Will you be taking a booster?

Got my two jabs and the booster plus the flu jab.And if a fourth jab is needed for Covid or another varient I'll get that also.

Had same, pain under arm .I couldnt feel swollen lymph glands so was strange. Anyway all is fine now, I was boosted a week before you and maybe lasted a week max

I'm pretty much fine now! I'd say the big time side effects started to kick in about 24 hours after the jab. I only had some soreness on the injection site for the first few hours and the next phase hit me early on Friday morning when I woke up in pain because my armpit was aching and had some pretty nasty muscle pains too. The fever hit me on Friday evening (and it did get close to 38 degrees) and when I woke up on Saturday morning, I still had a temp of slightly over 37 (to me that feels like fever, my normal temperature is around 36.5).

During the day I started to feel much better and on Sunday my only symptom was basically the swollen armpit. It was pretty annoying, basically had no armpit to speak of. It was sore and washing the area was pretty weird, there was like this big lump of fluid under the skin roughly the size of an apple. I figured it's best to try to move as normal as possible and stop being too careful with the arm. That worked because today the swelling has gone down almost completely and it's not sore anymore. Pretty annoying but it seems since the second Covid jab, all vaccines have been causing this reaction in various degrees.

From what I hear, many of my friends who had Moderna as booster have been pretty sick for a couple of days afterwards, more than they expected. But super glad to see it all went away fairly fast. I might though wait a while longer for the next jab if they offer it. Actually, if they offer the same stuff again, I'd rather just wait for a completely new kind of vaccine that is more targeted towards new variants. I'd also be interested in taking a blood test before the next vaccine to see how much antibodies I have at the moment but not sure if that's possible in Ireland.

So, a word of warning to people who will get the Moderna booster: be prepared to be feeling the after effects for about three days. The worst seems to kick in after 24 hours but luckily the worst only lasts for less than a day.

Out of curiosity, has anybody else had a feeling of a "dead arm" come on a few days AFTER having their booster?

I had the booster 8 days ago, felt a bit off the day after, but nothing out of the ordinary.

But since Christmas eve my right arm is really annoying me. It feels like my like I've been sitting on my arm and it's dead, if you know what i mean.

I was so worried about it I actually went to A&E, did bloods, xrays etc but found nothing.

It'd be interesting to see if anyone else is experiencing anything similar.

Your cert will be fine, expiry is 9 months

i was reluctant to getting the Moderna booster and wanted to wait for the Pfizer booster like my original vaccines.

the booster experience was horrendous and I still have side effects.

got the booster at 10am on the 22nd Dec

within 2 hours I had severe pain in my arm, went to bed at 7pm due to fatigue.

that night had fever of 38.6c waking up freezing every 30min and my OH thought I was delusional with what was coming out of my mouth during the night.

since the 22nd I’ve had extreme fatigue and if I go out I have hot flushes within minutes.

Never again with these boosters.

Currently fighting my daily headache since the shot.

Clinical trials are long complete, ongoing study into the medicines is, well, ongoing, as happens with all new medicines released to the market.

When the 2023 study is completed, they will start other ones.

What's your opinion on the safety of the vaccines and boosters? Anything coherent to add? (remember to check your sources before posting and if it's only on bitchute, you're the mark...).

Do certs automatically get updated with reference to the booster?

What happens if I report it?

I don’t think it’s anything to do with luck. These vaccines have both mild and severe side effects.

1- Pfizer - mild

2- Pfizer - mild

3 - Moderna - Severe

Experiencing Side effects 5 days later is not something I will just brush off.

Personally that is the last of my Covid Vaccines.

My 2nd dose was well over 6 months ago and my cert is still valid

That's not how immune systems work, it's always the natural immune system doing the work (unless you're getting other non vaccine treatments such as over the counter remedies...).