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1435806 - 23 Feb, 2021 - 10:28PM

Think about others who you come into close contact with as well. The vaccine , certainly the first dose, may partially protect you individually, but does not stop you carrying the virus to others. I had my first early, as a volunteer at a vaccine station when some was left over, and feel a bit safer as a result. One beautiful effect of having a 12 week gap between is that many more of the population will be vaccinated and we should all be safer as a result.

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SeekingYoume - 22 Feb, 2021 - 07:17PM

Possibly not a great idea ..

Ebony1345 - 22 Feb, 2021 - 06:59PM

Can't wait!

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Ebony1345 - 22 Feb, 2021 - 06:58PM

Same here.. x

Rustiqe plaisir - 22 Feb, 2021 - 06:12PM

Well according to Boris, roll on June 😁🕺🏼

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Bubbly5216 - 22 Feb, 2021 - 05:39PM

Hey I would wait for the 2nd dose and also when some of the restrictions Good luck be safe xx

ExoticOrchid - 22 Feb, 2021 - 10:27AM

As I understand it, what the vaccine does is to lessen the effects of the virus should you get infected and it will be more like getting the common cold, etc for the majority of people.

broadshaft - 22 Feb, 2021 - 09:53AM

Better to wait until second vaccine done.

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1100888 - 22 Feb, 2021 - 08:14AM

The vaccine is like wearing a seatbelt. It will protect you in an accident likely save your life, but there is always the odd chance it may actually kill you or cause severe injuries.

People complained about the introduction of
mandatory seatbeltss as well.

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gemini2310 - 21 Feb, 2021 - 10:51PM

No one knows how much protection we will get from the vaccine we are all different.I am not going to take any risks.

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