Not to turn this into a vaccination debate. If you don't feel comfortable getting it, don't. I didn't initially, but after about 6 months, I decided to do it.

What is your definition of a "long period of time"? Is there a medical standard you know of? Do you have a sweet spot timeframe where you all of a sudden become comfortable with a vaccine? Almost two billion people have been fully vaccinated with one of the various versions of the COVID vaccines over the past 8 months or so. Most serious side effects from vaccinations occur within weeks of getting them. Do some people get rare side effects? Of course. Every vaccine has them, including the ones we have been administering for decades.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/s...ting-the-shot-

Most people don't even read the side of boxes for various OTC medicines we take everyday. They can all cause side effects. Stomach ulcers, kidney failure, Down Syndrom, liver failure, high blood pressure, etc, but we take them without even thinking. Why is this vaccine so different aside from someone mandating a requirement to have it?