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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most people do get long term immunity from COVID. Reinfection is rare, and it's not clear if these are true reinfections or that the virus was hiding in the body and then flared up again.  [/quote]

Wrong.  I got COVID.  Now I am negative on the antibody test 5 months later.  My friend got it twice.  So, no.  We are not even getting short term immunity from COVID. And the disease is not that old that we can say that there is long term immunity.  [/quote]

See? This is what I’m talking about.

How is a vaccine going to work then? It makes no sense. [/quote]

Do not listen to PP. What they posted was just dumb on so many levels. A sample size of two, based on their own personal anecdotes, is no cause to say "wrong" to anything. As evidenced by your reaction, people like PP are the problem with the internet...spouting conspiracy theories, half-truths, complete lies, etc. Just know that PP has exactly zero credibility on this subject.

Some of the latest research shows the possibility of long-term immunity.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/17/health/coronavirus-immunity.html

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