Vajama77 t1_ixryly2 wrote
I was told that the vaccination rate was low, could be a cause. And yes, very few are masking and EVERYTHING is open to the masses. I have yet to have it. 🤞
BugggJuice t1_ixrzgan wrote
yeah, most people haven't gotten their boosters yet so that'll do it
Ashbin OP t1_ixvh1be wrote
Yes, you are correct in the vaccination rate being low. Real low. One Virginia county has only something like 0.5% of the residents vaxxed. And if you guessed it was in a "red" area, you would be correct.
I have not had COVID yet either, nor my spouse who works in healthcare and has patients with COVID she is hands on with.
PayneTrainSG t1_ixv87l6 wrote
It's really nbd to get your bivalent covid and flu shots. I haven't heard anyone with adverse reactions or otherwise getting flattened by their immune system response to them. Supply should be good now and you can get them for free on the same day in a lot of places.
GB3754 t1_ixylpqf wrote
Mmm, my bivalent booster knocked me flat. Fever of 103, headache that wouldn't go away, and nausea/vomiting. It was an awful 24 hours and I almost went to urgent care to see if they could help me stop the vomiting, but thankfully it turned a corner. I had my flu shot a few weeks prior and had a mildly sore arm.
Vajama77 t1_ixvgiqk wrote
I got them together and it wasn't pleasant. The first two covid shots/booster were fine. I think it's the flu shot that made me feel like crap for two days.
Ashbin OP t1_ixvia4l wrote
I have a friend who did the same thing you did; both at once. Knocked her on her butt for about four days. And I think you are correct. From what I've been hearing, the flu vaccine can really kick your ass.
PayneTrainSG t1_ixvsck4 wrote
In my experience, if i have any lingering crud in my system that already has my body on high alert, it lights up like a Christmas tree with a flu shot. All of the wild temperature fluctuations, colds, RSV, made the flu shot more annoying to time.
Vajama77 t1_ixvsqj8 wrote
I agree. A number of variables.
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