I'm like really late to the game here. What I can tell from my own experiences and reading how Israel fared, that the vaccines lost a considerable amount of protection, especially for old people. Back in January my cousin and her husband got vaccinated, the same one they use in Israel. He died from Covid about 2 months ago. My cousin was pretty sick. Thanks, FDA, for not approving boosters sooner, and why has Moderna still not been granted a Biologic License? All I hear is, they need to have more data. Yet they are approving almost everything else where there's less data.
Of course more people, especially older ones are being hospitalized and dying in the U.S., we were the first ones that got the shots. And on top of that, it's been shown that waiting longer than 3-4 weeks between the mRNA shots would have been better. I have a friend in Canada who had to wait 2-3 months for his second Pfizer because of shortages of the vaccine. As it turns out he's better off. More people have died since the vaccine than before the vaccine. They say Delta is more contagious but still relaxed mask requirements. I'm as red as anyone, and if I were as young as the average GTI owner I probably wouldn't care as much. Watch, in 6 months if the numbers show the boosters are wearing off the FDA will again take 12 months to approve the next booster. So who is blame, the public or the Government? You know I would vote.
