The Day After

[Pinkie56]

Its been 17 hrs since my shot. The only thing that hurts is my arm. And that's killing me. I'm gonna sit in the recliner & eat ice cream all day anyway. Shame to let good ice cream go to waste.

[Gentlespirit]

Wait a few days and see how you feel. I felt fatigue and 2 days later dizziness. Theres some brain fog too. Am just being patient though because being vaccinated will help in the long run.

[Pinkie56 in reply to Gentlespirit]

MORE brain fog? All my airplanes are going to be grounded if it gets anymore foggy around here. lol

[Hidden]

My first shot is scheduled for the 19th of April and I am not fully sure that I will get it.

First off, I am convinced that I had Covid in January, during the 2nd wave, here in Ontario. I rode it out due to the "stay at home" orders, no test to confirm it. The symptoms were typical of Covid and I managed to cope and get through it. I felt like I had a bad case of bronchitis, which I have had before, only this was different, in such a way, that it was more likely Covid.

I just finished a large dish of Moosetracks ice-cream. ☺️

Here is hoping that you continue to feel better, Pinkie56.

[Pinkie56 in reply to Hidden]

Moosetracks! I luv that stuff!

[Pinkie56 in reply to Hidden]

I'm having zero problems. Just a very sore arm. Other than that I'm not even tired. Good luck.

[Pinkie56 in reply to Hidden]

My 2 favorite YouTubers are from Ontario. Daybydayvlogs and Jarrod Bronstein although I can't remember the name of his vlog. He's so cute & has such a wonderful personality. Daybyday is about a family with way too many critters. You guys also have the horticulture college or whatever its called. Went there once it was so beautiful.

[Hidden in reply to Pinkie56]

Moosetracks is the best! I'm happy to hear that you are having zero problems, it helps me by decreasing some of the pre-vaccination anxiety.

Was the college you speak of in Niagara Falls?

I will have to check out the YouTubers, because, how can anyone have too many critters?🙃

[Pinkie56 in reply to Hidden]

Oh I dunno. I thought it was the Ontario School of Horticulture. They had a big clock right at the entrance. It was made entirely out of flowers & actually kept time. I was on a trip to Niagara Falls. So maybe on the Canadian side. And this was 45 yrs ago. Now you know what an old fart I am. lol

[Hidden in reply to Pinkie56]

From one oldie to another! That was the Floral Clock in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The other was the Niagara Parks School of Horticulture.

niagaraparks.com/niagara-pa...

Floral Clock

[Pinkie56 in reply to Hidden]

That's the one! I saw it in 1977 & it looked just like this. So glad they kept it the same. So beautiful! Thank you for this! Made my whole week.

[Hidden in reply to Pinkie56]

You are most welcome, Pinkie56. 🌷

[MrsN1976]

Moving the arm helps dissipate the pain in my experience.