Bunnylady
Herd Master
Well, they were very careful to go through all the steps in the trials, and get as much variability in their test groups as possible, so naturally, there wouldn't be many surprises. That is the whole reason for doing the trials, you know - making sure it's safe and effective. In the119 days since the first vaccines became available to the public; there have been over 190 million people in the US that have been vaccinated.
Those who have expressed squeamishness about the possible contents of some of the current vaccines might find this interesting:
https://www.wect.com/2021/04/13/new-plant-based-covid-vaccine-being-tested-wilmington/
Good for you. I, too, am open-minded, though I bear in mind the advice not to be so open-minded that your brain falls out.
I will give anyone a fair hearing, but I am also capable of critical thinking, and I don't just look at what is said, I also consider how it is said and by whom. I fully embrace the idea that everyone has a right to make their own choices; my goal is to make sure that those are informed choices, choices based on facts, and not hysterical fearmongering or misinformation. (There's a saying, "ask 4 horsemen, and you'll get 5 opinions." Give me half a chance, and I'll give you so many different viewpoints, you won't know where you stand, let alone where I do.)
