I read the abstract of the article "Insights into New-..."
published this year 2023.

Here is a quote from it-- copied and pasted.
"In fact, we believe that the benefits of vaccination far outweigh the possible risks and encourage people to get vaccinated."

They think there may be a risk to the vaccine, but there is no definitive proof yet of cause and effect.

There is a risk to every medication. Ibuprofen (a generic like Advil) almost killed me. I am allergic and didn't know it. There is a risk to everything that we put in our bodies.

There are risks to a Covid infection, too, like Long Covid. And sadly some people have died from it.

I urge people here to talk with their doctors before making a final decision about the vaccination. I won't base my decision exclusively on the posts here, although I do believe the posts are true and sincere.

We have to consider the risks and the benefits in everything we do. Like, "Should I make that left turn into traffic now, or wait?"
We aren't used to doing risk-benefit analysis about our health care. We have been lucky in the past that we have not had to do so. Now, with a new, deadly disease, we have to do the risk-benefit. Our doctors can help us weigh the risks versus the benefits.

I can really sympathize with the folks who got autoimmune/other sicknesses after a vaccination. It's like no good deed going unpunished. I've got an autoimmune disease so I know the hell it can be. I think I would be really bitter and angry about it, too.

There really needs to be more research, and it needs to be expedited and made public. It's like they are letting the perfect outweigh the good. We don't have time for a ten-year study!

A tough decision for everyone. Good luck to us all!

Pacer3502: Your post is most appreciated and it helped me make my decision about the new Covid-19 vaccination booster.
After suffering with RSV Vaccination side effect of painful neuropathy symptoms in my left hand and fingers I was reluctant to continue my dedication to remain fully vaccinated. It took much lab work to rule-out several anti-immune complications and after 8 weeks the neuropathy type symptoms in my left hand fully resolved.
After much study and consultations with peers and medical professionals I nervously received the newest Covid-19 booster vaccine. I experienced the typical response of fever, aches, fatigue, headache and general malaise- three days in bed. I am feeling better after 5 days and hoping that I will not have the anti-immune after effects as I did previously with the RSV Vaccine. I think the positive protection of this vaccine out weigh the chances of negative outcomes.
Thank you for providing me with the information I need to continue to make the best decisions regarding my health. Best to you