Younger Americans benefit less from booster shots than older people

Re:Younger Americans benefit less from booster shots than ol... by CoryAlexMartin on Saturday February 05, 2022 @09:32PM (#30228709)

I may have misspoke when I said "bad" flu-like symptoms: they were on par with symptoms from the flu, not relatively worse (although, unpleasant), and they were all expected side effects and began the night I got the vaccine. The several months of lethargy accompanied with random pains was the unexpected part.

I was quarantining at the time and hadn't gone anywhere except the place where I got the vaccine. It would be ironic if I wound up getting COVID there, which lengthened and intensified my side effects. I hadn't considered that before.

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Re:Younger Americans benefit less from booster shots than ol... by Fatnino on Sunday February 06, 2022 @03:32AM (#30230523)

The line to get my first covid shot was the largest group of people I had been around for a very long time. Much longer than the lockdown was.

It was about an hour of walking back and forth in the switchbacks. Outdoors in the sun.

Such is the cost of getting it during the early rush. Second shot was much quicker line, and booster I got a bit late so no line to speak of.

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