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Russo says he had "maybe a little bit of fatigue" after his first two shots, although he says it's "hard to tell" given that he's been working hard during the pandemic.

Even though we mask up, masks aren't perfect." "I also wouldn't want to put them at risk.

"If I get a breakthrough infection, that will present logistical issues for me taking care of patients," he says. But Russo is also an infectious disease physician, and he says he wants to make sure he's able to protect his patients and be available for them as well. "It gives me a little bit of an edge in protecting me against severe illness," he says. Thomas Russo, who is "over 65," got his COVID-19 booster shot for several reasons. Anaphylaxis, a severe type of allergic reaction. CDC is providing timely updates on the following adverse events of interest: Anaphylaxis after COVID-19 vaccination is rare and has occurred at a rate of approximately 5 cases per one million vaccine doses administered. I went through both tests without problems." The benefits of COVID-19 vaccination continue to outweigh any potential risks. My parents had no hesitation putting me in this group because the threat of getting polio was so frightening at that time. "When I was a child, I was in a group of kids testing the polio vaccine. "It's extremely perplexing to me why some people are so reluctant to be vaccinated," she says. The only side effect Moore experienced was swelling in her arm where she received the shot. "It was quick and easy," she says, noting that she also had her flu shot at the same time. Jeannie Moore, 71, received her COVID-19 booster shot at her local Salisbury, Maryland drugstore. Below, four people share their experiences getting their COVID-19 booster shot. Still, there's some comfort in hearing from people who've actually been there, done that. In short: one person's experience might not mirror your own. "Everyone's physiology is slightly different," he says. Watkins explains that the variability comes down to your individual immune response.