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I don’t think the vaccine will kill me. But I also don’t trust big pharma to look out for anything but their bottom line. Add in the immunity the government gave them if the vaccines do cause problems and that’s enough for me. There have been plenty of medicines through history that the side effects and consequences aren’t known for many years. Why take the chance?But the vaccine is?
Most vaccines do not actually provide that. Lookup sterilizing immunity; most diseases have been eradicated by vaccines which do not fully prevent infection of spread.
As I said, it’s “unlikely.” Numerous articles from medical authorities say natural immunity is hard to predict because the immune system reacts much less predictably in any given individual. Antibody response can vary greatly.
So for me, the 99% chance I’d be fine on my own was good enough. Very happy with my decision, and I’m glad you all have the option to be vaccinated if you’d like.