I well remember the jet injectors at Lackland. The Air Force's definition of "pain free" and mine were at odds.
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Doug M.
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I got all three at once. Not as bad as you had it, but the next morning I had staggering chills and could not get comfortable for several hours. My advice to all is the same as yours.
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My Mother is ninety-six. She got the Covid vaccine booster shot and the flu shot last week at the same time. She experienced no problems.
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I'm an old fart! The only vaccine I've had since childhood has been hepatitis and tetanus and that was for work in a waste water plant for a few years. Oh yeah, and a flu shot when my youngest had twins she required me & her mom to get shot before we could come see the kids (twins) during "flu season".
I had a flu shot (the high dose old folks version) last month with no ill effects. By the way, my wife gave it to me at the pharmacy where she works. No more covid shots for me. I'm convinced that they are near useless if not potentially harmful. I took three originally, but no more for me.
I did take the Shingrix vaccines last year. First one kicked my butt so bad that I almost didn't take the second. Everyone was telling me the second one was worse. My second one was a piece of cake - not even a sore arm.
Not getting the RSV vaccine, either. I don't trust that one, either since, like the covid, it's a recombinant adjuvanted rather than a traditional vaccine.
I did take the Shingrix vaccines last year. First one kicked my butt so bad that I almost didn't take the second. Everyone was telling me the second one was worse. My second one was a piece of cake - not even a sore arm.
Not getting the RSV vaccine, either. I don't trust that one, either since, like the covid, it's a recombinant adjuvanted rather than a traditional vaccine.
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