No reaction at all beyond tenderness at the injection point.

Hope you feel super well.

I think I"m up to date except CVS recommended a Covid update, my fifth or so, I think!

I'll get the flu/covid vac later this month.

have bad reactions. I suppose I jinxed myself and should just go to be now.

Keep the muscles flexing so the stuff distributes faster, that's what usually causes the arm pain. I found that moving around and doing fast rubs helps avoid that pain.

Then on Thursday senior citizen me and senior citizen wife are getting our flu and Moderna Covid shots.

Would appreciate any info on reactions. We’ve never gotten them at the same time before.

The flu was a strong one for seniors.

We never stopped the mask protocol.
In spite of that, I'd had Covid four times.

Wife & daughter got Covid a few weeks later.
Then me.
They recovered.

Mine turned into a 12 week cough/pneumonia (not positive how related it was to Covid but docs think so)
As that subsided, it spun off into an arthritic attack on my joints (again, not positive how related it was to Covid but docs think so)
That subsided in July
Came back some in August
All kinds of diets, supplements and meds were tried. Some helped.

All blood tests now normal about a year after I began the vaccinations.

I was able to do some things so it wasn't a completely lost year.

they agreed to give me 2 (my choice) and come back after 2 weeks for the third. I took the RSV and COVID booster - I'll get the Flu one later this month.
One arm was sorer than the other (COVID arm) but nothing that was a problem - probably no worse than before.

Good luck!

for free but couldn't get the COVID they are not a provider in my Medicare Advantage. Have to go to Walmart and they don't have them yet.

Getting shot Thursday afternoon. So happy for trump supporters who won’t be inconvenienced.