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Originally Posted by davephan

No one is being forced to take the COVID-19 vaccination. If you’re doctor recommended not taking the vaccination, I’d suggest getting a second or third opinion from another doctor at another clinic or hospital.

Currently, 29% of the seniors in Florida had at least one vaccination shot, and 16% had both vaccination shot. In a month from now, 42% of seniors will have had at least one vaccination shot, and 29% will have had both vaccination shots. At that rate, it will take about three months to vaccinate all the seniors in Florida.

It’s you’re choice to opt out of the COVID-19 vaccination if you are afraid of the possible bad outcome of taking the vaccination shots. However, you are then accepting the risks and implications of getting COVID-19. But you are also saving vaccination shots for the rest of society, to get their vaccination shots a little quicker.

Eventually, not having the vaccination shot could deny you air travel, cruises, mass transit, and other large crowd gatherings. Perhaps your health insurance costs might increase too. It’s not hard to envision future implementations of not being vaccinated.

If the reasons to not be vaccinated were valid, you would probably have seen a lot more bad reactions to the vaccinations by this time.

I do agree with everything you said in this post. However, I would like to comment on your wording of "bad reactions". I'm just wondering what some folks are considering "bad reactions". Are the body aches, fever, severe headaches, and muscle pain considered "bad reactions"? Not to me. I embraced my kick ass response to that second vaccination shot. My reaction was a signal to me that my immune system is functioning at a high level for the old body I have and I was so thankful to that reaction.