I have talked to some seniors who aren't sure if they even want the shot. But I feel we all should if only to keep us from spreading the virus ourselves to others. The shots have been proven to be safe and effective.
Good to hear that most seniors want and are getting the vaccine! Thanks for your answers. P.S. I got my first shot in January and scheduled for the second one this month.
Old Sea Dog
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Its a personal choice, but statistics in the UK have proved that mass vaccination IS working and deaths from Covid 19 have dropped dramatically since over 20 million people have had the first Jab. (me included)
Also hospital admissions have dropped by over 65%.
Anyone who does not take up the Vaccination offer out of fear of it, is putting themselves and very possibly others, at great risk. JMO.
BILL
Of course, if you want it. There will be plenty left over because many people don't trust the government (or the manufactures) because we don't know what's in it. Does that mean it won't be wiped out? I wonder.
Jeremy
I had the Astra Zeneca one last week and was amazed that I didn't feel it. I hate vaccinations usually but it was nothing. I think there is quite a long gap between that one and the second but I'll be notified
I'm sure. Initially I didn't want to have it but as the deaths became more frequent I began to think I should have it. I was with my nurse and she asked if I'd had it. I said NO and next day I was having it done. I'm a 'high risk' patient so the nurse just wanted it to be done a.s.a.p. and got it arranged for me.
The First Dragon
I'm not. I don't like the way they are made, using aborted fetal cell lines at least for the testing, if not actually as an ingredient.
If they cared about our lives, they would have used ethical means to create the vaccine. I can't take that.
Anonymous
I've already gotten mine