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Originally Posted by Porsche-poor
That to me is the crazy part. TO me if one person in the house can get it they all should. She may not get sick but she can bring it home to you and you have not had the shot.
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Right now for regular folks that are not first responders or work at hospitals they are are working on the 65 and older crowd. It would be great to have a system to register couples like my wife and I that are both 65+, but they make everyone register as individuals.
If you are under 65, which is just an arbitrary age they decided to pick, you have to wait until all the vaccines are given to older more vulnerable people.
I know of three people now that are married, and one of the spouses got it, and one never did. Back in October the Porsche club went on a trip to Robber's cave an we had lunch in Krebs, OK. I sat across a table from a lady in the club I have known for years. My wife was next to me. She (not my wife) ordered meatballs that were huge, and she only ate one. She offered me the other as a leftover. She had not touched it, so I made a meatball sandwich for lunch the next day. I found out last weekend she came down with Covid two days later. Her husband never did get it. I have never been tested for it it, but I have had no symptoms of any sort.
Maybe she got it the next day, who knows.