[Bosco William]

I feel there should have been more human trials undergone before coming into country , anyways I wish it goes all positive for everyone

[Tjm]

I feel there should have been more human trials undergone before coming into country , anyways I wish it goes all positive for everyone

Pretty much are the human trials lol. People are desperate and lining up for it even with the risk. Only kills a fraction of people. I know people who got a runny nose and lost their taste and smell, then I know people who died on ventilators. Just a risk either way.

[Redrum]

Nah we don't get the vaccine until mid this year I think, but we aren't got community transmission atm

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Pretty much are the human trials lol. People are desperate and lining up for it even with the risk. Only kills a fraction of people. I know people who got a runny nose and lost their taste and smell, then I know people who died on ventilators. Just a risk either way.

The issue is you don't know how you body will handle the Infection even young and healthy people are getting Hospitalized from it while others, even elderly with underlying health conditions are getting very mild symptoms, Definitely a weird virus

[Tjm]

Nah we don't get the vaccine until mid this year I think, but we aren't got community transmission atm

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The issue is you don't know how you body will handle the Infection even young and healthy people are getting Hospitalized from it while others, even elderly with underlying health conditions are getting very mild symptoms, Definitely a weird virus

Exactly. We’ve had some people in their 30s around here die from it. That’s scary cause I’m right about there. It’s really weird how it works for some people you would think would die and others dying that have no issues. Never heard of any virus like this before.

[Cooligan]

imagine getting a vaccine created by a company who's ceo declined to take it

I'm not getting it any time in the near future either, not trying to be a guinea pig lol.

Plus the whole one of them needs to be kept in cold storage and the other doesn't, why are they different, what are the short term effects (2-5 years) and long term effects (10 years plus). Until at least the short term is known I won't be touching it. Then again not like I'd have a choice anyway, my "societal group" wouldn't allow for it in the US lol.

[Tjm]

imagine getting a vaccine created by a company who's ceo declined to take it

For Moderna? I heard about people claiming the Pfizer CEO refused it but:

“Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said he hasn’t received his company’s Covid-19 vaccine shot yet, telling CNBC that he and other executives will not “cut the line.

While Bourla’s company developed the vaccine, he is not a frontline health-care worker himself. He said he’s also 59 and in relatively good health, so it’s not entirely appropriate for him to receive the vaccine before other people who need it more.”

[Redrum]

Exactly. We’ve had some people in their 30s around here die from it. That’s scary cause I’m right about there. It’s really weird how it works for some people you would think would die and others dying that have no issues. Never heard of any virus like this before.

I've always wondered if blood type matters? Or if it's basically a "lucky dip"

For Moderna? I heard about people claiming the Pfizer CEO refused it but:

“Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said he hasn’t received his company’s Covid-19 vaccine shot yet, telling CNBC that he and other executives will not “cut the line.

While Bourla’s company developed the vaccine, he is not a frontline health-care worker himself. He said he’s also 59 and in relatively good health, so it’s not entirely appropriate for him to receive the vaccine before other people who need it more.”

59 is within the moderate risk range TBH, the Pfizer-BioNTec vaccine appears to be the most effective of the 3 main vaccine (Oxford, Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTec)

[Maxorg]

It hasn't arrived in my country yet and I definitely won't be taking it when it does.

[Tjm]

I've always wondered if blood type matters? Or if it's basically a "lucky dip"
59 is within the moderate risk range TBH, the Pfizer-BioNTec vaccine appears to be the most effective of the 3 main vaccine (Oxford, Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTec)

Yeah originally I was hoping for the pfizer with the whole mutated strain protection potential it has. Yeah I wonder that now too. Gonna look into that.


It says A and AB type are potentially more susceptible to the more severe effects of it. I’m type A+.

[Rev]

I am considering it. I'll take the odds offered against risks personally.

[lol]

No and I won't be taking it, that's for sure.

[Tjm]

I am considering it. I'll take the odds offered against risks personally.

Yeah if you are generally healthy with no major issues I’d wait just to be safe.

No and I won't be taking it, that's for sure.

Yeah don’t get it if ya don’t want to or feel it’s necessary.

[Rev]

Yeah if you are generally healthy with no major issues I’d wait just to be safe.

That's most of my family's mentality. They want to wait a year before getting it; while I'm willing to take the shot.

[ghostboy]

Not yet but several family members of mine got it and feel okay

[Tjm]

Not yet but several family members of mine got it and feel okay

Yeah I haven’t bothered posting just because I’m fine lol. 2nd shot comes the 11th. Everyone I know has gotten sick from it. Have a few days scheduled off after I get it.