Seems an Omicron-specific vaccine will be a bit late and a dog-chasing-its-tail approach anyway.

On one hand, I'm so glad you made it and on the other, unhappy you're still having problems. Still, you're here...and I'm grateful for that, Jan. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]  

Darth ...err...Daiwa [e digicons]*_*[/e]  

I'm glad he had all his vaccinations, and was boosted. Probably due to that, he's only mildly symptomatic. He had initially delayed receiving the vaccine to enable others who were in higher risk groups to receive theirs first. He says he's starting Paxlovid, from what I've read in the news.

So glad to hear you're recovering, Ace. 

Take your time and get some sunshine, and good food under your belt. 🖖🏻

Thank you so much as well ,  Barb. [e digicons]:sun:[/e]  

Get plenty of rest and fluids. Speedy recovery, Chasbo...

What he said...

Hope your feeling better soon, Chasbo!

That's interesting. clearly a lot of potential.  I'd really like a longer-lasting solution than what we have now.  That article refers to a 3 month effectiveness for the vaccines and boosters we have now, I saw on the WHO site 4 to 6 months I think, either way it's really not long enough.  I'd settle for a solid annual shot one way or another.