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Then I don't think I'd wait long at all. It's the responsible thing to do if I hope to see my mother safely. To the extent that I feel there is any risk to gett
by FroshKiller 6y ago
Then I don't think I'd wait long at all. It's the responsible thing to do if I hope to see my mother safely. To the extent that I feel there is any risk to getting vaccinated (which is almost none), there don't seem to be any meaningful advantages to waiting.
- voisin 6y agoHow will you assess if there is any risk?
- FroshKiller 6y agoI don't know, wait a week and see how many people spontaneously combust? The most common side effects of vaccines to my knowledge are allergic reactions, and I don't have any allergies that I know of. As long as people aren't melting when they get the shot, I'm not sure there's any reason for me to worry about the vaccine.
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- giantg2 6y agoModerna has already stated that even if you are vaccinated, you could still spread the virus. So it wouldn't help your mom if you were vaccinated.