Commercial Fixed Wing
Flight Attendant Current
Fatigue; Communication Breakdown; Physiological - Other
Flight Deck / Cabin / Aircraft Event Illness / Injury; No Specific Anomaly Occurred Unwanted Situation
Flight Crew Landed in Emergency Condition; General Work Refused
Environment - Non Weather Related; Human Factors
After landing in ZZZZ I talked to duty manager.  He asked if I was OK and then proceeded to notify me of our crew's new pairing information.  He never asked if I felt; or my crew; if we could continue on to our next flight or if we were having any physical or other symptoms following our emergency.  After notifying him that we did not want to fly again that day he told me that it wasn't that simple and that I was putting him in a difficult situation.  I said that I understood but that we had just been in a difficult situation.   He also said that I can't just make that statement.  He also wanted to know why Name;  had changed her mind after she told him on the phone that she was fine.  I explained that I was willing to pass the phone to each flight attendant so that they could each inform him of their request.  He then asked if we were unable to perform our safety and customer service responsibilities.  I said yes; we felt we were unable to do so and that it was a consensus with each flight attendant.  About an hour after landing; I felt a sudden arc like headache and felt cold in both my hands and feet.  I also experienced chills throughout my body.  I had a surge of adrenaline during the emergency incident and afterwards felt both fatigue and extreme thirst.
Flight attendant reported a headache; feeling cold in the hands and feet; chills throughout the body; fatigue and thirst after landing.