@Gefn
Research what's in vaccines, their carriers, and medicine carriers generally... I can guarantee they ain't kosher.
@roamer_1I have been worrying about this, what I should do.
I would take the vaccine but not with a tattoo or microchip, but doubt my doc will let me have it. First, I am terribly allergic to any form of iodine and if that is in there, I can't have it. A bit of iodine was put under skin of my right arm, and the iodine ate down into the flesh on the arm. It was so deep it had to heal from the inside out. So, if any form of iodine is there, can't take it.
Also, there is something in vaccines that turn my arm red, it swells and has fever in it. Every time that happened, doctors said don't take another one. When I had been in a flooded area in our subdivision many years ago, we were told to get a tetanus shot, so I did and arm swelled, turned red, had fever. That doc said never have another one.
My doc won't give me a flu vaccine due to what has happened in the past with me. Also would not give me a pneumonia shot, but a new pneumonia shot came out and he gave that one to me and there was no reaction.
I am 86 and need that vaccine when it comes out (w/o tattoo, chip), but am concerned what will be in it that will fight with whatever is in my body that rejects vaccines.