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I’m in the same boat. I had it and it was super mild so I already... - have very likely immunity or at least a much better response the next time - despite ha
by dustinmoris 6y ago
I’m in the same boat. I had it and it was super mild so I already...
- have very likely immunity or at least a much better response the next time
- despite having been exposed to it the first time having had super mild symptoms so I don’t need protection from a non threat
- coronaviruses mutate a lot slower and people who had sars-cov-1 still had a t-cell immunity even 10 years after their infection and there is little reason to believe that sars-cov-2 couldn’t be similar
Given that I won’t be offered the vaccine for a long time I luckily don’t have to decide and know that I won’t have it at least until enough production testing was done.
- thomasahle 6y ago> it was super mild It might be that weaker cases give less immunity. If you were exposed to smaller amounts of the virus in the first case.
- dustinmoris 6y agoBut I was exposed to a really high dose as my wife had picked up COVID at work and I was caring for her, even sleeping with my face right in front of her face all night probably getting exposed to a shipload of virus with every single breath.