I'd say about 3/4 of the people I know who had Covid

I'd say about 3/4 of the people I know who had Covid
by elcortez01 (2021-04-15 11:02:17)

In reply to: A wild card is the immunity of those who have been infected posted by ufl

Either are not planning to get the vaccine at all or are at least waiting (for a variety of reasons).

Regarding your point B.... are they saying vaccines are only good for the short term? Not sure why immunity from infection would be any less than from the vaccine and actually seems counter to everything we were told about immunity prior to Covid.

They aren’t saying they’re only good short term

But that’s all the data they have. The vaccinations only began six months ago.

I think that both infections and vaccination

provide fairly long lived protection but it is expected to decline with time. Hence, the talk of boosters (although new variants are also involved with that).

Data shows vaccine immunity is better than natural immunity

Part of COVID's strategy is to suppress the immune system while it replicates. Some of the variants seem to reinfection a lot with natural immunity (P.1 is the big offender for this)