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Same here @Sushi - only my temp didn't go that high. But it seems like 36 hrs is the magic number.
Hello GingerHave you taken any extra steroid as a stress dose while you are sick (or do you feel that this would not help)? Sorry if you already said this and I missed it and I hope that you feel better soon
Hello Ginger Thanks for asking.
I had upped my steroid to 7 mg since the Spring because of my apparent reactions to the vaccine and haven't been able to bring the dose down.
As I have been resting more this week I have been feeling better.
Yesterday I had physio on my legs, the muscles were so painful with many hard lumps but I think she has helped the blood flow with the treatment.
I did the test for my antibodies 2 days ago so hopefully won't be long before I know the full picture regarding my protection against Covid but still feel having the booster is the last thing I want to do at the moment.
Is there any way to unwatch this thread? On other threads there is usually a button on top to do it easily, but couldn't find a way on this one.
thanks!
I did the test for my antibodies 2 days ago so hopefully won't be long before I know the full picture regarding my protection against Covid but still feel having the booster is the last thing I want to do at the moment.
It's under the "view results" button on the top right side of this page. I often miss it too, at first glance.
Not had any of the vaccines and not intend to get vaccinated as long as I am allowed. I traveled to a very high covid city and back few weeks ago. I go out regularly, shopping, eating out etc. and mix with crowds. Try to wear masks as little as possible. I mean only when I have to. Not caught covid as yet.
COVID is not likely to go away anytime soon, and it has been known to kill people and produce long term damage. Cavalier behavior like traveling to high risk areas and not wearing masks raises ones risk, as well as being unvaccinated and one's immediate family members not having been vaccinated. There is no guarantee anyone will have a mild case, and what you are describing sounds very risky.Myself and my husband, my brother and his family and one sister in law are the the only unvaccinated human beings that I know so far. All the neighbours and friends and rest of the family had all the vaccines and the boosters. Most had terrible reactions and few are seriously unwell.
That's really great! I wish more people felt this way. COVID continues to spread because people are not wearing masks, social distancing and getting vaccinated. Also, some people are immunocompromised, and even having been vaccinated, they are at risk and at the mercy of others' behaviors of getting vaccinated and wearing masks.I would gladly take that risk in order to prevent the spread of covid, and to protect myself and my loved ones.
Or, you can supplement B vitamins, vitamins C and D, zinc, and other nutrients to support our immune systems. Taking antihistamines and curcumin will help with side effects.Vaccines (and infections) use up our vitamins/minerals so if you are depleted then having a booster will just make you feel worse, I'd imagine. Better to give yourself time to recover, that's what I'd do.
The people in the study were already cardiac patients and so were at higher risk. These risks should be considered and precautions should be taken to help these patients tolerate the vaccine.We now have evidence of a plausible biological mechanism of how mRNA vaccine may be contributing to increased cardiac events. The abstract is published in the highest impact cardiology journal so we must take these findings very seriously
‘’We conclude that the mRNA vacs dramatically increase inflammation on the endothelium and T cell infiltration of cardiac muscle and may account for the observations of increased thrombosis, cardiomyopathy, and other vascular events following vaccination."
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10....P2LgLfbl5sBFzLch9-Vpdeh3kBYeGlt9WhsiMXS4saQs&
Am l wrong, ? l could be wrong, time will tell, , no one knows, but this is a emergency situation we find we are living in whether you believe that or not.
I think our messaging would've beeen better if health authorities said a version of that. "There could be unintended side effects when dealing with billions of people, but the side effects of COVID are much greater, so it's the best choice in our situation."
But I think the worry for many of us in the chronic illness community is not only that we could crash or get bad side effects, but that the medical establishment will then laugh at us and gaslight us about our situation and deny us treatment.
They have been gaslighting and marginalizing us for years. This breeds distrust and suspicion (even when unwarranted), but they can't really be shocked that they reap what they sow.
COVID is not likely to go away anytime soon, and it has been known to kill people and produce long term damage. Cavalier behavior like traveling to high risk areas and not wearing masks raises ones risk, as well as being unvaccinated and one's immediate family members not having been vaccinated. There is no guarantee anyone will have a mild case, and what you are describing sounds very risky.
The situation might have changed a bit now that the new variant has turned up in England, so I'm considering a booster shot but...... it might not be that effective against the new variant. Nobody knows yet. The alternative is to wait for a new vaccine that is specific for it. Looks like one will be available in 3-4 months ish.(Maybe) I might well wait for that.Andy do you think then that the need for the Booster is being exaggerated if you don't mind saying?
The situation might have changed a bit now that the new variant has turned up in England, so I'm considering a booster shot but...... it might not be that effective against the new variant. Nobody knows yet. The alternative is to wait for a new vaccine that is specific for it. Looks like one will be available in 3-4 months ish.(Maybe) I might well wait for that.