Covid vaccine procedure question - Page 4

MamaWick · ‎03-09-2010

I think "swinging" might not be the best word to use. Just moving your arm, range on motion as much as possible, but don't swing.

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michiganredneck · ‎08-30-2010

We received our first vaccine shot Friday, I had some arm and shoulder pain but it was gone the next day. I had a strange thing happen while we waited in line. An elderly woman was taking pictures with her cell of people who weren't 6 feet apart and she was loudly discussing them with others around her. I only had my hubby next me and I told her to please back off from us,I should have asked her what she was going to do with the pictures. Any thoughts on this?

wonderfulworld · ‎12-05-2012

@MamaWick wrote:
I think "swinging" might not be the best word to use. Just moving your arm, range on motion as much as possible, but don't swing.

I think you are right. Swinging was the word this person used but I bet range of motion is the true idea.

I usally ask toget my shots in my not dominant arm...maybe it is better to do the opposite? Since you move your dominant arm more. Interesting information. Thanks!

CelticCrafter · ‎03-09-2010

@michiganredneck wrote:
We received our first vaccine shot Friday, I had some arm and shoulder pain but it was gone the next day. I had a strange thing happen while we waited in line. An elderly woman was taking pictures with her cell of people who weren't 6 feet apart and she was loudly commenting on them. I only had my hubby next me and I told her to please back off. I should have asked her what she was going to do with the pictures. Any thoughts on this?

She's probably going to put them all over Facebook to shame people or report them to the social distance police.

If I had to tell someone to back off I would have not used the word please, rude gets rude back.