@YourMomsSecretCrush Eh... my mom had something like that, but without the fever. Plus it was only one day. I guess it all depends on the person. Myself, I got an infected lymph node, which led to the diagnosis of breast cancer, which most likely would have gone undetected, since I'm a little different from 99% of breast cancer patients, LOL.
Similar thing happened to my dad with squamous cell skin cancer. Hope you were able to get rid of the cancer. Cancer sucks. Had melanoma about 20 years ago and had a chunk cut out of my leg. @LordShadowfire
@hunkalove I'm "mostly right", but my monthly cycle has never been the same since #2 and #3 just about killed it.
I'm worried that #4 will make me menopausal. I am in the "Get the shot, no matter what" brigade, but I don't feel safe now that they outsourced it to pharmacies. I need the 15 minute monitored wait time after the shot because it does bring on an episode in me - to the point where I was asked by a monitor at doses #2 and #3 if I was okay, so it's obviously noticeable to strangers that I've never met before and who don't know about my medical health.
Seems like the older I get, the less I tolerate injections because I nearly collapsed getting blood drawn for some blood tests.
I have had 5 now, the most recent one being the bivalent booster that targets Omicron. I did not have any side effects from the last 3 jabs. I wish they would hurry up and give us a nasal vaccine. They are supposed to be better at blocking transmission, not just warding off severe illness.
Hey, Gusdude! Daglish railway station in Perth was a featured article and photo on Wikipedia on October 9. It's still there but you have to scroll down a ways.
@LordShadowfire I made my own personal choice which is fully lawful. I am happy with my choice. Remember the vaccines are not and do not do anything to stop/prevent/reduce covid in the community.