Some public health experts hope that Americans will welcome the new shot as they would a flu jab. But demand for the vaccine has dropped sharply since 2021 when it first became available and more than 240 million people in the U.S., or 73% of the population, received at least one shot.
In the fall of 2022, by which time most people had either had the COVID virus or the vaccine, fewer than 50 million people got the shots.
What kind of reactions? I guess, personally, I’d rather have reactions like what I’ve had than long covid.
I’m planning on getting my flu+covid vaccine double tap the 1st week of September.
Long Covid isn’t stopped by the vaccine.
High blood pressure and erratic heart. Cardiologist said no more boosters. The risk is to high.
Last I checked, the vaccine decreases the chance of all COVID symptoms, including the long-term ones.
Then you’re one of the people that everyone else’s herd immunity is supposed to protect. You’re one of the few that can’t tolerate the vaccine. Everyone else still needs to be vaccinated.
Ouch. I’m glad you talked to a doctor about it.
I’m gonna get my shots. I haven’t had bad enough effects to matter, so I’ll try to do my part for herd immunity. And I work with too many antivax suburban moms to feel safe, so it’s also for me, lol.
I ended up in the emergency room. lol. So yeah, I talked to many doctors about it.
Since I can’t get it. The rest of my family is getting it. They have no had any side effects.
ETA: to be clear, I’m not anti-vaccine. For some reason the booster causes some people to have heart issues. Otherwise I’d get the booster. I’m not worried about Covid killing me. I just don’t like getting sick if I can avoid it.
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