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Originally Posted by Rochard
It's a vaccine, just like any other vaccine.
If you get the flu shot, it helps to prevent you from getting the flu. It doesn't mean you won't get the flu. But if you do, it will be less severe.
Same thing with the COVID vaccine. It should prevent you from getting it in the first place. If you do get it, it will be less serve. If you do get it, the odds of you dying are very slim.
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Unless of course you die from the vaccine. Liek all those in the nursing homes.
I have first hand experience of the vaccine. My mom, 70+, her frind 70+ and her brother also 70+ all got the vaccine withing days of each other. Each of them became ill for around 24 hours. It was of course a reaction to the vaccine and is of coourse "perfectly normal" however. I have to wonder if, my fit and healthy 70 year old mom got ill and floored what impact this would have on someone older and more vulnerable.