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DontBelieveEastisEas

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32. The vaccine can, and often does, stop us from getting covid.

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #15)

Thu Jun 20, 2024, 10:24 PM

Jun 2024

The vaccine can, and usually does, stop us from getting the severe version.

It can, but it does not always do either.

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New Scientist: We finally know why some people seem immune to catching covid-19 [View all] FakeNoose Jun 2024 OP

Interesting..... Nictuku Jun 2024 #1

I am sure that your experience misanthrope Jun 2024 #8

That is not what I meant at all Nictuku Jun 2024 #45

Gotcha**nm misanthrope Jun 2024 #46

Well I am a personally acquainted with someone sdfernando Jun 2024 #31

Very interesting! 2naSalit Jun 2024 #2

I have never had covid. CANADIANBEAVER69 Jun 2024 #3

Neither i nor mt husband have had covid. slightlv Jun 2024 #6

Auto correct on an Android phone sucks. slightlv Jun 2024 #7

yeah, I have type 2 diabetes so I know I wanted to get the vaccine CANADIANBEAVER69 Jun 2024 #9

I believe 40 percent of covid cases have no symptons, so maybe you had it. SaintLouisBlues Jun 2024 #20

I suppose the only way to know is if a blood test CANADIANBEAVER69 Jun 2024 #23

Affirmative. paleotn Jun 2024 #27

I've heard of false positives, but in my case I got a false negative FakeNoose Jun 2024 #25

Same here. Twice vaccinated with moderna and one booster. Never caught covid SammyWinstonJack Jun 2024 #22

Or had it and lacked symptoms? nt DontBelieveEastisEas Jun 2024 #37

I had all the vaccines, and have never gotten Covid. ananda Jun 2024 #28

Or had it and lacked symptoms? nt DontBelieveEastisEas Jun 2024 #38

I don't think I ever had it. ananda Jun 2024 #44

Nah - - - everyone knows it's because of Bill Gates and the 5G progressoid Jun 2024 #4

The variability of different PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2024 #5

I had the Hong Kong flu in 68/69 time frame and Prairie_Seagull Jun 2024 #10

I clearly remember the Hong Kong flu. llmart Jun 2024 #18

Other people - including my family members - have had a similar story FakeNoose Jun 2024 #24

No, Hong Kong flu was not early version of Covid. It was not a virus from the Coronavirus group - nt DontBelieveEastisEas Jun 2024 #33

Could be you have had it, just didn't have symptoms? nt DontBelieveEastisEas Jun 2024 #36

Direct family members in my household got it. Prairie_Seagull Jun 2024 #41

Highly doubtful. llmart Jun 2024 #42

In looking around I see that there is a name for this. Prairie_Seagull Jun 2024 #40

Very interesting (dont'cha just love science?). I wish I was in that group that can't catch Covid...... groundloop Jun 2024 #11

The vaccine can't stop us from getting covid, it prevents us from getting the severe version FakeNoose Jun 2024 #15

The vaccine can, and often does, stop us from getting covid. DontBelieveEastisEas Jun 2024 #32

This test was bias ... aggiesal Jun 2024 #12

My partner had it, me no hibbing Jun 2024 #13

Scientists should be studying how to replicate these ppls immunity PortTack Jun 2024 #14

I think they probably are FakeNoose Jun 2024 #16

My daughter and her boyfriend both worked at restaurants infullview Jun 2024 #17

Restaurant workers were particularly vulnerable when Covid first came out FakeNoose Jun 2024 #19

Very interesting. TSExile Jun 2024 #21

I was fully vaccinated when I contracted COVID-19 in March. misanthrope Jun 2024 #47

I've been fully vaccinated and have never had Covid. phylny Jun 2024 #26

How do you know? nt DontBelieveEastisEas Jun 2024 #34

Guessing phylny Jun 2024 #43

The human immune system is fascinating. The variability person to person is even more fascinating. paleotn Jun 2024 #29

Husband and I never had Covid. I have had 5 MOMFUDSKI Jun 2024 #30

How do you know? DontBelieveEastisEas Jun 2024 #35

No symptoms and not sick at all MOMFUDSKI Jun 2024 #39