Miraz Jordan

@pimoore It's good to know we've done what we can. 👍

@pimoore Good stuff 👍 My parents got theirs last week; I'd be interested in a second booster, but they're only allowing over-30s to get it here, and I'm three months short… 🙈 I'm kind of hoping that by the time I'm finally eligible, the Omicron-specific booster is available. (But I also feel like it's a good idea to not wait, for those who are eligible today!)

@jayeless @pimoore Over 30? In the US, it’s still 50+ only.

@pratik In Australia they're only "recommending" over-50s to get it, but they're permitting over-30s to if they want it. Until a couple of weeks ago it was only available to over-65s, so at least it's an improvement on that, I guess 😕

@jayeless Oh! Here it’s 50+ unless you’ve a preexisting health conditions.

@pimoore Yeah, all of that is true. I had a similar chat with my parents. I figure if an Omicron-specific booster really is that much of an improvement, then of course they'll open up eligibility even to people who had the current type of booster recently-ish. And a booster now improves protection now.

Hey, good stuff. Managed to get my second booster today as well.

@lmika Yay for both of us!

@pratik @jayeless And last I checked, the list of preexisting health conditions that make you eligible for a second booster is much shorter than the list of conditions that makes you at high risk of severe illness/complications.

@pratik 50+ IS a preexisting condition, you young whippersnappers!!! @jayeless

@supremus Yeah, that's what I meant. I mean, I rather let people who have more serious conditions ahead of me but at this point, aren't the vaccines expiring soon?

@parag I'm almost 45 and I concur.