fwiw...my granddaughter (age 4) caught it at her preschool, had a fever for an hour, and then was asymptomatic for the rest of the time.
We spent Halloween with her, they sent everybody home the following Tuesday. and she tested positive, results back on Thrsday.
The next day, I got a Pfizer booster, a flu shot, and took a test to see if I had picked it up.
Saturday, I found out that I had.
Meanwhile, back in the jungle, Brenda had a hip replacement surgery the Tuesday after Halloween and came home that Wednesday. So now we were balancing quarantine and care-giving. There's a sitcom in there, somewhere...
She was able to get out of the house on Saturday to get tested. She tested negative, and did so again this past Saturday, after spending all that time with me.
I was basically asymptomatic the entire time. A little achy for a day, and a little more easily tired than usual for a week or so, but nothing dramatic. Still working from home and they gave me two weeks to not work at all. I only needed one week, to be honest.
The granddaughter, meanwhile, has remained as active and bouncy as always.
My takeaway from all this is that the vaccine regimen works. Even though I tested positive, all that vaccine goop in me kept the damage at bay. It could have been SO much worse. I feel blessed. Totally.
My other takeaway is that a state administration which proactively forbids individual, privately owned day cares & preschools from requiring masks is presenting a clear and present concrete danger to its entire citizenry. One kid in the same class as my granddaughter ended up in the pediatric ICU with a collapsed lung. Perhaps nothing is a 100% effective prevention, but dammit, asking kids to wear a mask to a preschool/day care under the current conditions is as close as you can get. These are young children, and if we can't take reasonable actions to protect them (and by extension, all of us), then we are sick mentally and spiritually. It's a freaking death cult is what it is.