I get a flu shot every year because I'm the person who has the most awful reaction to the mildest flu (like the Russian or Taiwan variety). I had a booster last December and I attribute that to the mild symptoms I experienced after my son got me sick right after the winter school break. I've been waiting for the covalent booster because it targets the most prevalent variety currently circulating in our area. Some of my friends are "elderly" and I exercise in a gym full of seniors. I don't want to be responsible for someone else's serious illness. I also don't want to get sick, and genetics is a crapshoot. My brother's gotten seriously ill more than once. My immune system is probably better than his, but by how much? I dunno and I don't really want to find out the hard way.
Normally after a shot, I feel a pinch and mild soreness the next day. Unlike yesterday when I thought I could feel the fluids being injected! Resulting in immediate soreness! Maybe it was because I had exercised a few hours earlier? And why do we get sore from these injections? I've had shots where there were no side-effects whatsoever. Besides the response from the immune system to the "intruder alert foreign substance detected," there is also the amount of foreign liquid being injected into the muscles. I don't normally get two shots at once so yesterday was the exception. And I'm not sure why the deltoid is the muscle of choice for such shots either .
I'm thinking I'm not going to be sore tomorrow and maybe I'll be brave and venture onto a different cardio machine, just for fun.
Sept 2022
Sore Shoulder Thursday
Precor elliptical #1
Program 3
Time: 30 min + 5 min cd (5646)
Distance: 2.85
Cal: 318
Avg Hr: 138, 195-81
Crunches 60
Piriformis/Hip/Pencil Stretch
60 Dead Bugs
Elbow Plank 60s
Quick Child’s Pose
Cat stretch 12x
Fire Hydrants 25 x 2
Bird Dogs 60s x 2
Child’s Pose
Push-Ups 25
Air Squats 25
Upper body stretch
Eye yoga
DB Incl Press s/s Lat Raise s/s Rev Inc Fly
10 lbs x 25/15/20
15 lbs x 20/15/25
20/15/20 x 20/15/25 x 3 sets
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