In my case, I have never had anything remotely like a reaction with a med. OTOH, I do have a couple of preexisting condtions that make me susceptible to adverse COVID-19 impacts. Like I said, we all have to become educated with prcess, evaluate the risks, and make decisons accordingly. As far as I am concerned, my circumstances, plus the freedom of avoiding the disease makes that an easy decison. Anyone forcing the issue one way or the other is doing a disservice to all.
@catfish1957 catfish, I am allergic to the binder in the vaccines - Polyethylene glycol. No doctor would give me a flu shot after I had one a number of years ago, and arm swelled, turned red, had fever and in bed for three days. Also had tetanus shot and same thing happened. Told never to have one again. Penicillin shot did the same. Only antibiotic doctor will give me is Cipro. A few years ago, I went to doc for regular check-up and he said there is a NEW pneumonia shot and you can have it! I got the shot with no problem from it; it did not have that binder.
Now, a week or two ago, with these shots with the same binder, a man had the same problem I do with the binder, did have the shot and his skin peeled off. Doc told me not to leave the house and later told my Bob not to let me out of the house where people were.
People want to see me back in church, keep telling me to go so they can see me there. I will not go. If I got the virus from going, my friends would say something like this, "Gee, I did not think she would get it." That's fine for them to say, but I would still have it.
