Did you receive the COVID-19 vaccine? Why?

Post by **Blues Tulip** » 17 Jun 2024, 23:21

No, I did not receive the COVID-19 vaccine. I chose not to get vaccinated for various reasons, including concerns about the efficacy and safety of the vaccines, as well as personal freedom and autonomy. I understand that this decision may have risks, but I believe it's essential to consider multiple perspectives and evidence before making a decision. Dr. Colleen Huber's book, "Neither Safe Nor Effective," presents a thought-provoking critique of the COVID vaccines, and I'm interested in exploring the topics and evidence she presents.

Eziokwu960 · Post by **Eziokwu960** » 18 Jun 2024, 07:57

Nope. I did not receive the vaccine. I was told that it caused more harm than good. The controversies were just too much.

Post by **Ammirati Michael** » 21 Jun 2024, 00:28

I got the vaccine because I have other health issues, and my doctors advised me to get it. I knew people who got vaccinated and others who didn't, and those who didn't were very sick when they got COVID-19.

Robert Atunda · Post by **Robert Atunda** » 22 Jun 2024, 14:10

Yes i received my all three dose vaccinations because of precautions against Covid 19 and also for a prove of safety during job interviews

Hilda Murithi · Post by **Hilda Murithi** » 24 Jun 2024, 23:58

I received the vaccine to protect myself and also because I went down with the virus at some point. I had seen many of my countrymen died and the whole country was on lockdown.

Eobi jonh · Post by **Eobi jonh** » 25 Jun 2024, 19:31

I did receive the vaccine. During the pandemic, the virus was spreading rapidly and globally, causing widespread fatalities. In response to this crisis, governments were providing a three-dose COVID-19 vaccination series to boost immunity and prevent infection.

Ashley Hodgins · Post by **Ashley Hodgins** » 03 Jul 2024, 13:46

Whether to get the vaccine or not wasn't much of a decision because it was necessary for my commitments. Each time I got very sick and ended up in bed for days from the vaccine. I stopped getting the vaccine when it was no longer required and do not plan to receive any more. Covid was very mild for me, long after my vaccines wore off, and therefore I will rely on my natural immunity/immune system going forward.

George Chibuike · Post by **George Chibuike** » 03 Jul 2024, 15:22

Yes, I did. I received it for safety after the wave of COVID, it became a requirement for doing so many thing. At that time, if you want to do tangible stuff, you must take the vaccine.

Gicheri Editorial · Post by **Gicheri Editorial** » 05 Jul 2024, 05:36

I did receive a shot of Astrazeneca and one other whose name I don't remember. I came down with it but I think the vaccine kind of saved me.

Gicheri Editorial · Post by **Gicheri Editorial** » 05 Jul 2024, 05:37

Eobi jonh wrote: ↑25 Jun 2024, 19:31 I did receive the vaccine. During the pandemic, the virus was spreading rapidly and globally, causing widespread fatalities. In response to this crisis, governments were providing a three-dose COVID-19 vaccination series to boost immunity and prevent infection.

I did notice those who didn't receive the vaccine were the ones most affected. There are also some who developed natural immunity for it after they caught it.

Sanjeev2 · Post by **Sanjeev2** » 05 Jul 2024, 14:32

Yes, I did receive the COVID-19 vaccines. The this pandemic was taking people's life was scary to begin with, so I went for the option available to us to protect ourselves.

We need to realise that the vaccine was developed in a very short period of time to save us from the COVID. Hospital will not turned into another black plague.

Post by **Christell Lindeque** » 07 Jul 2024, 08:10

I did get vaccination because I believe it can save lives by minimizing the spread of COVID.

Hykaryh · Post by **Hykaryh** » 08 Jul 2024, 01:21

As hospital workers, it was mandatory to take the vaccines, we could not work without them. It is my personal experience that I never caught COVID after that. By then I had already gotten over 3 infections.