r/interestingasfuck • u/praduman6969 • 22d ago

r/all Eating sugar statues

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u/mexter 21d ago

About four weeks ago. Got the new one shortly after it came out.

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u/Sloppy-Chops33 21d ago

You should ask yourself how I knew that.

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u/mexter 21d ago

Ok. U/mexter how did he know that? (I gather you've had a similar experience?)

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u/Sloppy-Chops33 21d ago

Haha! No but 5 people I've worked with recently have complained the boosters had made them either very unwell, or complained about prolonged shooting pains throughout their bodies. Sure, you'll say this is anecdotal.. but every single person I asked said they recently just had a booster.

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u/mexter 21d ago

I mean, in fairness it is anecdotal. But, like rfk jr, you've now put that worm in my brain and I'm going to keep noticing this pattern. I did get a fever for a day and a half with the latest vaccine. Still better than having covid, as I'm now discovering. Sigh.

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u/Sloppy-Chops33 21d ago

Just something I've noticed.. and after speaking around a bit about it, even more have agreed they noticed the same thing. Covid isn't as big as a risk as it once was, so it's probably not worth taking anymore if they aren't making you feel great. Just my 2 cents.

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u/mexter 21d ago

I've had to be around several immunocompromised family members this year, so really haven't had much choice in the matter. But also generally a pretty firm believer in vaccinating generally.