I’ve been vaccinated for the flu every year for at least 10 years now. That’s where this is going and it’s fine. People don’t realize it but your flu vaccine wears off after about 6 months but it gets you through the flu season.
Now it seems Covid is becoming seasonal, as I thought it would, in the north during the winter and the south during the summer. How we manage that is the question.
To put things into perspective, before the pandemic flu killed 30,000 people a year and that would be a bad year. Last month 60,000 people died from Covid.
Vaccines don't 'wear off'. Vaccines teach the body to create its own immunity. They do their job and they go away in a few weeks.
What you're talking about is a new strain of flu needing a new vax. And the flu vax is notoriously unreliable because it's a guessing game as to which flu will be dominant. Most docs don't bother with it because of this.
Covid shot is very different and still experimental - no long-term results can exist by definition. It also installs the worst part of the virus - spike protein - in your cells. That would be fine, if they stayed in your shoulder muscle, as advertised. But Pfizer's FOIA data showed that they move into various organs potentially causing significant harm.
So ... good on you that you like these injections. I don't and I don't want them. I don't trust them. I dont' trust the Pharmacuetical industry, based on its history of being fined and committing fraud.
Get the shots, please. Just don't force it on others.