Have you all had a booster jab?

[NinaDefoe]

I’ve had two vaccines but no booster.
Are there a lot of us around?
Are more boosters expected to be rolled out? Or is that it now?

Boosted. I'm pretty disappointed with the vaccine though as my 5G hasn't kicked in yet 😉

I think we need some clearer evidence of what the vaccine does against Omicron and who it benefits most. Also how it affects transmission.
That said, I am boosted, and would take a second booster if offered.
However if I had no underlying conditions and was younger I don't know if I would feel the same.

I'm double and boosted, dh triple and boosted, dd13 double, dd11 and dts7 are getting theirs tomorrow.

Got mine this week. I delayed for a couple of months after having Covid and was originally not going to bother, but I want the option to travel places like France that may require it plus I have CV extended family, so decided if it can help reduce their risk even a tiny bit it's worth it.

I have had 3 and having my booster in 10 days time.

I should be able to pick up 5G in all countries and am fully nanopaticled up!

Boosted and flu jabbed. If it’s decided we need a 4th jab, I’ll have that too.

@CocoaBella

Got mine this week. I delayed for a couple of months after having Covid and was originally not going to bother, but I want the option to travel places like France that may require it plus I have CV extended family, so decided if it can help reduce their risk even a tiny bit it's worth it.

I am also going to France but suspect we’ll be required to have yet another vaccine before then.

Yes. As have my husband and my two children (18 and 19). Why haven't you?

Boosted and will keep taking every booster until I stick to the fridge.

Both me and DH are boosted.

@ExhaustedMumma

Yep, boosted mid December. Got Covid mid Jan and it was fairly mild.

Same. Will have another if offered.

Had mine before Christmas

Boosted. When it comes to vaccines they can give me everything they've got.

This, why wouldn't you?'

No jabs

Boosted

Boosted

Not boosted.
DS (9) recently had covid, I had slightly sore ears for a couple of days (which was my first symptom when I had covid in 2020) but it never developed into anything and I stayed negative.
I think the only reason I’d get a booster is for travel or the covid status app (I’m in Scotland) which says I’m not fully vaccinated. For me personally, I’m not sure that there’s a health benefit of the booster in my current situation.

Not. My arm is still smarting from my second jab six months ago, quite a deep and persistent ache.

I am booked in for one next week, but will have to cancel it because of other commitments. Not that bothered.

My twice-jabbed husband didn't get a booster because for some reason the website keeps telling him he has to go two towns over for it, despite his having the same postcode as I, who have a choice of five different chemists under a mile away.

@CeeceeBloomingdale

Boosted. I work in travel and it's interesting to see how many people have decided to get boosted recently once they realise they will not be able to go on holiday to many destinations without one.

Do I need a booster for Dubai?

Boosted here too.
And my 17yo is booked in for her booster over half term too.

@ABitBesottedWithMyDog

Not. My arm is still smarting from my second jab six months ago, quite a deep and persistent ache.

I am booked in for one next week, but will have to cancel it because of other commitments. Not that bothered.

My twice-jabbed husband didn't get a booster because for some reason the website keeps telling him he has to go two towns over for it, despite his having the same postcode as I, who have a choice of five different chemists under a mile away.

Possibly due to being a different age band / having had different initial vaccines?

@TeenPlusCat Good thinking, could be that. He had AZ, I had Pfizer.

Me, Dh, and both dc are all boosted.

Had the first two but not the booster - I'l get it done if I have to (for travel) but otherwise no

Happy to have a once yearly schedule though

I'm unvaccinated. Got Covid. Not even a sniffle.
What are people protecting exactly?

Protecting others who may not be able to have vaccine or who may be CEV even with it, perhaps?

I know this may not be most people's primary motivation, but it's alarming that some don't even consider it as an important factor. Vaccination is a society benefit, not just a personal one.