Re: Round three?
  By: Mike Powell to ARELOR on Mon Jul 05 2021 09:42 am

 > > I know of at least one guy who took his two Pfizers and is developing
 > > symthoms
 > > to what seems to be COVID-19 anyway.
 > 
 > When did he take them?  I have a friend who was considered "front line" so
 > she got hers in December and January, as did her co-workers.  When I saw
 > her a month ago, she was telling me that some of her co-workers have since
 > contracted COVID anyway.  She believes the shot is effective as advertised,
 > but that we will probably need boosters every 6 months until if/when it
 > finally goes away.
 > 
 > IIRC, that is also what "they" were telling us at some point before I got
 > mine... that we'd need to get a shot about every 6 months because they
 > didn't think the original was going to be effective that long.  
 > 
 > Mike
 > 
 > 
 >  * SLMR 2.1a * It's 1000. Do you know what time it is?

I'd have to ask him. I think he mentioned it was around May but I am not sure.

IMO if the vaccine only offers reasonable protection for 6 months it is not a
good solution. I think they were talking about making it 3 doses instead of 2
which is starting to sound very fishy to me. It is like a car whose tank you
have to refill every 3 miles. It is just not a working solution.

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