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I am seriously knocking on wood here, because I still feel it is too early to say. But I was directly exposed to my co-worker on Tuesday the 28th of December when he tested positive for Covid. https://read.cash/@Porwest/covid-strikes-close-to-home-42780b7d Then on Friday, December 31st my wife got Covid. So far I have had no symptoms whatsoever. https://read.cash/@Porwest/she-tested-positive-for-covid-a4a060b7 I either got this thing and was asymptomatic or I am one of the luckiest bastards on Earth. And I am NOT a lucky guy. So, what gives? I don't want to say for sure I am out of the woods. But something tells me I was VERY lucky. Interestingly enough, I am not vaccinated.
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I said earlier you ain't got covid.
We should all be vaccinated against coronavirus. The vaccine can infect the cornea virus, but it will not have much effect So it is very important for all of us to get vaccinated.
This comment makes no sense. My wife was vaccinated and got it. I was not and didn't. Help me understand your logic.
The coronavirus is infected after receiving the coronavirus vaccine. But the effect is less after.
But the WEIRD thing to me is that she was vaccinated and it knocked her for a loop. I was NOT vaccinated and I got nothing.
I understand your point. My friend gave the vaccine and got his certificate. But he has been infected with coronavirus. But he was not harmed.
My wife was vaccinated and had a severe case. I was NOT vaccinated and experienced nothing. What gives?