To be honest, I think the covid vaccine will be no different than the yearly flu vaccine. Like the flu, even if you get the flu shot, you can still get the flu, just not as severe. Covid vaccine is no different, you can still get covid with the vaccine, but not nearly as bad if you didn't get it.

It's not uncommon for people vaxxd x 2 contract covid or covid D. The symptoms are milder and most do not need hospitalization.

Studies in just last week say persons with HIV may have a higher tolerance to catching the virus if on meds and maintaining undetectable status. I am getting 3rd jab in 10 days. B.C. Canada rushing out booster shots to help seniors, compromised immune systems and front end workers plus restaurant food services employees.

Yes. I tested positive 3 weeks ago...Had Pfizer shots in Aug & Sep.Was down with Covid for about a week, but had minimal symptoms. Two days after being tested, I had the monoclonal antibody treatment (which, after a year of Trogarzo infusions, was a walk in the park). Next day I was free of symptoms, and tested negative for Covid a week later. Like I said, my symptoms were quite minimal: blazing headache, aches in my joints, loss of smell and taste, and weariness. I got taste back and smell part of the way back. And the weariness continued for awhile. I attribute my quick recovery to the antibody treatment, the vaccines (which don't prevent Covid but do impart limited immunity), and also to ART meds. I didn't have remdesevir, but have read a great deal that some of these ART drugs we all take may act on Covid the same way remdesevir does. Just thankful that I didn't end up in the hospital, or have it much worse. Out of my six kids & their spouses, four of them had covid and had much worse symptoms than their immuno-compromised, overweight father.

Update was negative for Covid after my 3rd Covid shot ,so got to see ma in person ! She is also negative with 3rd shot !

I had both my vaccines (pfizer) in March/April and contracted Covid in July/August. I lost my taste and smell for a few days. My mother and father were also fully vaccinated at the ssme time and contracted it a few weeks ago. Im thinking its more common than being reported.