[RC one]

First of all, nobody is being forced to get the vaccine.

I actually administer the vaccine to people and I question the logic of getting the vaccine if you have had the virus

But their primary care physicians have told them to do it so they do it and who am I to argue with multiple doctors?

It does seem like the people who previously had Covid and then went on to get the Moderna vaccine have a much more robust immune response than those who didn't.

I haven't heard of anyone locally dying from this more robust reaction.

We have delivered over 100 million doses in the United States alone. That's a lot of doses. There's a lot of genetic variability in a group that large. I'm wondering if what there aren't some individuals with subtle genetic mutations that respond to this virus and vaccine differently than the rest of us.

[linMcHlp]

“nobody is being forced to get the vaccine”

Some employers are insisting; and some employees feel that they are being forced.

Re US Military - “About a third of troops have turned down the COVID-19 vaccine:”

https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2021/02/17/about-a-third-of-troops-have-turned-down-the-covid-19-vaccine/

[avenir]

Thanks for input!