(12-20-2020, 11:24 PM)My 2 cents Wrote: I'm not suggesting that anybody should avoid the vaccine.
Me either. In fact I would encourage everyone to get their jab as soon as possible. Then when it becomes my turn I will have plenty of data with which to base my decision.
It sounds like we'll be running into each other (6 feet apart, of course) in the line.
"if that is to happen with coronavirus, and research at this time suggests highly unlikely" [different author see above]
With all due respect, there is no research into the long-term effects of the coronavirus vaccine. They would have to start the study 10 years before the virus was identified to have 'preliminary' data. The Dengue vaccine data came out 20 years after development started and almost 2 years after the "research" phase ended. That's 22 years. My daughter was an infant then. Ironically, she is a health care worker now and I get some of the covid vaccine information from her.