>lack of long term safety trials. is she antivax/antiscience? I don't think so, but in our cultural climate those who bring up real, substantive questions abou

>lack of long term safety trials. is she antivax/antiscience? I don't think so, but in our cultural climate those who bring up real, substantive questions about the process can be brought up. It is a shame since the MRNA vaccines are new for such widespread usage. For me it came down to risk/reward. A year of being a hermit and the impact on my family tipped the scales. When I had both doses and the time after I had no reaction. Others in my family had some sort of reaction even if it was just a sore arm. Does that mean it didn't work? No idea and there isn't a long term study to look at to learn from.