THE CONCRETE ROUNDABOUT (TCR)

Unfortunately not. I've woken up this morning and feel as if someone has run me over with a bus. Feeling really rough. But I was told to expect this, and it should pass pretty quickly.

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They say don't kick a man when he's down. Show me a better time.

I've seen it said that if you get a reaction it is a sign that the vaccine has properly taken effect.

Which is a little worrying as I have felt perfectly fine with no side effects whatsoever.

I was told by the nurse to expect some sort of reaction. I felt pretty rough from around 7 last night, which made recording the podcast a laugh, but by 9 I really was dog rough.
Lay awake most of the night, soaking wet with sweat. Got up around 5am, took some paracetamol, and by 9 I was back to normal.

I've anecdotal evidence that the symptoms quite literally disappear in minutes, and that's exactly what happened to me.

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They say don't kick a man when he's down. Show me a better time.

Yeah, some doctor on 'Good Morning Britain' this morning said exactly that.
Tested negative today.

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Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment

Interesting update this morning. Absolutely full of beans. Never felt so awake. Just wondering if anyone else has noticed this side-effect?

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They say don't kick a man when he's down. Show me a better time.

Yes I did. I assumed it was the placebo effect and the relief that followed the jab.

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Disclaimer: All my comments are my opinions unless stated otherwise. I'm just a fan following my club.

Just had mine, so I'll keep you updated if there's anything noteworthy.

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Winner of the TCR APL Prediction league 2016-2017.

Hope everyone is healthy and well

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I'm approaching mid-thirties and was lucky enough to get offered a jab due to having slightly high liver enzymes for some reason - either way I was classed as being at increased risk.

Had mine (Pfizer) in mid-Feb, next one due mid-May. Was a slick operation at a local health centre near me, went in gave my name, told to sit in a booth, didn't feel a thing (not even a slight pressure), then had to sit around for 15 minutes for the observation period and then left. Only side effect I had was a sore/aching arm for a couple of days but that disappeared almost overnight.

Impressed.

[quote="Filthier"]I'm approaching mid-thirties and was lucky enough to get offered a jab due to having slightly high liver enzymes for some reason - either way I was classed as being at increased risk.

Had mine (Pfizer) in mid-Feb, next one due mid-May. Was a slick operation at a local health centre near me, went in gave my name, told to sit in a booth, didn't feel a thing (not even a slight pressure), then had to sit around for 15 minutes for the observation period and then left. Only side effect I had was a sore/aching arm for a couple of days but that disappeared almost overnight.

Impressed.[/quote]
Just as aside...life doesn't get any easier from now on mate

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