dullard
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That is a perfectly functioning vaccine. That is exactly how they are supposed to work.Got my Covid and Flu shot on Oct. 3rd, 22 days ago.
I've had mild symptoms starting two days ago. I tested negative for Covid yesterday, and positive for Covid today. My other half had symptoms starting the day before me. She tested negative so far today though. Maybe it's very mild? I don't feel too bad. Have a call into the Doc for Paxlovid.
Our elderly neighbor fell down the steps Sunday cracking a couple ribs, and his wife was three days post hip replacement. My wife volunteered to stay the night with them, until their daughters could drive up from Indiana the next day, since neither were very mobile. She said he was coughing all night, thought is was the ribs...
This is the second time she brought this home to me. I'm guessing none of us are protected well at all.
Vaccines generally don't prevent infection (you can always breathe in this virus and the virus will always try to replicate, preventing breathing is not a vaccine that anyone wants to take). Vaccines let your immune system kick in quickly before the disease gets severe. If the disease replicates slowly, then vaccines let your immune system kick in before you notice the symptoms, but Covid is not a slow replicator.