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    I find it confusing that there is a push for people who have had the virus to still get the vaccine, what’s the point? Surely their bodies will do what our bodies have done since we ever existed and that is to build up T-calls and antibodies once exposed.

    I prefer to put my faith in Mother Nature, rather than a synthetic version.

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    I know I’m resurrecting an old thread here, but since the OP, vaccines have no been administered to most people who want and can have them, only teenagers remain. It is muted in the press that the vaccine is having an impact, although I am not sure how they can truly tell so early on into another wave. One of the vaccine companies is suggesting that the effectiveness of the vaccine starts to wane after 6 months, therefore boosters are needed.

    I know a few that have said they won’t have a booster, I think there was an initial belief that it would be one off jabs and freedom, that is not proving to be the case and in Germany and Israel reports are stating that vaccinated people are being admitted into hospital and they are still getting Covid. I’m not sure when and how this will end….maybe natural herd immunity is the answer, rather than having people so ‘protected’ against all the spreading bugs that evade our environment we should just get out there, discover those at highest risk and do what we can to protect them, but otherwise, go for it.

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    Interesting to look back on this question, some many months later to now know that the vaccines efficacy varies depending on whom you speak to, some would argue it has no effect, others would say we would be so much worse off without it.

    whatever your stance it is undeniable that as new evidence, research and concerns are raised we will j]have a better picture to look back on and question whether vaccination was the right course of action to be taken in the middle of a pandemic, on a global scale.
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    I had my vaccines, and still got covid and haven't felt well since, I feel like I'm on a constant treadmill to regain my health and certainly my sense of wellbeing.

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