Hmm, rushing towards this would be a risky thing. If they are to bring the vaccine where I live I don’t think I am ready for it, until they are able to prove that the vaccine can be reliable in the treatment of the virus and also prove that there is not going to be any bad aftereffects.
If not that, then I am not ready for it, I would prefer to stay clear from it. I once opened Facebook, and that was earlier this month, and they were doing a survey about the Coronavirus awareness, and one of the questions there was whether people are ready to vaccinated, I gave my answer as no, I wish I was able to see other people’s answers.
Yeah, I’m afraid of taking any vaccine if there is no proof that there wouldn’t be any side effects and that it actually works. Then another question I do ask myself is that if everyone continues to be afraid of the vaccine how are we going to know that it actually works and that there are no side effects? Lol okay I am asking this because I don’t really know the process that goes into creating vaccines, but I’ve heard that they test it on animals (not really sure of that), but is that enough to validate the vaccines?
Damn, this is going to be a big issue, but seriously I am not ready for any vaccine if there is no proof.