I’m grateful that you got past it. That does not seem fun at all, to say the least.
To clarify, I’ve loaded myself and my family with every vaccine that’s ever been offered us by our doctors. I’ve judged it the responsible thing for us to do for ourselves, and, as you suggest, for others. But I’d be extremely reluctant to force anything into the bloodstream of anyone who refused it. Or to accept the counsel of globalist fantasists like Gates and the like. I don’t trust them to work in my best interests. They haven’t, so far.
Just to clarify, this situation is far worse than what I experienced before. I was mainly concerned with the flu season then; but, I was given a lot of ‘herd immunity’ from the vaccines most other people were taking. I was still able to see my grandkids; unless they had symptoms. Also, there were some ‘proven’ antivirals available, which I would have been given if I developed a fever. AFAIK, some of those antivirals are now being tested to see if they would help with the CCP virus. It would be great if they did, as they would reduce the intensity and probably save a lot of lives.
And to clarify my views — I’m also opposed to forced vaccines. The 1976 Swine Flu debacle proves that things can go wrong. Utilitarianism says to do the greatest good for the greatest number — that implies universal vaccination. However, any vaccine comes with risks, so universal vaccination contradicts the ethical mandate of “First do no harm ...”.
Every individual has the innate right to control what goes into their body. OTOH, everyone else has the right to expect non-vaccinators to act responsibly. Anyone, who eschews the vaccine must take measures to avoid infecting anyone else. That might be as simple as periodic testing for infection — or avoiding vulnerable family members. Until a couple of months ago, I thought that every FReeper could be counted on to exercise personal responsibility. Now, given what some posters are saying here, I’m not sure about that.