Skeptical, to ask questions. Theres never been a successful vaccine for any variety of the coronavirus. Thee last one scientists developed for sars proved to dangerous to too dangerous to bring to market. The only thing that came close was the mumps vaccine in 1967, and that took four years. Authorities assure us this new vaccine is completely safe and, of course, we want to believe that badly. On the other hand, its not crazy to wonder. You may have seen video of that nurse in chattanooga yesterday passing outet cold after getting her shot. You may have seen the press conference on tuesday in san antonio where a Health Care Worker received a fake vaccination on camera. He he got the needle in the arm, but he didnt actually get a dose. The hospital conceded thats what happened but never explained it. So its fair to have questions. You are not a conspiracy nut for wanting answers. On the other hand, rushed development and a clumsy rollout do not fully explain many peoplesta reluctance t
There has never been a successful vaccine for any of the coronavirus. The last one for sars was too dangerous to bring to market. Nor has any vaccine ever been developed as quickly as this one. The only attempt that came close was the mumps vaccine in 1967. That took four years. This took months. The authorities assure us that the new vaccine is completely safe. Of course we want to believe that badly. On the other hand, its not crazy to wonder. You may have seen video of the nurse in chattanooga passing out cold after getting her shot. You may have seen the press conference on tuesday in san antonio where a Healthcare Worker received a fake vaccination on camera. He got the needle in the arm but he didnt actually get a dose. The hospital conceded that is what happened. But never explained it. So its fair to have questions. You are not a conspiracy nut for wanting answers. On the other hand, rushed development and a clumsy rollout do not fully explain many peoples reluctance to take th
There are rational reasons to be skeptical and ask questions. There has never been a successful vaccine for any of the coronavirus. The last one for sars was too dangerous to bring to market. Nor has any vaccine been developed as quickly as this one. The only attempt that came close was the mumps vaccine in 1967. That took four years. This took months. The authorities assure us that the new vaccine is completely safe. We want to believe that badly. On the other hand, its not crazy to wonder. You may have seen video of the nurse in chattanooga passing out cold after getting her shot. You may have seen the press conference on tuesday in san antonio where a Healthcare Worker received a fake vaccination on camera. He got the needle in the arm but he didnt actually get a dose. The hospital conceded that is what happened. But never explained it. So its fair to have questions. You are not a conspiracy nut for wanting answers. On the other hand, rushed development and a clumsy rollout do not f
Sugar Notch native Eileen Schmidt celebrated her 106th birthday on Oct. 12, with family and staff from the Smith Health Care in Mountain Top, where she is a…