My three year old got her first round of Covid vaccines as soon as she was able to and then boosters ever since. My husband and I have both gotten flu and Covid vaccines each year.
I guess we’ll have to see if there’s a different way to get her protected this fall…
My three year old got her first round of Covid vaccines as soon as she was able to and then boosters ever since. My husband and I have both gotten flu and Covid vaccines each year. I guess we’ll have to see if there’s a different way to get her protected this fall…
The good news is that her risk is very very low.
Repeat covid infections without vaccine protection are going to absolutely destroy our population. It is beyond stupid we aren’t smarter about this.
What are you basing that on? That’s a pretty strong statement…
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2311330
This says long covid is bad. Nothing about vaccines.
I think you misinterperted both the question, and the answer.
Previous poster was asking for a source on how Covid can damage the population.
Source shows that Covid infections cause post infection cognitive decline with severity and duration that correlates to the length of infection.
They made a statement about covid populations without vaccine protection but the link made no distinction.
For completeness you are about 1/3 less likely to get long covid if you are vaccinated
Yes, but I work in an elementary school and she goes to preschool full time so it’s not bad to be cautious