Amazing! So, one poster is very adamant that they had a very "mild" case of covid because they had their vaccination. That same person suggests that someone that did NOT get the vaccination and had a mild case, did so because of "viral load." Amazing! So, all but one of my children and grandchildren had Covid and minor symptoms, before the vaccination was available. All of them must attribute their mild symptoms due to viral load. I've never had the Flu and haven't had a flu shot in over 50 years. I guess that is due to viral load? Or maybe I have never been exposed to the flu virus in 50 years? On the other hand, I know one family member and his wife that have had every booster available and has had covid at least three times, and were miserable each time. I guess they would have been hospitalized if they did not have the vaccination? I am NOT saying that they wouldn't have. And I am not suggesting that the poster is making assumptions based on "expert" statements. Since I can not claim to be an expert medical professional, I can not make a statement with the same certainty. I am just glad that those that are soooo certain that they have been "saved" from hospitalization and death due to having a vaccination, are still with us today. Of course, there are also many that have suggested that the vaccination has a record of major side effect too. In the past year, I have noticed that many athletes (that should be in excellent physical shape) have died of heart attacks. News worthy since it was noted that they had their vaccinations. Just saying.
And NO, I do not know where the OP might secure their booster shots.
And yes, I think I might have had Covid once, but I treated it as a cold and did not get tested for Covid. But, my spouse tested and the test came back positive. She had a minor case, apparently. Must be because she had her first vaccination. She says she is not going to get boosters.
