Coronavirus in the UK

There are significant benefits to being infected as opposed to only being vaccinated which is that your immune system creates a much broader reponse to the proteins that the virus contains, it does not just target the spike proteins but all the nuclear proteins in the virus, the spike protiens are the key that opens the door but it's what the virus does once the door is open that killed all those poor people that got it.

So in a sense I am quite pleased that I got a recent version and didn't notice it all that much as it should boost my immunity a good bit more.

The vaccines were the godsend that allowed our bodies to be presented with a lesser threat which allowed our immune system to learn more about all the other proteins in the virus.

I hope you are ok Mystica, there is a lot of this going around just now, one of my young collegues just reported yesterday that he had it for what appears the first time now his dad has it for the umpteenth time and he probably got it from him, hope your son is ok too!

I'm laughing at the 'What's App' comment

Me I've had it twice, first time very mild and my last vaccination at the time was nearly a year prior, second time basically tonsilitis and 8 months from my last vaccination in January 2023, nothing right now apart from a slightly runny nose at this time of year and even that has almost gone away when I have been clearly exposed, I had been wondering if any ohter colleagues had this as one of them has been feeling like crap for more than a week.