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I am only concerned about getting an appointment for my spouse. I don't care if I get one or not and I know that the VA will offer me one once they get stocked up on the vaccine. They offer me the Flu shot every year and I turn it down because I have never had the flu and I have been around many infected with the flu. I have not decided whether I will get the Covid shot or not. I've been out and about and have mingled with those that do not use masks. I know almost two dozen now, that have survived the virus and I am in better shape than almost all of them. If that scares you, then stay at home because I have not been convinced that I "need" the added protection. I take high doses of Vit.D and other supplements daily and I get plenty of sunlight and fresh air. I do not attempt to convince any else to do as I do, I am just stating my view on this virus as related to me. Once my spouse is vaccinated, I will go about my life in a completely normal manner. I do take precautions around her, but only her. Everyone else can take care of themselves. I maintain my distance from others that I do not know out of courtesy, not out of fear.
That said, I am spending hours on line and on the phone, attempting to get my spouse vaccinated. I am sure that if I had as many medical issues, I too would be concerned about infection.
If I was concerned about getting myself vaccinated, I would take what was first available and not be so picky about what brand it is. Next year, maybe you can be more picky but right now you need to just take what is first available to you. But, that is just my opinion. This thing will pass eventually. I do not believe the political medical experts that say this will stay with us forever. Nothing is forever, except for death, not even taxes. Some pay taxes and some don't, but everyone dies someday.
Remember, even the vaccine with the lowest efficacy is better than the flu vaccine. The more you wait for your version of the "best" vaccine, the more chance you have of being infected before you get your shot.