I'm achy but not in pain. It feels like a combination of growing pains and the onset of a cold or flu. I considered describing it as feeling like you've been hit by a car or been in a car accident, but I didn't want to give A (aka The Wife) any ideas. Besides, the last time that I was in an accident (knock on wood) my best-friend Bert decided to take us for a spin, literally, down I35 during rush hour. I came out of that one sporting a nice big raspberry on my forehead.
The wife keeps trying to get me to take a pain reliever, but as I told her, I can handle it right now but may be inclined later. She however is not convinced and has decided to take her job as my care-taker very seriously.
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It's been a couple hours now since the I got the second shot and while I'm still achy the worst part is waking up after having laid still for so long. It took a couple of minutes to get past the fight that my muscles and bones put up. Every part of my body is sore especially my joints and lower back.
Like I said before though, I can handle a week with an achy body as opposed to what this lady with Leukemia has had to endure. On a side note from that, I did learn that this lady that I am helping is not in Texas and where ever she is takes a "couple of planes" to get to. I think I find out where she is after 30 days. The wife seems to think it is after 90 days. I guess time will tell.
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