Question about COVID vaccine effectiveness

Still haven't had COVID. I've had the booster, and I've been good about masking and social distancing.

I'm so sorry that happened to you I hope you feel better😥💕

This is a decision that is up to you! In my case I have had really mild forms of Covid and was not hospitalized so that was a positive. I was however hospitalized for Long Covid months later and am still struggling with it

Maybe I’m late to talk about this but I felt the need to anyway. I’ve received three Moderna jabs. Not had COVID yet. The beginning of this year both my mom and my child were sick with it and I tested negative. My mom had only had two jabs. I had already gotten my booster. My child is not vaccinated and will not be as it is currently their choice.

I got the second Moderna vaccine and a few weeks afterwards I started to have seizures again and a different type too. That was the only thing that changed in my life. Not sure it was the cause but..its highly likely and I will not be getting a booster.

Fully vaxxed and boosted, and still haven't gotten it! I have complicated health issues, and am also very afraid of what long covid could do. I am still continuing to wear a mask inside.

I personally had the vaccine and when I did get covid (I avoided it for 2 years and only got it when my mom brought it home from the hospital) I had very minor symptoms for only a few days. The booster gave me pretty severe muscle aches that night, but I also have fibromyalgia so that aggravated it. My symptoms went away the very next day.

I'm fully vaccinated but I haven't got my booster yet. I did get covid about 5 months after my shots but i really thought I just had a cold, if it wasn't for my boss asking me to get a test just to make sure I'd never would've thought I had it. The shots didn't really effect me or my family it just made us kinda sleepy after a day or two of getting it and we had a lazy day so make sure that if you do get it you get it when you have time to be lazy

The covid vaccine saves lives, could save yours and will save others. That is reason enough ❤️

The side effects of the vaccine were killer for me, but it's better than me getting covid in my condition lmao. you can still get covid, it's just much less likely to be severe or deadly because your body already has info on how to fight it instead of trying (and failing) to learn on the fly while the virus actively ravages every body system

I got the vaccine and the booster. I haven't had covid (as far as I'm aware), and if I have had it, the only sickness I've had since was a few colds. My reaction to the fist vaccine was a small headache that lasted for about half a day (the same day). The second vaccine gave me a low fever the day after. The booster gave me a persistent fever and body aches the same day and the day after. I would recommend getting it just to be safe. Everyone's reaction to the vaccines aee different, but it's usually not that bad. I was the only one in my family to get a fever from the vaccines, and I never had any nausea.

I made the decision NOT to get the vaccine.. I haven’t had Covid and if I did I didn’t know it…. At first the story line was “if you get the vaccine you WONT & CANT get covid” but then when people with the vaccine started getting Covid the story in was “it’s just a few breakthrough cases” and then when more and more people with the vaccine started getting Covid it changed to… “it lessens the symptoms so you won’t be hospitalized or die” 💁🏽‍♀️🤣🤣 So with that being said.. no matter what me or anybody else say.. make the decision for yourself… 💕💕

I want to be 100% honest and say... I only got it because my college was offering money to the folks who did. (≧▽≦) I wanted to be the last in my family to get it as I felt like I had burdened them enough with my condition (medical guilt type beat) and once I got it, the only thing that made my experience different was a swelled lymph node. This is perfectly normal when your body fights off infection, as your lymphatic system is kinda like the TSA for the airport that is your body. When people get flus or fevers, they can have a swelled lymph node because all that nasty virus gunk is draining out. The lymph node that swelled for me was on the left side of my neck, so it was just a lil bump, but there have been cases of swelling in the armpits, too, since you have a lymph node there. I can't imagine that being too comfortable.

That's a relief because I'm a diabetic which is higher risk for complications and death so thank you

Thank you