But looking at what odds? To me even if I believed the vaccine was really what they said it was to me the odds seem almost crazy to take it.

For a person who takes their health super seriously covid has probably a 0.006 percent chance realistically or less of landing you in hospital. Add to that we have lived with it for 2 years being around people and acting as normal and not gotten ill. Vs a totally unknown vaccine that has caused more reactions than I believe any other vaccine in history. Plus you can still get and die of covid. Infact most the ppl I know of that took it caught covid for the first time after it. To me it’s just an absolute no brainer not to take it.

I could live with muself much easier if i caught a virus and was just one of those unlucky freak people who despite having highest healthy lifestyle I could got ill than if I had a vaccine and got something really serious. I already have auto immune I pretty much reversed with my lifestyle I rly don’t Want some vaccine injury on top.

Now if it was something more like Ebola and they made a vaccine I think after the first rounds of people took it I probably would take the risk on the vaccine.

Vaccines are not a joke for the body, there is a good chance my auto immune came from one, we shouldn’t be popping them like candy sweets. I rly don’t believe there would be any advantage to most ppl having a vaccine for covid. It’ll just mutate too as no ones ever made a successful SARS vaccine and they will probably end up antibody dependent.