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Originally Posted by
DownwardDawg
Same here. Woke up this morning with soreness not nearly as bad as last night. It's strange how it affects people differently. Just like the virus
Treated it like a pulled muscle. Anti-Imflammatories, Nap Sodium, and Ice. Plenty of fluids.
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Originally Posted by
Wade Garrett
Got my 1st shot yesterday afternoon. I was good until around lunchtime today. Now I have 103 fever, aching joints and the worst headache I’ve ever had. But the Dalai Lama said on my deathbed I would receive to conciseness, So I’ve got that going for me.
Remember kill the Gofers not Golfers.
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Think I've finally turned the corner on this Covid bullshit. Finally ate for the first time in a couple weeks. Much better energy. Lungs are clearing up. Only took 18 days.
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Originally Posted by
Cooterpoot
Think I've finally turned the corner on this Covid bullshit. Finally ate for the first time in a couple weeks. Much better energy. Lungs are clearing up. Only took 18 days.
Good for ya man. Just in time for some ice laden tree branch to take out your power next week
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Originally Posted by
Cooterpoot
Think I've finally turned the corner on this Covid bullshit. Finally ate for the first time in a couple weeks. Much better energy. Lungs are clearing up. Only took 18 days.
Good to hear. I never lost appetite when I had it, but I slept for damn near 2 weeks. I was just zapped for energy. 3 months out and I'm still trying to build up cardio capacity. When it gets in your lungs it's hard to shake.
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Had identically the same symptoms....in November of 2019. Couple of younger folks in our office got whatever it was at the same time and ended up in the hospital with pneumonia. I'm still convinced it was here earlier than the "experts" tell us.
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Originally Posted by
BrunswickDawg
Good to hear. I never lost appetite when I had it, but I slept for damn near 2 weeks. I was just zapped for energy. 3 months out and I'm still trying to build up cardio capacity. When it gets in your lungs it's hard to shake.
Man I had the same shit 7 years ago. It took me 2 years to fully recover. I had to sleep standing up because everytime I laid down I thought i was drowning. Made me quit smoking.
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Got my 1st shot 2/4/21. 2nd scheduled for 2/25/21. Qualified as I am a '55 model, have had triple bypass 11 years ago, teach middle school & am a fat_ _ _! Heck, I played TE and DE in HS at 140 lbs. I would be a 248 lb LB now if I weren't so old and slow. BTW, shot didn't hurt with just a little soreness in arm/shoulder. Dr son-in-law says swelled up arm, soreness, droopy, and low fever after 2nd shot, but ibuprofen and a good night's sleep and he was fine. Stay safe. Hail State!
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