All Things Coronavirus (Part 2)

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https://www.wnd.com/2021/04/recorded-murdering-patients-covid-nurse-goes-public-shocker 

 

Olzewski said patients who repeatedly tested negative for the virus were being labeled as "COVID confirmed" in their medical charts, and that triggered a higher level of compensation from the government.

 

She told LifeSiteNews those "perverse incentives" from the Department of Health and Human Services provided $13,000 for each COVID patient, or $39,000 if they were put on a ventilator.

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[laylalex 7,282]

I am having what I believe to be delayed side effects from my first jab. Over the weekend, I developed pain in my right shoulder that was so bad it woke me up. I took some tylenol but I had no relief. Then I got pain in my left thumb, followed by pain in my right wrist. Then the pain my right shoulder went away but almost immediately flared up on my left shoulder. Over the course of Saturday and Sunday the pain in my shoulders flipped back and forth from side to side but never at the same time. Now it's on my left shoulder, my left thumb is sore again and the first three fingers on my right hand are sore. And an hour ago, my right knee. I asked my mom this morning what it could be, and she said it is most likely a vaccine side effect, but to keep tabs on it since it could be something more serious. However, the more serious things we discussed are not rapid onset like this is or not likely given my age. 

 

Pain relievers (naproxen, ibuprofen, even paracetamol with codeine) do not work and I have no swelling, just pain. I probably just need to rest and stay hydrated. Next stop is a rheumatologist if I have to but fingers crossed this will pass quickly.

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11 minutes ago, laylalex said:

I am having what I believe to be delayed side effects from my first jab. Over the weekend, I developed pain in my right shoulder that was so bad it woke me up. I took some tylenol but I had no relief. Then I got pain in my left thumb, followed by pain in my right wrist. Then the pain my right shoulder went away but almost immediately flared up on my left shoulder. Over the course of Saturday and Sunday the pain in my shoulders flipped back and forth from side to side but never at the same time. Now it's on my left shoulder, my left thumb is sore again and the first three fingers on my right hand are sore. And an hour ago, my right knee. I asked my mom this morning what it could be, and she said it is most likely a vaccine side effect, but to keep tabs on it since it could be something more serious. However, the more serious things we discussed are not rapid onset like this is or not likely given my age. 

 

Pain relievers (naproxen, ibuprofen, even paracetamol with codeine) do not work and I have no swelling, just pain. I probably just need to rest and stay hydrated. Next stop is a rheumatologist if I have to but fingers crossed this will pass quickly.

You might have carpal tunnel from the Netflix remote 

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6 minutes ago, laylalex said:

I am having what I believe to be delayed side effects from my first jab. Over the weekend, I developed pain in my right shoulder that was so bad it woke me up. I took some tylenol but I had no relief. Then I got pain in my left thumb, followed by pain in my right wrist. Then the pain my right shoulder went away but almost immediately flared up on my left shoulder. Over the course of Saturday and Sunday the pain in my shoulders flipped back and forth from side to side but never at the same time. Now it's on my left shoulder, my left thumb is sore again and the first three fingers on my right hand are sore. And an hour ago, my right knee. I asked my mom this morning what it could be, and she said it is most likely a vaccine side effect, but to keep tabs on it since it could be something more serious. However, the more serious things we discussed are not rapid onset like this is or not likely given my age. 

 

Pain relievers (naproxen, ibuprofen, even paracetamol with codeine) do not work and I have no swelling, just pain. I probably just need to rest and stay hydrated. Next stop is a rheumatologist if I have to but fingers crossed this will pass quickly.

Sounds like the odd body pain/joint pain that came on many hours after the first vaccine for me. I'd say you need to rest a while, maybe some vitamins too. You are not experiencing any weakness? Hope you feel better, but yes get looked at if it does not pass.

[laylalex 7,282]

1 minute ago, yuna628 said:

Sounds like the odd body pain/joint pain that came on many hours after the first vaccine for me. I'd say you need to rest a while, maybe some vitamins too. You are not experiencing any weakness? Hope you feel better, but yes get looked at if it does not pass.

Thank you for the well wishes. I have no weakness overall -- 36 hours after the jab I felt perfectly normal. Last week I had a small amount of muscle pain at the injection site but it passed within hours. Then Friday night this started happening, right before bedtime. I woke up in the middle of the night and flipped over on the other side, and figured maybe I had pulled something in my sleep. I realized this was something different when the pain kept jumping from shoulder to shoulder. I was running errands yesterday like normal for me on Sunday, and brought two heavy bags of groceries inside from the car with no problem. 

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30 minutes ago, laylalex said:

I am having what I believe to be delayed side effects from my first jab. Over the weekend, I developed pain in my right shoulder that was so bad it woke me up. I took some tylenol but I had no relief. Then I got pain in my left thumb, followed by pain in my right wrist. Then the pain my right shoulder went away but almost immediately flared up on my left shoulder. Over the course of Saturday and Sunday the pain in my shoulders flipped back and forth from side to side but never at the same time. Now it's on my left shoulder, my left thumb is sore again and the first three fingers on my right hand are sore. And an hour ago, my right knee. I asked my mom this morning what it could be, and she said it is most likely a vaccine side effect, but to keep tabs on it since it could be something more serious. However, the more serious things we discussed are not rapid onset like this is or not likely given my age. 

 

Pain relievers (naproxen, ibuprofen, even paracetamol with codeine) do not work and I have no swelling, just pain. I probably just need to rest and stay hydrated. Next stop is a rheumatologist if I have to but fingers crossed this will pass quickly.

 

   I had similar issues about a week after the second shot. Mostly inflammatory pain like tendonitis, but mostly in areas where I had injuries in the past. My doctor said it's not uncommon, but shouldn't persist. It took a while to completely resolve.

 

  

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Why is it you young kids are having most of the complications following the vaccine?

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1 hour ago, Neonred said:

Why is it you young kids are having most of the complications following the vaccine?

Mine was not that bad.

[laylalex 7,282]

It's been established that women and younger adults have stronger responses to the Pfizer and Modern vaccines than older people and men in general. https://www.healthline.com/health-news/why-women-experience-stronger-side-effects-to-covid-19-vaccines As a young(ish) woman who takes a medication for migraines that suppresses androgens, I guess I shouldn't be surprised at my own response.

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10 hours ago, laylalex said:

Then the pain my right shoulder went away but almost immediately flared up on my left shoulder. Over the course of Saturday and Sunday the pain in my shoulders flipped back and forth from side to side but never at the same time. Now it's on my left shoulder

Sincere hopes that you can shoulder this pain, LL ma'am.

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5 hours ago, laylalex said:

As a young(ish) woman who takes a medication for migraines that suppresses androgens, I guess I shouldn't be surprised at my own response.

As I said to my daughter, "You are a middle aged woman now..."

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2 hours ago, Neonred said:

As I said to my daughter, "You are a middle aged woman now..."

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13 hours ago, Neonred said:

Why is it you young kids are having most of the complications following the vaccine?

Cause they are all soft weak spoiled wussies 

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1 hour ago, Nature Boy 2.0 said:

Cause they are all soft weak spoiled wussies 

So your conclusion is that the "time out" generation didn't produce the same tuff people as the "### beating" generation?