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I lost my two family members , my dad and aunt both fully vaccinated .
i am scared to take vaccine . I have already recovered from covid in april .
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What Vaccination does is it lessens the complications of COVID 19 not prevent them so if u r vaccinated that doesn't mean u won't get COVID, yes u might suffer from COVID but complications will be less soo go for vaccination
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Vaccine had no mortality itself.. but some other comorbidity might be cause of lossing life.
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You should take vaccine immediately.
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May be taken
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Consultation needed.
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Vaccine doesn't kill anyone, it gives protection. Don't worry take the vaccine but look for any allergic symptoms if you get post vaccination which is very rare.
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Go for vaccination
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