Thanks, thats what I wanted to confirm.
Got Moderna booster back last Nov, been looking into getting another poke but looks like it's still only advised for eldery/children right now? Any benefit in getting stabbed with another booster before fall season?
This exactly.
I had it back in May and I do have mild asthma so it was about 4 weeks before my breathing was back to normal, just extra winded and was annoying. My symptoms were just loss of smell , exhaustion and e eventually a cough.
Just annoying as fuck.
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I'm planning on waiting until the start of November, so I'll be set when the post-thanksgiving surges happen.
Eh, fuck the elderly. Go get your shot and be happy and healthy.
By the way, as someone who got Johnson originally,and boosted with Moderna last November. My side effects both times were significant and long lasting. With the bivalent Moderna booster this time, and post a non-mild case of a COVID from July. My side effects this time were very mild. Sore arm and minor fatigue for a day. Arm soreness was down significantly after a day and a half, and all but gone after two. Which was a nice change.
I was aasured that this was impossible and that it was going to be delightful when schoolchildren started infecting whole classrooms but apparently just limiting vaccinations to the single extreme risk group and getting them to engage in less extreme high risk behavior is doing the trick.
https://twitter.com/FiveThirtyEight/...-JXDKsE-A&s=19
People were overpanicked because of how Covid went but monkeypox can't spread through the air so that helps
if everyone just pretended they were married for a month, and stopped having sex, the disease would disappear from existence
Had my booster appointment yesterday. I got the rare side effect where all I could taste is metal, but that went away this morning. Had an ice pack all night on my arm for the soreness and I can barely feel it now.
Channeling your inner Kaslo.
Maybe I am missing something but ignoring the odd demographics shift isn't it well established that the chances of developing long covid is not connected to how severe your initial covid infection was? I have heard of lots of people with mild covid cases that were never hospitalized developing long covid symptoms.