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New we were going well but I didn't realise that we were going this well.
Penrith's two-year win rate among best in premiership history
Penrith's scintillating two-year run of form in the regular season is set to go down as the most dominant in the NRL era and among the best in rugby league history.www.nrl.com
I missed it, what happened?
There's a To'o promotional video narrated by Nable that includes a dive into the death of his sister.
That is low. Also, To'o had to recently deal with another bereavement, the death of his baby nephew. Thanks.
I apologise I was out of line. I was frustrated but that is no excuse. Please accept my sincere apology.
I had both, last one about a month ago. First one made the injection site sore for a day or so - nothing drastic. Second shot made me a little unwell for a day or so, but I am diabetic so it doesn't take much. Overall, no real problems.
I had no reaction after my first, my second is due next week. For those who I know, who had a reaction, they had pain, at the injection site, and a headache. Take Panadol, and a ice pack. Short term discomfort, for long term protection.
My missus is a Pharmacist. Recommends Panadol the day you get your first vaccination, just in case. Can help to reduce any side affects. The vaccination does affect some greater than others.
I recommend a six pack!
Short term discomfort is better than long term damage, from COVID.
I had to spend the day in bed after my first shot. That may have been the hangover though. My suggestion; don’t go out on a bender tonight!!
Very true.
And the risks from the vaccines is miniscule as well.
How’d it go Whino? Any after effects or are you fighting fit?
