Got second Phizer this morning.

Joining the immunity herd" or so you think. Good luck on getting yearly "boosters"...

I see in the news where Israel has the highest % of its citizens vaccinated (55%) and it seems to be helping a lot. They have found that the second pfizer shot is important to get full protection. They are reporting 92% efficacy in their population.

Good deal Charles!

Best of luck however it works out for you.

I hope you are right, Charles. It would be nice to know anything for sure when it comes to Covid.

Immunity from the Covid virus varient that was included in your vaccination.

What about the other strains popping up around the world since the vaccine was released?

Live your lives while you can and stop the worrying. Just use common sense and proper hygeine.

Charles if you are happy I'm happy for you

That’s different than what I was told.
When you test positive for Covid you will be called by your states health department collecting data. I decided I’d talk to them and see what they had to say.
First they wanted to know if I knew how I contracted it then if I had been around others prior to the diagnosis.
After a whole heap of questions including symptoms.

What I learned is just because you have it or have had it, you can get it again. Also learned I will more than likely test positive for Covid for the next 30 days. I have somewhat of an “immunity” for 90 days then I’m eligible to play the game all over again.

After that conversation I asked about the VACCINE. Here’s what they told me...the vaccine does not prevent you from getting covid. It does not prevent you from passing covid to others. It does not prevent you from getting sick. It’s “SUPPOSED” to lessen the symptoms. You still have to wear your mask, maintain 6ft apart, etc...
My next question was, “Then what good is it? How does it create “herd immunity”? They didn’t have an answer.

Well we know it doesn’t make us immune to it but it does make an interesting post to help stir the pot a little longer.

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Suppose to be 95% effective. I’ll take that. Beats standing on the sideline.

95% effective for what?

You joined the immunity flock. Lol

You joined the waddle..of DoDos

Yes, please explain. Seems each day it’s something new.

I'm working and living. No sidelines here.

The "vaccine" isn't really a vaccine in the true sense of the word. However, it may be 92-95% effective in keeping you from getting CV-19; for how long no one really knows.

I have antibodies that are natural and 99.8% effective in preventing me from getting CV-19; for how long no one really knows, but they are now saying "at least 5-7 months but very likely much longer". I like that option better,

Where did you get that info? I was just told 2 days ago 90 days. I would guess after having it, that I too have the antibodies.

Funny were all these "facts" come from when in reality they are all just guesses