Evusheld is a pair of shots that provides up to 6 months of protection against catching Covid. It is not a Vaccine. It is not a mRNA or similar tech which requires the immune system to generate a response. Since people with MM have compromised immune systems, we can not produce the results that a vaccine requires. Evusheld provides temporary protection without using the immune system for support (I believe). Search the net - there’s a detailed write up.

Here's a very good article as to what it is and how it works.

https://theconversation.com/how-does-the-covid-...

Evusheld is a combination of two human monoclonal antibodies, tixagevimab and cilgavimab which targets the surface spike protein of SARS-CoV-2, the virus otherwise known as Covid-19. It is FDA approved for immunocompromised patients like those with MM. Its effectiveness wanes after a number of months, so injections need to be repeated every 6 months.

Hi Donna - Yes, I expect you’re correct about losing it. In my case I haven’t had a transplant - no plans unless the future mandates the need, which I consider to be very unlikely.

Evusheld is FDA approved for myeloma patients. Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance should cover the cost👍

I took both Evusheld injections and had no side effects.
God bless🙏✝️