Do you prefer to be vaccinated or not? If no or yes, why?
By Jenaisle
@Jenaisle (14079)
Philippines
September 22, 2021 4:12am CST
For myself, I had wanted to be vaccinated so that I can have minimum protection from the severe effects of covid 19.
There are some who are anti-vax and I understand their reasons too. It's their personal choice because it's their own lives after all.
Only they can make choices for themselves.
What about you? What are your thoughts on this?
Take care everyone.
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15 responses
@m_audrey6788 (58482)
• Germany
22 Sep 21
I am fully vaccinated now. It is better to be safe than sorry 
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@sjvg1976 (41132)
• Delhi, India
9 Oct 21
I am fully vaccinated. I got my second dose at the end of July. Sadly, few people don't like to get vaccinated because they have something negative about the vaccine in their minds. I don't understand why they are risking theirs as well as others' life by not taking the vaccine.
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@Jenaisle (14079)
• Philippines
9 Oct 21
I can see your point of view. Some anti-vaxxers think that they are being made as guinea pigs because of the short time that the vaccine was produced, when previous vaccines took years and years to develop. But there may be an explanation to this. Perhaps, they have fast-tracked the trials to test the vaccine.
I don't know for sure but we can only know the true results after sometime.
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@Hannihar (129791)
• Israel
22 Sep 21
@Jenaisle
I got the vaccines that we were supposed to get and wear a mask when go out but others do not follow the rules so not sure what is right or what is wrong and why it matters whether we get the vaccines or not. I got the first one later because I did not want to be around lots of people and when got the first they told me about when I come back for the 2nd. I got the 3rd right away but do not know if they help or not and feel if people would do what they are supposed to do then maybe the virus will go away.
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@Jenaisle (14079)
• Philippines
9 Oct 21
It's stressful not to know 100 percent what the effects would be.Scientists and vaccine makers are experimenting on how best to approach the problem. I understand too your viewpoint.
Yes I do hope the virus will go away eventually, juts like the previous pandemics. Thanks for your thoughts.
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@arunima25 (86074)
• Bangalore, India
22 Sep 21
It's mandatory here. I guess it's the best way right now to fight the pandemic. More and more people should get vaccinated. I am due for my second shot in October.
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@arunima25 (86074)
• Bangalore, India
9 Oct 21
@Jenaisle Only those who are advised not to have it should not have it. Others can comfortably go ahead without any fear.
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@toniganzon (72279)
• Philippines
22 Sep 21
I’m fully vaccinated so there goes my answer.
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@iKONICNoona (4013)
• Philippines
30 Sep 21
To be honest my personal stand in getting vaccibated is like this . The vaccine once we get vaccinated is not an assurance that we will not get infected by the virus , we can still get sick but with the help of the vaccine it will be just a mild case.
I am happy that I am fully vaccinated now and we are still practicing the safety guidelines . Anyone can get infected and the virus I think as time goes by will be like a simple cold virus that is easily cured and prevented.
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@CuriousGab (3251)
• India
22 Sep 21
We should do vaccination...there are many doubts about it but it's better than nothing
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@Desywe (319)
• Indonesia
22 Sep 21
My deepest heart say, I don't need vaccinated. Why? The vaccines itself still need times (a lot of time) to be tested. And see, it's like a magic that vaccines exist in under two years.
But for some reasons, I have to be vaccinated because you know, I can't "go anywhere" without the vaccines certificate.
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