I'm 2 years post-transplant. 67M. My transplant hospital wants all the mentioned shots performed. But I also had monoclonal antibodies injections twice, at their orders, then CDC decided it didn't work. Hmmm. 2-400 mile round trips to my hospital, with lodging, for shots that didn't work. I've had 3 COVID boosters, the last being April 2022. The first 2 were Pfizer, the 3rd was Moderna. 7 days after the Moderna shot, I had a Type II myocardial infarction. That's any heart attack not caused by a clot, I was told in ICU. Nobody mentioned a connection from my heart attack to the COVID shot, but I sure thought about it because that sort of thing was on the news at the time. Right now, I'm refusing the new booster. I've read it has little to no human testing before approval. From Microsoft's website: https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/new-covid-boosters-not-widely-tested-in-humans-how-do-we-know-they-work/ar-AA1h0Gjy. Far as I know, Microsoft supports the vax, and they aren't anti-vaxxers. Do I really want a vaccine that hasn't been properly tested? BTW, 3 months after the Moderna shot/heart attack, I caught COVID. It wasn't much, sniffles, really. That could be due to the vax or not. Could be due to natural immunization. I don't know. I know I respect the opinions of the people on the board, the volunteers, and the Mayo people standing up this forum. No other transplant forums exist better than Mayo. I may be pummeled at bit with this since I'm not on the "give me all the shots" team.