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Old 08-28-2017, 06:15 PM #1
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I looked on Wiki, and there isn't much there.
A mention of a human vaccine improvement in the mid 60's.

You can Google for more if it is important to you.

But the vaccine had been around for years before then and required 21 shots in the abdomen which were painful and had loads of side effects.
Thanks for the info! Glad to know this, wasn't sure
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Thanks for the info! Glad to know this, wasn't sure
Hi guys,

I want to thank Mrs D for her kind and true words regarding EMG test. The nerve one bothered me a bit but EMG was virtually painless. A word to anyone who may need one- the nerve tests often aren't necessary in totality like EMG for some things. Don't be afraid to ask

No ALS or MS showing- thank you God.
God is good always
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Hi guys,

I want to thank Mrs D for her kind and true words regarding EMG test. The nerve one bothered me a bit but EMG was virtually painless. A word to anyone who may need one- the nerve tests often aren't necessary in totality like EMG for some things. Don't be afraid to ask

No ALS or MS showing- thank you God.
God is good always
Thanks for letting us know how the EMG went, trippin2. Prayers of thanks, indeed!

I haven't posted for awhile because I have nothing to post! Things are pretty good! And yes, all thanks go to God, good days and bad.
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Thanks for letting us know how the EMG went, trippin2. Prayers of thanks, indeed!

I haven't posted for awhile because I have nothing to post! Things are pretty good! And yes, all thanks go to God, good days and bad.
Hi BatBite

I'm so glad to hear from you and this! Glad you're doing well, you've been so important to me in this.

I won't be getting on as frequently ( hopefully ) but will check in every few days for you
(And Peaceful Day) I hope his gets out of his system soon, 21 is too young for this!

This vaccine really has given me a new lease on life. Can't take anything for granted and savor it all.

Helping others is best gift of all.

God Bless Us All and full recoveries to all always
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Thanks for keeping me in your thoughts, Trippin2. I'm happy to hear that your test went well. I think I've gotten over my rough patch from last week. Still dealing with the strep throat and a few neuro things from the vaccine (tingling fingers, back/neck pain), but I feel like I'm definitely on the road to recovery.

I got my blood drawn for a titer today just to fully convince myself that the vaccine did its job. Hopefully, it didn't do too much damage beyond just that. But I guess I'll find out in the coming months.

Cheers to all
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Thanks for keeping me in your thoughts, Trippin2. I'm happy to hear that your test went well. I think I've gotten over my rough patch from last week. Still dealing with the strep throat and a few neuro things from the vaccine (tingling fingers, back/neck pain), but I feel like I'm definitely on the road to recovery.

I got my blood drawn for a titer today just to fully convince myself that the vaccine did its job. Hopefully, it didn't do too much damage beyond just that. But I guess I'll find out in the coming months.

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Very glad to hear from you peacefulday! I'm surprised they did a titer for you. I asked several times and my doctors wouldn't do it. Every little piece of reassurance helps.
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Thanks for keeping me in your thoughts, Trippin2. I'm happy to hear that your test went well. I think I've gotten over my rough patch from last week. Still dealing with the strep throat and a few neuro things from the vaccine (tingling fingers, back/neck pain), but I feel like I'm definitely on the road to recovery.

I got my blood drawn for a titer today just to fully convince myself that the vaccine did its job. Hopefully, it didn't do too much damage beyond just that. But I guess I'll find out in the coming months.

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Peaceful Day,

I'm surprised they did a titre too. If it comes back inconclusive don't panic, may just be too soon to tell.
I promise you got shots in time, remember, veterinarians have gotten these shots for 70 years so they monitor them closely, it's not a new shot like gardasil or something

Don't ever get another vaccine though guys!
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Yeah, I will definitely let you guys know once I get the results back. The lab said I would receive the results by this coming Tuesday. I was able to just get a prescription for the blood draw from my doctor and then got it done at a nearby hospital. They even provided all the shipping materials needed for that sort of thing (I.e. Biological specimens). Then I just sent it to a lab in Atlanta that does the test.

It's weird how they didn't let you guys get the titer. It might have also helped that I called my doctor during one of my major panic attacks. I think they just wanted to help me in any way they could, especially since my anxiety was so extreme for a while there.

Also, I definitely relate on that note of not getting anymore vaccines. Every time I go to my pharmacy, they ask if I want a flu shot. If they only knew what my body has been through...
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