By: Common Sense

Common Sense — Wed, 21 Apr 2021 20:23:13 +0000

The decision to get vaccinated or not should be based on a risk/benefit basis. We have seen that the risks of the vaccination so far have been minimal. Obviously those who should not get the shot; (eg those at risk of anaphylaxis) should not get it. We do know from other vaccines that adverse effects from vaccine ,if seen, are overwhelmingly seen within 3 months of the shot, and delayed effects are almost non existent. The benefits of the shot are well seen. There is almost 0% risk of dying or needing hospital care in those vaccinated. There is some risk of those vaccinated testing positive and acting like asymptomatic carriers with low viral load and small risk of spreading it to others.
I don’t think that there is anyone on this earth that can deny the tragedy of Covid with all the deaths and those suffering from the long term adverse effects of the virus which are real and not unproved fantasies like the delayed bad effects of the vaccine.
In my opinion, humble as it is, everyone will either get the vaccine, or the disease; and the vaccine is by far the lesser of the evils. The sooner we end this pandemic the better. Enough said!

By: SOB

SOB — Wed, 21 Apr 2021 18:14:18 +0000

So what does that mean for those of us with appts over the that time? Will there be a walk in vs appt line?

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