[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

Finished Moderna full vax in May.

Diagnosed with COVID19 last Saturday.

Two weeks since first symptoms. Doing fine now.

Vaccination does not work Brian. Follow the science.

[Lisbon1940]

He’s bohemian.

[drSteve78]

Moderna series Feb/March, wicked covid May, stopped symptoms in a hour after ivermectin. Long covid September. Still taste/smell gone (although a hint of evergreen the other day.)

The jabs are something more gene therapy than vaccines.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Finished Moderna full vax in May.

Diagnosed with COVID19 last Saturday.

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Yes, but weren’t your symptoms mild? That’s what the “vaccines” ( note the quotes) are supposed to ar least guarantee... the attenuation of severe symptoms.

[freeandfreezing]

The vaccine does seem to reduce the severity of symptoms. It does not seem to do what most vaccines do, reduce the number of cases and more critically the R factor for viral transmission.

Take a look at the NH daily case rates over time. Note that the rate now is higher than it was in the fall and winter of 2020 before the vaccine. And that is in a state with 60% of the population vaccinated.

If the vaccine prevented infection the R factor now would have to be something like 30% less than it was in 2020. It isn't, as you can see from the shape of the curve. The slopes are just as steep now as they were before the vaccine, so it is not reducing the R factor for the virus, which means it does not reduce transmissivity in actual practice.