[cba123]

Good.

I however, doubt he is still vulnerable now, I think once you actually catch it, you are over it.

I suspect that is what is about to happen with the new variant.

I think this is the end.

[fireman15]

I however, doubt he is still vulnerable now, I think once you actually catch it, you are over it.

I suspect that is what is about to happen with the new variant.

Actually, covid is very much like the common cold that it is closely related to. You can help protect against getting it by taking good care of yourself and once you get over it one year you are probably protected until the next season. But within a year or two it mutates enough that your previous illness may or may not help prevent you from getting a cold again.

Covid has been with us for thousands of years and it will likely be with humanity for thousands more. The difference in the last year and a half is that a variant engineered to be more troublesome made the rounds. But it is mutating back into a more normal form of itself. The vaccines however were designed to fight a version that essentially no longer exists. They stimulate an immune response that may give some temporary benefits but actually leave the person more vulnerable in the long run.

[Freee-dame]

It’s kind of interesting that the CDC has no interest in studying the reinfection rate of people who have already had Covid but did not get any vaccines. There are some studies being done but not by official government USA.It sounds to me like they do not want to know about natural immunity. This is truly evil