My mom called last night and said that i will not beable to go visit them anymore unless I get the vaccination. She says she is worried about me giving the virus to my dad becauae his immune system is not very good right now, he is older. Is their some science to this that I dont understand? If i get the Jab, i can still catch and transmit it to others right? .. say i did get the Jab and I got covid, is it a less severe covid virus that I could spread? Thats the only thing that makes sense to me is maybe the Jab makes the virus less toxic to others if transmitted?
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So the incubation part.. I think I have heard that before.. however, in my case here... the only safe for sure way to visit my parents would be to get a covid test before I went and see them right? The vaccination is not gonna protect them any for they are already vaccinated and vaccinated people can still get and transmit the virus. I think the big thing here that no one really talks about is what Dr. Mccullough and others are talking about and that is that natural immunity is much more robust and more long term vs the vaccine immunity... do you agree with them there?
That would be the safest thing, yes. If you test negative, you should be in the clear. However, testing has been shown to not the be most accurate.
Natural immunity is definitely good, I don't know enough about it to know if it's better, but natural immunity can have consequences in that to get natural immunity, you have to get sick. Not everyone will be able to withstand the illness without having major complications. Thus, for those people, vaccination will be a much safer course of action for them.