I have all the time in the world for people who are genuinely worried about getting vaccinated, and no time at all for disingenuous charlatans who sell fear
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Yeah. There’s a difference and I understand hesitancy especially in light of Fox News pushing all the half truths and blurring the lines of public health with civil liberties. I don’t mock those people and encourage them to get it when they’re ready-hopefully sooner than later.
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We’ve moved to start referring to it as “vaccine uncertainty” with the thought that there’s nothing to be hesitant about with the vaccine itself from a science perspective. Semantics - but it’s proven helpful a handful of times
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I like that, it's a great way to phrase it!
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Can you share this evidence?
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Congratulations for your pure intentions. Your sainthood will be undoubted.
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Do you have any resources about it? My friend is struggling with getting hers and I'd like to help her as much as I can x
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If you mean the AstraZeneca vaccine, then this guide is useful, especially the graphics on pages 4 and 5. Note: this hasn’t been updated for the changes this week about 50-59 year olds, but the stats are still roughly correct. https://www.health.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/2021/06/covid-19-vaccination-weighing-up-the-potential-benefits-against-risk-of-harm-from-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca_0.pdf …
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