Months after a COVID-19 outbreak sickened 10 firefighters in Ceres, two firefighters a cancer survivor and a COVID-19 survivor shared their experiences about getting the vaccine.Battalion Chief Jeff Serpa said there was no hesitation, only determination when he decided to get the COVID-19 vaccine.“It was never, in my opinion, an option for myself to not get it, Serpa said.In a cellphone video he shared with KCRA 3, Serpa is seemingly at-ease as a nurse administers the vaccine, just weeks after he was sickened by the virus. “It was pretty bad. Having the severe body aches, the fever, chills, not having an appetite, Serpa recalled. “It’s definitely difficult. I would say the emotional side of it, the emotional side effects, are probably worse than the physical side effects.”Serpa is one of 10 Ceres firefighters who tested positive for COVID-19 back in November. Months later, he, along with eight other firefighters are now back at work.Ceres Fire Department Chief Ke