So, you've been vaccinated and how do you feel?

My 15 year old was scheduled to get his booster on Friday and tested positive last night. Oof.

 

I've felt rather foggy, and now kind of warmish, most of the day unlike after any of the previous 3 boosters.

 

Got my latest booster yesterday, and as in your experience my arm is a bit sore ... if by "a bit sore" you mean "feels like it's about to fucking fall off!" I can't recall ever having a reaction to a shot like this one.

 

Got both a week ago today; no side effects noted beyond the requisite sore arms.

 

Let's see, in consecutive weeks I've had the COVID booster, the flu shot, the RSV vaccine and the shingles vaccine. Coming up Monday, the pneumococcal vaccine. And the second shingles shot is scheduled for mid-January. That, according to my pharmacist, is all that I need. Now if I can avoid being hit by a truck crossing the street .....

 

And if it's a roofers' truck, that's a double shot of irony.

 

I got flu shot in Sept., first shingles in Oct., COVID this week, and have second shingles scheduled in Dec.
Point of injection has hurt like a son of a gun for about three days each time.

I have felt a bit wonky from time to time this week following the COVID shot. Is it because of the shot or because our weather has been all over the place this week? I don't know. I haven't been sick or even necessarily felt bad; I've just had momentary bouts of hot flashes and nasal congestion.

 

I told the doc I wanted some autism. We shared a nice chuckle.

 

Damned libruhl.