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Will You Get the Vaccine?

Will You Get the Vaccine

  • Yes

    Votes: 4 33.3%

  • No

    Votes: 5 41.7%

  • I don't know

    Votes: 3 25.0%
  • Total voters
    12
I will take a vaccine if and when one is available, even if we're required to top it up every 3 months.

My view is that we don't just take vaccines to protect ourselves, we do it to protect those around us who are unable to vaccinate for health reasons e.g. allergy to the vaccine ingredients, weakened immune systems, undergoing treatments or have somehow reacted badly to vaccines in the past. I can't see any other way back to normality to be honest. Hopefully if enough people are vaccinated then numbers will start to fall worldwide.
 
diane15 said:
It needs to be saved for the ones who really need it
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Oh it will be - these things are always done in stages of priority. Like with the flu vaccine - anyone high risk e.g. those over 65, those with weak immune systems, those who are pregnant, those with conditions such as asthma, those who are carers for vulnerable people and frontline workers will all get priority. Once those groups have been satisfied, everyone else becomes eligible. I don't think there would ever be a situation where first-come-first-served was the process used, unless a company was profiting from it. :)
 
Catsmother said:
How did you go about getting the trial?
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I signed up on the nhs website about Covid trials. You enter your details and then the research studies contact you direct. I’m also doing one on the effect for vit D.
I work in emergency services so am fairly exposed. My ex is petrified of it. A vaccine will improve her life. So it’s a no brained for me.
 
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