Older family member insists the last COVID booster gave her 'brain fog'

[Tree-Hugger]

17. It's possible

It's a rare occurrence, but it'snon unheard of and we'd do well to listen to people who report symptoms.

This is the first result that pops up when I googled "Covid vaccine brain fog:"

https://www.science.org/content/article/rare-cases-coronavirus-vaccines-may-cause-long-covid-symptoms

Science.org is *not* a right-wing rag. It's run by the American Association for the Advancement of Science ( AAAS) and contains peer-reviewed work.

I received all vaccines available to me as have my family members. We have a range of side effects - my husband gets a sore arm and mild fatigue, my kids get a fever, fatigue, and soreness, and I get hit hard for less 24 hours with fever, body aches, headache, fatigue, coughing, eye pain, sore arm, dramatic lymph nodes. Every person is different and their experiences should be taken seriously.

The anti-vaxx blowback during the pandemic has been ridiculous and they have presented real problems as far as continued spread of Covid and false reporting of side effects. Their current masturbating over Damar Hamlin in an attempt to link his cardiac injury to vaccines has been evil and vile. I think our exhaustion from this anti-vax nonsense makes us more likely to raise an eyebrow when someone reports an uncommon side effect. However, this doesn't help people who truly have rare adverse effects and we need to take them seriously.