Orthopaedic Surgeon - United States

So, a year ago I had SARS-CoV2. I was not aware of it, but was tested prior to elective surgery. This December, I was exposed to a two-year-old Granddaughter, with a cold, who tested negative for SARS-CoV2, even after I returned home. My four month old Granddaughter, who had no symptoms, tested positive (Mom is a hospice nurse and that is the reason for all the testing. My wife, a radiologist, had the Pfizer vaccine, and tested positive to SARS-CoV2 with our latest exposure. She developed a cold. I tested negative, even with my wife's infection, but I too got a cold. I assume this was from my two-year-old Granddaughter, as she was your classic snotty kid. The vaccines have marginal effectiveness against the latest variant. There are rare but significant complications, like DIC and death from the vaccine, and the mortality of the latest variant appears lower that the original variants (the original mortality rates were about 1.8 precent over al)l. Soon, we will get the the intersection where the mortality from the vaccine with be greater than the mortality from the naturally attenuated version of the Virus. I would like to add, that the SARS-CoV2 virus was detected in 44% of the White Tail deer in Michigan. You can not eradicate a virus that has significant multiple host in the environment. This was possible with Small Pox, as humans are the only known host.