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I had Covid last summer. Never got tested but was around family that tested positive and we all had similar symptoms. My case was extremely mild and lasted around a day other than losing taste and smell for a week. Just like most other healthy individuals that recover.

I do not feel comfortable getting the stupid vaccine but am starting to get pressured from work. I donated blood this week specifically because they check for Covid antibodies. Even 8 months after I had it, I still have the antibodies.

My question is why should I need to get the vaccine? Wouldn’t my natural immunity be far superior? I’d rather not take the risk with this new vaccine that we have no idea of what long term effects may happen.

I had Covid last summer. Never got tested but was around family that tested positive and we all had similar symptoms. My case was extremely mild and lasted around a day other than losing taste and smell for a week. Just like most other healthy individuals that recover. I do not feel comfortable getting the stupid vaccine but am starting to get pressured from work. I donated blood this week specifically because they check for Covid antibodies. Even 8 months after I had it, I still have the antibodies. My question is why should I need to get the vaccine? Wouldn’t my natural immunity be far superior? I’d rather not take the risk with this new vaccine that we have no idea of what long term effects may happen.

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Lol I guess I’m asking what the argument is because I know I’ll get pushback on this.

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First: Forget the pseudo science rumors like "the virus was never proven to exist" or "vaccines are a gene therapy" - if you begin with such a nonsense, the discussion is over (rightfully so).

Second: You have to learn some basics for the coming discussions. Your natural immunity is far superior to the immunity created by vaccination - instead of 200 different antibodies against the spike protein, you have 1,000 different antibodies against the whole virus. What you need is some studies to proof your point. You will find both at DrBeen Medical Lections. One example:

Study - Antibody Immunity to SARS-COV-2 Lasts And Matures At 6 Months https://youtu.be/lxdF3Hv7nQQ

Don't forget that you not only have b-cell immunity (antibodies), but also t-cell immunity (killer cells).