes two weeks for immunity to fully develop.