Governor extends Indiana’s COVID-19 emergency through July

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5 thoughts on “Governor extends Indiana’s COVID-19 emergency through July

    1. But what about those who have had COVID and recovered fully? Data seems to show that they have the same immunity (if not longer immunity) than those who have received the vaccine? So why do they need to be vaccinated?

    2. Russell, that’s incorrect. The average immunity for someone who contracted covid-19 is 10 months. There’s evidence that the mRNA vaccines might last for years. Nothing is 100% certain yet, but my aunt had covid-19 twice within 9 months last year. That’s enough evidence to me, not to mention possible long haul symptoms from getting the virus.

    1. Keep in mind that the true definition of “flatten the curve” is that the area under the curve (ie, the number of cases) would not change. They were just being delayed. It is a fallacy to say that “flatten the curve” meant prevention or eradication.

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