> If you transmit to someone who is vaccinated, there's a lower chance they'll get sick. Not if they already had it and recovered with mild symptoms. > would

> If you transmit to someone who is vaccinated, there's a lower chance they'll get sick. Not if they already had it and recovered with mild symptoms. > would rather see people vaccinated before they become at risk rather than seeing them get COVID because they weren't vaccinated in time. It doesn't matter what you want. It matters what the patient receiving the treatment wants. It's their body not yours. > And what about herd immunity? Herd immunity means widespread natural immunity, which is what the largely benign but highly transmissible omicron strain gave to us over a year ago.