I had the first shot. It hurt at the injection spot for about 2 days. Absolutely zero side effects. Super easy and safe process. I have a feeling after the second shot I may feel a bit tired or get a fever but I’m not expecting anything worse.
In my country the government is currently "thinking" about enforcing surgical/ffp2 masks (for outside use as well, not only in shops / public transport etc.). Totally a coincidence that some big local companies have started manufacturing ffp2 masks on a larger scale in December. I'm not planning any changes if it's enforced and it'll only lead to more people not wearing any masks at all, because already a lot of them have enough of the bullshit rule to wear them outside.
Exactly... People need to rage at the right things. Yelling into the void about how you won’t listen to the oppressive government, is just cringe.
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Weird, they had me wait like 20 min and I was good to go back to work. i maybe felt tired but I always feel tired ;P
Even during the shower?
It should, your body is already prepared for it.
Simultaneously disheartening and encouraging. The former because I don't think we're quite there yet and people just don't care anymore I guess. Encouraging because that whole "oooobviously cases are dropping because people changed their behavior! Its not burning out at all!" Is complete nonsense. Its a personal anecdote but I can report its the same way in my town. Bars, restaurants, gyms, you name it. And it's been that way for awhile. So its sure as hell not the public at large's behavior thats causing cases to drop.
We've had the exact same discussion throughout this crisis. Before the second wave people posted pictures of crowded bars in Sweden and claimed the virus must have burnt out. Over the summer we were told the virus had burnt out in London and New York.
I see your point but the drops we're seeing worldwide and in the entire country are not the same as two cities. So while what you're saying seems logical I think it is a false equivalency. Plus we've added 8 more months and it found a LOT of hosts in November-January.
My point is that at different points we've contained the virus while maintaining varying degrees of normality, and yet the virus was still ready to jump back (eg. see Europe over the summer). So from the fact that everything seems "normal", it doesn't follow that it isn't merely being supressed. The main thing to watch out for is if new daily cases drop to zero, or plateau at a low level. If they merely plateau, it means the virus is spreading at a constant rate, so it isn't actually dying out.
You have my sympathy - our Christmas vacation with kids got cancelled because of Covid-19. Really wanted to show them snow, etc. It is obvious people are fed up and the government either speeds up massively the vaccinations or just let it go, otherwise there will be nothing to come back to.
How the fuck they have the right to scream fascist on Social media without even knowing what fascism looked irl I'm not surprised though my history education was crap in school but it got me to go out and find more info on such important historical events.
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