I think this is more for expediency....Doctors recommend people with the antibodies from getting Covid still get the vaccine and you know it.
-not all who have been infected with covid have developed a robust amount of antibodies, (AZ does have enough, and that's what made him a candidate to donate his blood components to help others)
What do companies do, force those previously infected to show medical proof of such, so they don't have to be vaccinated?)
-complications of showing proof, along with not knowing how long their antibodies stay strong....weeks? Months?? Years?? Decades?? Can't be known yet with this new disease....but so far, so good.... their antibodies are holding strong.... I've read that they have more antibodies than what the vaccines give us.....
-vaccination does not harm those who have had covid naturally obtained antibodies, it shows it improves them....gives them even more protection.
-imo, the govt took the "Keep it simp!e" approach, rather than screwing it up with complicated exceptions.
-Because medical exceptions are One that is allowed, there is no reason why those with high level of robust antibodies against covid, like AZ, couldn't get a medical exemption imho.
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