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First efficacy data on bivalent boosters shows they work against infection
Post moving fatigue
Is it normal to have post moving fatigue. Right now I’m lying in bed and took the day off from work because I am exhausted. I moved on Saturday from a 3 bedroom apartment to a 5 bedroom two story house in 40 degree weather raining and I don’t have a cold but after the afternoon I started feeling tired and weak. I am also out of breath a lot and just climbing up and down the stairs is a choir, I’m 36 years old and I’ll admit I’m a bit on the average side but is this normal?
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