I'll give it a couple of years to see how many people die from it or what kinds of things start growing or falling off of people.

If it prevents me from catching it again then I'm all in.

If I were 60+ I would probably get it. At 36 and no underlying conditions I’m very low risk. I’m not taking some vaccine that was rushed into development by a company who will make a trillion dollars knowing there’s at least some chance we don’t understand future side effects of the drug.

company I worked for on a gold mine in colorado ORDERED all employees to get a pneumovax (pneumonia vaccine) shot, I did and spent 4 days over christmas in a coma and another 10 days in a hospital with 2 ivs hooked to me to re hydrate my blood. took about multiple attempts to draw blood at the hospital and dam near killed me.

have not had any type of vaccine shot since and won't be getting any any time soon.

if I did get it, 2 yrs. or more in then maybe but not right off the production line

Every few years when we do a mission trip that requires it I get one and feel horrible for three days afterward. (preservative-free) One year I even got the flu.

The MMR (measles) is a different story. Our daughter was vaccinated for everything but I’m out on the flu shot until I’m in the “at-risk” population. It hits me too hard. I know, I know.... but it can’t.

Doctors nurses will probably be first?

Sure. I'm ex military. I have a shot record over 6 feet in length, got the shingles vaccines, both types, flu vaccines, swine flu, pneumonia, etc. If I ain't dead from vaccines by now, I'll roll the dice on a China FLU vaccine. No problem.

we're at 47%-53% right now so that's pretty close to the study

rather not, but willing to do my part for humanity to try to rid this virus from the earth for good

I'll wait and see if any of yall die first from it.

us olds grew up with polio, mumps, measles, chicken pox and a variety of other now cured diseases, by the time vaccines were out for the ones mentioned I had already had all but polio.

I think with all that kind of stuff being mostly prevented by a vaccine now is a 2 edged sword, I think overall humans immune system has weakened from not having to produce antibodies fighting off common krud and minor virus outbreaks.

we have healthed ourselves into illness so to speak

28 years old and a clean bill of health. My age demographic has a very high survival and recovery rate for the Kung Flu. I will wait a while and see what the long term implications are of it. If I were 75 with diabetes and high blood pressure, it would be a different story...

Work has continued for me, I wear my mask to "do my part" and wash my hands regularly (I did prior to this [censored] virus) and I haven't gotten sick.

pass

Yes.

I probably won't have a choice if I want to keep my job.

Watch for me, I'll be like...