Are any of you Vacinated peeps a bit apprehensive about regular boosters?

I'm not understanding what we are supposed to be "boosting" here. Is the vaccine not working properly because I haven't gotten a booster? Was that something that happened over time or was in some sort of flaw in the original doses?

I’m happy to know my vaccine will wear off. I was worried about long term side effects, but if it just goes away…that’s pretty awesome.

Seems your immune system. Which kinda implies that the original shot cause your immune system to deteriorate over time. No wonder Bill Gates is all in

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It is not unusual for vaccines to require boosters.

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That doesn't clearly (or in any way really) answer my questions specifically with regard to this one.

I read that College Station is 110% vaccinated

we get flu shots every year- so what ?

Folks need to separate medicine from politics and -

We also need to explain to big PHARMA that it was our tax dollars that they used to develop the vaccine and they should not be profiting from it

They have to rationalize injecting experimental chemical in them somehow

I get the flu shot yearly since I work with old folks.

Now that we've geared our immune systems against a novel virus, a yearly shot doesn't seem out the question for a virus type that our immune system never kept in permanent readiness anyway.

But bigger question, did none of you dumbasses vaccinate your kids? There's a ton those first few years and a bunch are repeats. Quit acting like this is some incomprehensible or malevolent advice.

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If they told you you really needed monthly shots, would you take them and bagger everyone else to take them as well?

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I'll do the same thing I did for the two-shot vaccine.

I'll study the issue, I'll discuss with experts I know, get their professional opinion, and then make a decision.

My decision won't be based on government mandates or youtube videos.