My brother never had it too. He is 35, he was with us when we caught it, took care of my mom, is very active socially. Not vaccinated though. Half of my staff got it lately, and 90 percent of them are vaccinated. I am certain that the counting that was being done is under representative of the numbers that got the COVID. If these are taken into account, we will find that the hospitalization rate is much lower, and yet our hospitals are over loaded. This administration did not anticipate anything, they are lazy, and just copy other European countries measures. It was a certainty that new variants are coming, they should have prepared instead of just focusing on Vaccination. What king of planning is it to put all your eggs in one basket? A failed plan in my opinion. To make things worse, they are dividing the people so that they can get away with it. I agree with wetnose that the debate should mostly focus on WHY was this administration taken by such surprise, and why they did not account for such a scenario. They had the time and the information to act on.My friend works at Urgence Sante as a medic. He handles covid patients on an almost daily basis yet he has not caught covid or even the flu.
He is fully vaxxed including boosted, gets tested regularly and wears an N95 mask.




