> how many people do you know who got the shot have gotten SARS-Cov-2 once or more after getting the shots and boosters? Me, my wife, her parents, my mom, my

> how many people do you know who got the shot have gotten SARS-Cov-2 once or more after getting the shots and boosters? Me, my wife, her parents, my mom, my grandma, and my brother's entire family. That said, all of us had very mild systems. For my wife and I, it played out like a cold. A minor fever for one day, a cough for two days, and a runny nose for three. Honestly, if it wasn't for the fact that my wife's work gave everyone 10 at-home COVID tests, we probably would have assumed it was a cold and not tested. My mom and grandma (who live together) both got COVID about 4 weeks after their second booster. My mom is immune compromised and my grandma is 83 and has poorly managed diabetes. COVID should have been a death sentence to both of them. Instead, they just laid in bed for a couple days and were fine. The vaccines won't necessarily prevent you from getting it, but they'll greatly reduce the symptoms, hospitalizations, and deaths.