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Altogether I've had three shots of Moderna, and so far I have not had covid. But I don't think those two facts are related, because the vaccines only reduce the risk of severe illness and death. I could still catch covid and pass it on.
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I haven't had COVID 19.
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My husband and I have had the two original shots and then the two booster shots. In early June after attending a party, my husband got covid. It was a very mild case.
I did not catch it, but then I relegated him to the other side of the house and held up crucifixes if he came near me.
If the crucifixes kept him at bay, you might consider wooden stakes next. 
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Haven't had it yet, both doses of Moderna, no booster. I work in education too so it's a little surprising considering how many people I know who have had it. I was sick as a dog in November 2021 but it was a stomach flu (horrible nausea, couldn't even keep water down for a day or so). I've also heard that the rates are going up. I live in an area where a good portion of people are actively anti-government so any sort of mask mandates have long since disappeared, events are back to pre-lockdown attendance levels, and restaurants and bars are all completely back to normal with no seating or masking restrictions even at the big chains.
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