> I only meant the risk of the first exposure is much, much greater than subsequent ones. I have heard of some people whose second case of COVID (Dec 2023) was

> I only meant the risk of the first exposure is much, much greater than subsequent ones. I have heard of some people whose second case of COVID (Dec 2023) was significantly worse than their first (summer 2022). This might be due to the amount of time since last vaccination, or the amount of exposure to an infected person. But I was interested to hear from a couple friends that the second time isn't always lighter than the first.