Medical "experts" have never promised that getting a vaccine will give 100 percent immunity.
Actually they've never promised that the vaccine will give any immunity
The 27-year-old's vaccination card shows she received her second dose of the Pfizer vaccine on January 12. She said she found out she was positive on March 18 from one of the routine tests she takes weekly for work. Believing it might be a false positive, Rewerts said she took a rapid test, which also came back positive.
She said her mother and two other family members – all fully vaccinated – also tested positive this week. They are experiencing symptoms.
In addition to media reports of breakthrough cases in Florida outside Tampa Bay, the Minnesota Health Department released an advisory earlier this month saying it was investigating instances in that state. It's asking health care providers to report breakthrough cases so that it can look into them further, along with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Oregon Health Authority announced last month it was also investigating breakthrough cases.
“I think I’d just want people to continue to educate themselves about the vaccine and what’s best for them and their family. I still am happy that I got it, but I really would like there to be more research on the effectiveness," she said.
One wonders why this person is"happy" she was injected with an experimental vaccine, having no information on long term affects, that didn't prevent her from contracting Covid. Nor was her family protected. Same for the people in Minnesota. And the unknown numbers of breakthrough cases in Oregon. And the thousands and thousands, undoubtedly 100,000's of thousands, of others who were infected after vaccine. (Likely passing into the millions of breakthrough cases)