Has anyone read that if you had covid before delta and are

[boston bean]

fully vaxed, do you have better immunity?

Months ago I read people like that(me) did. However it was before delta.

Anyone seen something more recent?

[dweller]

1. I did see a thread here

(and don’t quote me on this)
That natural antibodies have the ability to evolve to handle variations, but vaxxed plus natural antibodies is good too

Wish we had a covid forum … but I wish we had a TOON forum as well, one place to find the day’s TOONS

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[Ms. Toad]

5. The only scientific info I've read

suggested that COVID-antibodies were less effective against the delta variant than those created by vaccines. (I can't find the article at the moment but it was within the last 2 weeks.)

[dweller]

6. Here's the post I read

https://democraticunderground.com/100215694337

3rd para, single sentence about noting in COVID-19 survivors…

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[boston bean]

8. Thank you for that.

[Lochloosa]

2. No link but I have read the same. It would make sense.

[Maru Kitteh]

3. I believe it stands to reason you enjoy greater protection than vaccine alone.

Not bulletproof to be sure but I trust you already know that, lol.

Sucks you had to go through COVID. I hope it wasn't horrible. COVID "classic" was nasty as hell, Delta is a __cking monster.

[boston bean]

4. It all was hell. The disease and the shots had quite the effect.

Had covid end December into January. Shots about three months later.

I will get booster if needed, but not looking forward to it.

[Phoenix61]

7. The last thing I read said the group with the highest

level of antibodies was the one that had covid and was vaccinated. Which makes sense. Covid would be like the first shot. The vaccine would be shot 2 and 3.

[DenaliDemocrat]

9. Yes

Titers were highest in COVID survivors and one injection. However, that’s just neutralizing antibodies. B and T cell response was not documented

[genxlib]

10. Then I did mine out of order

First shot, then covid, then second shot.

I have working under the assumption that I have higher immunity but certainly don't want to test the theory.