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SW-User
Either way I don’t trust it, I’m not against anyone who has it, but as long as they don't enforce it’s on me, I gave loving proof reasons from experience with vaccines in the past and it’s enough for me to say no to it. I had a flu shot in 2018 and for the first time in my life, I have had a bed ridden flu, where as I only get tail end symptoms usually and can still soldier on. My genes have a naturally freakishly strong immune system and have a fast wound heal time.
Petals · 51-55, F
@SW-User I was like you. Would never catch the flu or the cold even if people were coughing and sneezing around me. Never broke a bone and then... I grew older and everything changed overnight. Yeap, it’s the common aging process. Nobody escapes it. I’m not trying to paint a grim picture cause getting older has its perks too, but reality is what it is and sometimes we have to think of the big picture. If people don’t get vaccinated, this pandemic will not end and more will suffer not only physically but emotionally