Corona virus
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I got my first Moderna shot no problems. My wife had a sore arm for a couple days.
Glad to hear you are doing ok Paul. I get mine on Tuesday.
JR03CHOPPER
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I had my first Pfizer shot this past Sunday. Felt fine until I got home from work Monday evening. It came on like tornado. Nausea and a fever. Within an hour I was curled up in bed. Fever broke Tuesday afternoon. Back to my current normal yesterday.
I got the moderna murder hornet shot #1 last week had a headache that day pretty bad. Hoping the second doesn't kick my ass. Glad to get it and feel blessed not to have to wait anymore. Kansas was kinda slow to roll out the program. Stay blessed brothers and ride safe out there....peace
SKOGDOG
One of the old ones.
One has to wonder why those diagnosed as positive with the Wuhan Virus are sent home to see what happens when effective treatments are available. Here is a paragraph from an article in today’s (3/26) American Thinker:
....an international group of medical experts from 16 countries have recognized ivermectin (which is typically used in combination with other drugs) as a safe and effective treatment for COVID. According to Dr. Pierre Kory, who is the President of the FLCCC, “This group is the latest in the growing number of experts from around the world who recognize Ivermectin’s role in fighting this pandemic.” Dr. Pierre Kory continued, “The BIRD [British Ivermectin Recommendation Development] panel used the highest form of medical evidence, a meta-analysis, to evaluate data from over 20 trials of Ivermectin before concluding it’s safe and effective for use in treating COVID-19.”
JR03CHOPPER
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Yeah...I hear ya it's weird. A buddy and I went camping. I became systematic while on the trip. Came home coughing and with a fever. 20 hours in the cab of that truck. He never got it!
1 B.M.F.
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Good for him bad for you
liferider
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Interesting! JR, did you consult with your Doctor before getting the shot???? My contagious disease doctor won’t let me get my shot yet. When I got out of the hospital with covid my antibody count was 19.1, in January it was 17.9. Dr Padelli said until my antibodies get below 3 I am not to receive any Covid vaccines
I got mine! Don't tell anyone, I don't wanna go back to office.
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1 B.M.F.
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liferider
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BMF, the high antibody count is not a bad thing. It’s a very good thing. My body is protecting itself from the virus. I love my wife, she has educated me so much about this virus. When the Covid virus enters our body it attacks a cell by entering the cell then sealing itself in the cell. The body knows their is a invader and is frantically looking for it but can’t find it ( high white blood cell count) it’s trying to attack something but can’t find it nor has no idea what it’s looking for. Have you ever gotten sick for 1-2 days instead of 7-10 days ? This is because you have had this particular strain and your body remembered it and attacked it. How many of you have kids or grand kids and have had Rotavirus where you throw up and shit yourself 1/2 to death for 23 hrs!!! You only get it once because your body remembers the attacker. The 2 major vaccines are not live viruses but are built from the Covid virus spike. It’s enough that it allows your body to identify the invader and kill it before you get sick. With people who have had extremely bad cases with Covid such as JR & myself our bodies have higher antibody levels. It’s like our bodies are on super over watch looking for this invader again. These accounts usually have higher and longer levels of antibodies than this having light cases. It’s been 6 months and I’m still donating plasma my count is so high. The normal is 90 days. So with a high antibody count you don’t need the shot it’s actually bad. Your injecting into your body an instrument that your body knows and can identify and will attack it with great fury! That’s why JR felt like absolute shit for a few days. His antibodies were attacking the vaccine.
1 B.M.F.
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10-4 that explains a lot. Very informative. My wife is a RN with a BSN in nursing. Head RN of the Operating Room for vascular surgery and Hearts. She says WE are not getting the COVID -19 vaccine. It’s to new for humans, not enough research what will happen down the road. That’s just her. We have taken ivomectrin and she says that’s all we’re getting for now. I was just saying get well brother, and good luck getting well. Anyone on here I would do what I could for them. I’m not any social media sites. None. Just this site. this is where I post what I’m doing, where I been and what’s on my mind. If I need to look up something i look it up and give her phone back. Guys spend to much time on FB instead of hanging out with there kids teaching them something instead of saying here’s a phone nice knowing you. I feel you guys are my brothers, I would love to meet up with you all in the future. Get well to all that are sick. And those who aren’t keep doing what your doing. And by the way ceces bike is looking great. Your a great dad liferider.
JR03CHOPPER
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Yeah. He wrote the letter. Because in FL at the time I had to be 60 or older. They have never checked me for my antibody count. Not even when I was in the hospital. They finally got my heart rate down to 80 and my BP to normal range, but with meds. I still have No Energy. I take Allegra D to help me get through the day. Like taking speed.
speedball jr.
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Easy now.
liferider
Looking forward to retirement
I’m now on 50 mg of Losartan Potassium along with my 150 mg of Toperal to keep my blood psi under control
The wife and I have gotten both shots already. Starting Aplil 5th in Florida 18 years and older can get them. My second shot of moderna made my arm sore with a 3 inch diameter red swollen feverish lump that lasted for 4 days. It was like the vaccine just balled up .