All I will say is Rotorburn strava indicates people say one thing and do another...
You might find the 5km dropped if you are in Vic..
COVID-19: who’s going full doomsday prep on this?
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You might find the 5km dropped if you are in Vic..
dazz
Downhill Dazz
Yeah, I reckon how vicious the jab is has a lot to do with it. I ham it up a bit (slight needle phobia) and nurse was very gentle with my 2nd jab, no lasting dot, barely any bruising. Did have the lymph nodes in my left armpit blow up for a few days which was a bit uncomfortable but yeah nothing to complain about.I still got a yellow dot the size of a 10c coin at the site of Pfizer #2 from over 2 weeks ago.
That girl really slammed it in... I was still pulling my jumper down when she opportunistically stabbed me
Jpez
Down on the left!
I’m praying for the 25km return because I can get to a couple little trails just in that zone but I doubt it I think 10km is more likely which means I just get to access more bike paths!
PINT of Stella. mate!
Many, many Scotches
I bloody well should do as I’ll probably have to come back here in 3 weeks if regional VIC isn’t removed from the hotspot list.
not that im sweating to get out, but its 14km to the nearest decent trails, 10km could scrape in some fire trail
Labcanary
One potato, two potato, click
Agreed @dazz. When I was pregnant with child #2 I was given the whooping cough vaccine by a very exuberant doctor, who jammed the needle into the sinew where arm meets shoulder instead of the fleshy upper arm bit. It hurt for about 8 weeks. I couldn't lift my arm further than 45° from my body.
Every other vaccine I've had was done by a nurse and has not been a problem (aside from the expected usual immune response)
Jeez you guys got off easy if a sore arm is the worst reaction.
danncam
Likes Dirt
I've always prefered a nurse to do a jab for blood or injection as they should be more experienced and caring, except many nurses no longer do routine IM jabs. (I can say this as an ex-CCU RN. Not to boast
but I did successfully cannulate an obese cardiogenic shock patient who was in VF undergoing CPR once..just saying).
ashes_mtb
Has preferences
Best jabs I’ve ever had are from West Australians that look like they’d be pretty familiar with needles, and other implements…I've always prefered a nurse to do a jab for blood or injection as they should be more experienced and caring, except many nurses no longer do routine IM jabs. (I can say this as an ex-CCU RN. Not to boast
HamboCairns
Thanks for all the bananas
Serious question - does it upset you to see other people posting their rides, and indeed, does it upset others?
I'm happy to not post if so.
moorey
call me Mia
some nurses have the touch of an angel for needles, but the worst was one who insisted she could get a bent and notched canula that had come out a bit back in like a frayed gear cable through an outer. only time i've ever tried to actively avoid calling for assistance when she was on duty
HamboCairns
Thanks for all the bananas
Joking aside, I know I'm fortunate to have no restrictions up here so thought I'd ask.I think we can handle those monthly events.
Also, dammit.
moorey
call me Mia
I wasn't joking.
Is the 70% vaccinated by 23/9 requirement a bit of a threat? It seems like a kind of a threat.
stoff
Likes Dirt
Screw the Mornington Peninsula. We have no cases, no exposure sites and river borders that can be barricaded (albeit a couple of those are on trails in Plenty Gorge). Free Nillumbik!
Jpez
Down on the left!
I read it that way. If that’s what it takes then so be it. But being grounded whilst that happens doesn’t sit well with me.