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2025 Fall Booster: Get it or not?

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Nov 13, 2025 | Replies (75)

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@bermuda8
Yes, I was quite struck by that terminology as well!
There are indeed many other takes on the variable symptoms, never mind the etiology, of LC/CFS/ME, e.g. chronic inflammation, overactive immune response, reactivated latent viruses, etc.
It's so disappointing that after DECADES of research we have nothing definitive.
Me, I will patiently await the two year mark upcoming in about eight months, following my single bout of Covid, hoping that this lifts as it did when I first had it in the late 80s.
In the meantime, I will indeed continue to get boosters, as I feel more threatened by catching the virus again, as compared to being vaccinated, to which I don't particularly react. But individuals do vary, so I respect that.

And I feel as well that we can't figure this illness out because the UFO denizens don't WANT us to figure it out!

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@sandguy There is no telling how long it will take for researchers to figure this out. At soon-to-be 77 years old, I doubt I will see definitive answers, let alone actual cures, within my lifetime. In the mean (two meanings of the word) time, one has to just wing it. If I had not had a negative response to the booster, I would be first in line to keep up to date with them. But my experience with the last booster in Oct 2023 set me back dramatically, and I am still not back to where I was before having it. My suspicion - a dark one, I admit - is that COVID will have numerous health outcomes long after first exposure. Just as Hepatitis-C can linger undetected for decades and then flare up with rapid damage to the liver, I suspect COVID may have latent and damaging effects on our bodies.