Can somebody explain why (Alberta at least) the pharmacies say 3 months between infection and booster?
Why are they still using a timeline from the original Vax/variants???
(And I'm going to wait a month, and lie when I book for early Dec. Not being "unvaxxed" at Christmas)

@NapsAndSarcasm There is a podcast called "this week in virology". In listening it for the past 3 years I think I understand the reason to be about extending the prophylactic nature of your antibody response as long as possible (~3months) and also having your t-cells and b-cells not trivialize perception of the virus.
You should consult a physician, but It does seem reasonable to time your injections to be most protected when running a risk of exposure.

@nOOb that's my concern... If this were 2 months ago, I wouldn't care. I could remain mostly isolated until I could boost.
That's not so much of an option at Christmas time

@NapsAndSarcasm Again, I think it would not be hard to get a proper medical opinion.

@nOOb lol you haven't tried to talk to a doctor in Alberta :(