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Yes, definitely!
No, its a risk!
We don't know the dangers or the long-term effects of the vaccine. I prefer to wait and see the overall results.
We don't know the dangers or the long-term effects of the vaccine. I prefer to wait and see the overall results.
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We're in our 70s. When a approved vaccine is available we'll get it. No brainer!
ReplyI am 72 years old. You darn tootin' I'm getting the vaccine.
ReplyAs soon one is approved and ready for everyone I will be in line. I will also get the flu shot just like I do every year.
ReplyAbsolutely! I have other health issues. I get the flu shot every year and it’s helped tremendously.
ReplyAre you kidding me? It's the only way to get back to normal.
ReplyThe reason why we don't have some of the worst different kinds of pestilence is because of vaccines. Unless anti-vaxxers would like to experience polio and small pox again. Those sounded like fun.
ReplyIt is not going to be a live virus vaccine. Everyone should get it.
ReplyI have been vaccinated my entire life for various conditions they all have worked for me. Glad to have had them.
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