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@sandguy

I'm a little unsure about the relevance of your comment to this particular discussion, but my understanding is that after you've gotten COVID your immunity only lasts for several months. COVID vaccinations are much more durable in their effects, but are still, obviously, not 100% effective, although they DO reduce the severity of the acute phase. So my recommendation, amongst most doctors, is that you do indeed keep your vaccinations up-to-date, particularly if you keep getting sick with it.
As for LC, I, for example, finally got Covid a year ago after having been diligent in my vaccinations, and it was quite a mild case, but still resulted in LC.
SO, bottom line is:
WHO THE HECK KNOWS?

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I can tell you I had my immunity checked for 9 months after I had covid and I still had anti-bodies, Your "understanding" that vaccinations are "durable" means what, especially given variants? This forum is not a place for political attacks in the absence of science/data based information representing all sides. NOTE: Vaccine-induced immunity typically offers strong protection against symptomatic infection for 6–12 months, with longer-lasting T-cell responses reducing severe outcomes. NOTE: Natural immunity typically provides robust protection for 6–12 months, with partial protection persisting longer due to T-cell and B-cell responses.