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totodeinhere

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4. I am saying that we should get the vaccine. I have no disagreement with you.

Reply to marybourg (Reply #3)

Tue Jul 27, 2021, 06:15 PM

Jul 2021

But I am just saying that some amount of hesitancy I think was understandable. And we have got so much contradictory advice on the topic of Covid in general. And people of color have the right to be suspicious due to our sad history. But I am telling people to get past that and get the vaccine.

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Thalidomide was never approved for use in the U.S. marybourg Jul 2021 #1

True but it was widely prescribed and we know the tragic results. n/t totodeinhere Jul 2021 #2

But it was not approved by our regulators. The vaccine was. marybourg Jul 2021 #3

I am saying that we should get the vaccine. I have no disagreement with you. totodeinhere Jul 2021 #4

Huh? No, it was not widely prescribed. nt DURHAM D Jul 2021 #5

It was not widely prescribed in this country and was for morning sickness. Demsrule86 Jul 2021 #7

Thalidomide was for morning sickness and was not a vaccine...it was a medication...completely Demsrule86 Jul 2021 #6