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<blockquote data-quote="C-Note" data-source="post: 1533401" data-attributes="member: 9873">I haven&#039;t gotten it, but I&#039;ve had some family members get it.&nbsp; My mom got the first jab (I don&#039;t remember which brand) and felt horrible afterwards, so she has refused to get the second.&nbsp; My sister got both doses and it put her in bed for about two weeks.&nbsp; She recovered, and as I explained in a post a couple of months ago, she later got COVID and survived.&nbsp; I think my sister is an example of one of the few who benefits from the jabs because she has multiple comorbidities due to living an unhealthy lifestyle and therefore needs to have the symptoms reduced as the jabs apparently do, at least for awhile.Three other family members got the jabs six month ago and did not have severe reactions, but it looks to me that their general health has changed.&nbsp; They seem more listless and tired, almost as if the spark they had before was extinguished.&nbsp; One of them has had moderately more severe menstruation and allergy flare-ups that she hasn&#039;t had before.&nbsp; Of course, I&#039;m extremely against the jabs, so it could just be confirmation bias on my part.When I participated in the triathlons this past summer, I was around hundreds of extremely fit and healthy competitors, some of the fittest and healthiest people I&#039;ve ever seen.&nbsp; Most of them are from heavily-Democratic (blue) areas in my metropolitan area.&nbsp; I&#039;m really curious how many of them got the jabs and how many declined, as I wonder if their health and/or fitness was effected.&nbsp; Of course, there&#039;s no way for me to find that out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="C-Note, post: 1533401, member: 9873"] I haven't gotten it, but I've had some family members get it. My mom got the first jab (I don't remember which brand) and felt horrible afterwards, so she has refused to get the second. My sister got both doses and it put her in bed for about two weeks. She recovered, and as I explained in a post a couple of months ago, she later got COVID and survived. I think my sister is an example of one of the few who benefits from the jabs because she has multiple comorbidities due to living an unhealthy lifestyle and therefore needs to have the symptoms reduced as the jabs apparently do, at least for awhile. Three other family members got the jabs six month ago and did not have severe reactions, but it looks to me that their general health has changed. They seem more listless and tired, almost as if the spark they had before was extinguished. One of them has had moderately more severe menstruation and allergy flare-ups that she hasn't had before. Of course, I'm extremely against the jabs, so it could just be confirmation bias on my part. When I participated in the triathlons this past summer, I was around hundreds of extremely fit and healthy competitors, some of the fittest and healthiest people I've ever seen. Most of them are from heavily-Democratic (blue) areas in my metropolitan area. I'm really curious how many of them got the jabs and how many declined, as I wonder if their health and/or fitness was effected. Of course, there's no way for me to find that out. [/QUOTE]

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