Welcome to the new normal I guess.
For the record, here's my own experience.
As an industrial technician I was deemed an essential worker during lock-downs, so I kept working, working in close proximity to vaccine zealots mostly.
I'd rather die than take the shot, but somehow I got cornered into having one of them PCR tests with the nose swab.
The test returned negative, so I could keep on working.
But I also developed a runny nose on the side I had been swabbed. That lasted for a few months (!).
During this period I got a persistent ringing in my ear, on the same side as the swab and runny nose. That developed into syndrome of Menière.
Which caused me to lose my job.
It was a hectic time for my family as well, as we had been kicked out of our house at the beginning of the lock-downs.
My wife and I both worked full-time and we had to find a new dwelling in impossibly demanding circumstances.
We moved twice in a year, at which point I ended up without a job, depressed and in full burn-out.
Not much has changed since. I kinda manage, but that's about it.
It is an eery lonely feeling to live day in day out with most of the symptoms of PVS, long COVID without having been vaccinated.
I have had one blood test done where I tested negative on COVID anti bodies.
I've tried everything the doctors threw at me to get rid of the ringing to no avail.
I turn 60 this year, so I guess I'll have to learn to accept that that's what getting old is like.