Well, while that clearly sucks - I'm glad you didn't wind up in the hospital, or worse. Good luck with your continued recovery!
It's her PR.Just came across this report
Sen. Marshall Releases Bombshell COVID-19 Origins Report - Senator Roger Marshall
(Washington, D.C., April 17, 2023) – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D, the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Primary Health and Retirement Security on the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP), released the new bombshell COVID-19 Origins report that has been...www.marshall.senate.gov
I had it after a trip to Vegas with my family. Took paxlovid, but the symptoms were pretty severe for the first couple of days. Had a fever of 104 the first night, and almost went to the hospital, but the fever finally decreased to around 100. Stayed covid positive for almost ten days, had really horrible dreams and mental disruption (no jokes please). Got very severe gastrointestinal upset with severe vomiting (which I hadnt done since I was a kid) some time after I thought the Covid was over. Dont know if it was just random or related to the covid.
Good lord! I'm booked to fly 500 miles to see my family at a big family affair weekend of May 13-14, got my 2nd bivalent yesterday. My reaction to the shot has been nearly absent. Maybe a tiny bit of soreness in the arm, a little more tired than usual in the morning but a couple hours later, nothing noticeable. I have IMO terrific 3M N95 masks to burn. I take them with me everywhere and indoors with others I wear one. I don't know how I am going to behave in Southern California in mid-May. I sure don't want to experience anything like you describe! I'm not even sure I want to go now!I haven't seen my family except for my sister and a cousin a time or two since just before the pandemic lockdowns started. TBH I don't miss them that much, but those "reunions" are positive events for me. Maybe they will do stuff outdoors.
Similar here, but I never had a temperature over about 99.3.
Had 2nd bivalent 53 hours ago. Was tired this morning. Arm soreness actually worse today than yesterday but don't notice unless I bump it.
Good Luck! You're likely at a low risk if they were masked and you're vaxxed. Fingers crossed!Had 2nd bivalent 53 hours ago. Was tired this morning. Arm soreness actually worse today than yesterday but don't notice unless I bump it.
Got a message this evening from general manager of our 99% volunteer run college radio station that someone who was in the station yesterday afternoon has tested positive, but was there "for a short time" and masked. I was there all afternoon, so certainly coincided with that person's being there. I was doing my radio show for 3 of those hours, so was unmasked. The GM refused to identify who it was for privacy concerns, so I'm in the dark about who it was, when, exactly where they were. I guess I'll monitor for symptoms and test on Monday with antigen test.
IF they were masked. The truth may have taken a back seat on that one.
Well let’s be fair here. The loss of smell was concerning, I was pretty sick for a good 8-10 days and gastrointestinal issues sucked.
Yeah, it was still pretty bad, worrisome, and TBH I figure the threat of long covid is not absent. You don't know exactly what happened. I figure nobody who catches covid-19 does.
Moderna conks you out. Pfizer has less side effects (tiredness/fever) and thats the one I took and would recommend.
The side effects profiles are pretty similar between the two, but we also can't really directly compare them because they haven't been studied head to head. Also, how side effects are collected on a trial could differ, making such comparisons even more difficult.
I would be doing the same, but have to wait till October thanks to a new job and a gap in health insurance for September. I refuse to pay the absurd COBRA premium (unless I get hit by a bus or something extremely catastrophic).
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