I don't think I'm going to get vaccinated, how about you?

It bugs me that people I know who've been jabbed get sick for a few days. And it also bugs me that if you ask questions about being vaccinated on certain reddit forums, you just get banned, like there's a Conspiracy or something

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Graylight · 51-55, F

Whether or not you get vaccinated is your choice, but it does have consequences for others. We're not talking about just your protection, but protection from you should you contract or already be an asymptomatic carrier.

Some people are having ill effects from the vaccine shot, true, but many, many are not. I felt no different after each shot. My partner got hit with side effects, but it was two days of not feeling great and a low-grade fever.

Play a little game with yourself. Take a small breath and hold it. Just a little one. Now, without exhaling, take another tiny breath. Repeat a few times, and it should give you a good idea of what it's like not to be able to breathe adequately.

Feeling a little icky is nothing when stacked against death, cardia complications and long covid, which could shorten the lifespan and crated indefinite mental and physical problems.

It's safe. It's tested. Its formulation is soundly based in research and known science. And it's not political. Conspiracies don't exist in nature. Do your research, put the numbers side by side and make an informed choice either way.