Just a FYI, my mother in law's doctor (a John Hopkins doctor) called and advised her to wait till the end of February when the "Johnson & Johnson" vaccine should be out to get a vaccine. Said it has less side effects and requires only 1 dose in contrast to the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. I'm still on the fence as to whether I'd get one, leaning towards no, but just thought I'd pass it along to those who are thinking of getting one.

Less side effects because it's only 60% effective.

I got the Pfizer vaccine x2 and only had a sore arm for a day each time.

Sorry, if you need to take it annually, it's not a vaccine. It's like the flu shot.

Sounds like J&J shot is better than the average flu shot.

The J & J vaccine is undergoing trials now to see if two doses work better. I expect that will be the final conclusion. From what I've read it seems safer regarding doing bad things to your body, but I'm no expert.

What is in the J&J vaccine?

Its due in Feb iirc

DNA, dead or attenuated, as is normal for Vaccines

Johnson & Johnson.

Now they claim they HAVE found a cure for the common cold.

1. People are IGNORANT.

2. People are easily manipulated.

3. People are weak-minded as well as being weak-willed.

No they haven't, actually ignorance is running more rampant.

Had a slight cold, so far it's been hot, cold, hot...etc this winter. Spent the week at home waiting for results. Shocker.... negative. Someone at work turned me in for covid symptoms.

It is unfricking believable the fear this country is in.

I've pretty much decided that I'll take a dose of COVID over a dose of the vaccine. It'll kill me or it'll give me antibodies the natural way.

I'll take either option over continuing with this craziness that's going on.

This life has been lived out, anyway.