COVID-19 mRNA vaccine guidance for people living with MS

[DogMamma]

This article comes from the FaceBook page one of the Neurologist in the Southeast and she is here in Greenville, SC where we live. So Sharing as this is the 1st article I have found that states it is safe for MS people to take the mRNA vaccine for COVID 19. Hope this comes through and it helps all of you that are as worried as I have been for my best friend and my husband.

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[DogMamma]

Just to make sure the linked worked, I checked == the above does redirect you but if you click it will lead you the the Blog for "MS Views and NEWS".

[jimeka]

Thank you I just wish I could get the same reassurance for the Astra Zeneca as that is probably what I will be offered. 😊

[DogMamma in reply to jimeka]

Understand. One thing I have read about Astra Zeneca is that it is not based on mRNA but another method of delivery. Have not researched this one as much because we are unlikely to have Astra Zeneca here in USA. We just need to keep researching. Take care and Stay as safe as possible. Hugs

[Ali_B62 in reply to jimeka]

Me too, Jimeka, I am confused with the Australian Zeneca one, I read months ago it was based on attenuated monkey cold vaccine but attenuated isn't dead just weakened so in theory could it cause disease progression? I am very concerned to be honest!🥰

[Violonchelo]

Interesting

[pamgarner]

thank you

[Tazmanian]

I'm waiting to talk to my neurologist any way

[DogMamma in reply to Tazmanian]

We do have an appointment with husband's neurologist hopefully it will be in person as scheduled.

[Tazmanian in reply to DogMamma]

My neurologist is back in person, good luck with yours