Not I never had it or antibodies, thankfully or wore a mask most of us didn't around here , old and young... None of us really got sick either I only heard of people on the news and friends of friends of friends that were sick only a couple people that I knew personally... .
I have 3 nurses. One works in ICU. The stories she came home with were so sad. Big burly guys asking to be put to sleep because they couldn't breath. Thank goodness the pandemic is over and now we deal with it like the flu. The flu still kills. So does covid.
There are folks that complain about all vaccines. Parents weren't vaccinating in California for a while against measles. Guess what they had? A big outbreak of measles. If no one got the vaccines for youth today, Including polio, we would still be losing children left and right. You have to remember how many people were being vaccinated for covid. Millions! Of course there were going to be some negative reactions. Compare those to who came through with their life. Much higher success rare.
Got that right. Every year.
yup. And will continue to do so. Having it once was plenty! I'm 71 and still have a grandson to raise. But hey, those that don't, you do you.
I worked in a major hospital when it was in full force and saw some very bad off people. Also got 2 shots cause it was required for my work and I like food and electricity. Still managed to get it at least one time confirmed. So for me I git it twice I knew of, once before shots and once after.
