How Likely Are You To Take The Covid Vaccine?

Stig

With the NHS on standby to start Covid vaccinations in December, how likely would you be to take the vaccine if you had the chance? (Please note this poll is anonymous).

ForeverAddickted

Went for Quite Unlikely but probably more in the Not Sure / Its in the Balance

Think I'll wait and see first... I'm not an anti-vaxing idiot but I'm very mistrusting of a lot

I've never bothered with a Flu Vaccine either each winter, and with the COVID vaccine will want to know its safe before I have it jabbed inside me

LargeAddick

Should have had a definitely category.

MuttleyCAFC

I don't want to jump the queue but the minute it is deemed to be my turn I'll have it. It is all of our duties to do so.

se9addick

Very likely, this is a time of national/international crisis and we won’t get back to the way of life we treasure without some courage.

paulie8290

I put very likely.

I doubt I would be able to anytime soon I am 30 with no health conditions, but as soon as I am allowed I will have it

RodneyCharltonTrotta

Definitely. It's bordering on a sense of national duty.

The brave people who have put themselves forward for trials to get to this point should be widely lauded.

Redrobo

paulie8290 said:

I put very likely.

I doubt I would be able to anytime soon I am 30 with no health conditions, but as soon as I am allowed I will have it

The vaccine will be tried and tested on all us old gits and the unwell, so by the time it is offered to you, at least you will know it’s safe!

i_b_b_o_r_g

ricky_otto

Very likely - although it depends on what mixer it comes with. 

Rothko

I would like to have it, I’m a vaccine absolutist, but I’m not at risk or a risk group so unlikely to get it anytime soon 

MarcusH26

I put very likely because definitely isn't an option . In the extremely vunerable group but under 30 so I don't quite know when I'll get it exactly because I haven't seen an exact rollout plan. 

I absolutely detest needles but this is one I'll be happy to see! .

If there's anyone on here that's been in the trials or involved in any of the development of these vaccines , I thank you greatly.

killerandflash

Voted very likely

As I'm 52, I'm on the list of people eligible for the vaccine, but at the bottom, so it'll be several months before I can get the jabs

Miserableoldgit

Said not sure, though might be more inclined due to where I live: we may be persuaded to have it.

Wheresmeticket

For very likely read would camp on the doorstep of the dispensing venue.

I'm 60 and work with some of the most vulnerable and likely to transmit infection so I hope to get a reasonably early opportunity.

My partner is over 60, is a teacher in a primary school, and has angina so I will be knocking on the door shouting if she isn't near the front of the queue.

Addickted

Would you encourage your wife or daughter to have the vaccine if she were pregnant?

DaveMehmet

Addickted said:

Would you encourage your wife or daughter to have the vaccine if she were pregnant?

If my wife was pregnant I’d be too far away to worry. 

letthegoodtimesroll

Have the vaccine, get back to the Valley

Wheresmeticket

Addickted said:

Would you encourage your wife or daughter to have the vaccine if she were pregnant?

I'd be too busy needing resuscitation if my "wife" were pregnant.

Henry Irving

100%

letthegoodtimesroll

Addickted said:

Would you encourage your wife or daughter to have the vaccine if she were pregnant?

Is it going to be offered to pregnant women ?, not all vaccines are 

Wheresmeticket

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Addickted said:

Would you encourage your wife or daughter to have the vaccine if she were pregnant?

Is it going to be offered to pregnant women ?, not all vaccines are 

It shouldn't be.  It only encourages them.

Covered End

Yes, no question.
Apart from the under 30's, the only people I know that don't want it are the people that believe in the Illuminati, man didn't land on the moon etc etc, as one might expect.
We'll get more than enough people vaccinated to protect everyone, but I still think it'll be late summer/autumn before we get to some sort of pre covid normality.

Redrobo

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Have the vaccine, get back to the Valley

One does wonder if having the vaccine will result in some advantages in society. Plane travel, attending large events, small events (like Millwall away), hotels etc.

Not sure how well that would go down.

ForeverAddickted

Addickted said:

Would you encourage your wife or daughter to have the vaccine if she were pregnant?

Be too worried about my Girlfriend finding out

McBobbin

Bring it on! I consider vaccines to be power ups

Cafc43v3r

Redrobo said:

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Have the vaccine, get back to the Valley

One does wonder if having the vaccine will result in some advantages in society. Plane travel, attending large events, small events (like Millwall away), hotels etc.

Not sure how well that would go down.

Is it really any different to having to have vaccines for certain things if you travel to certain places?

I had to have an armful, 4 I think, to go to Venezuela.  It was a choice either have them or don't go. 

letthegoodtimesroll

Redrobo said:

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Have the vaccine, get back to the Valley

One does wonder if having the vaccine will result in some advantages in society. Plane travel, attending large events, small events (like Millwall away), hotels etc.

Not sure how well that would go down.

It’s bound to make a difference. A no vaccination card, no entry policy will probably be the way to allow places, pubs, stadiums etc to start to open up again. As for travel, some countries already have vaccination requirements so this would only just be another one for the list. 

Wheresmeticket

Redrobo said:

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Have the vaccine, get back to the Valley

One does wonder if having the vaccine will result in some advantages in society. Plane travel, attending large events, small events (like Millwall away), hotels etc.

Not sure how well that would go down.

If you think going to Millwall is an advantage in society I think you are aiming too low.

se9addick

Wheresmeticket? said:

Redrobo said:

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Have the vaccine, get back to the Valley

One does wonder if having the vaccine will result in some advantages in society. Plane travel, attending large events, small events (like Millwall away), hotels etc.

Not sure how well that would go down.

If you think going to Millwall is an advantage in society I think you are aiming too low.

Prefer perpetual pandemic to another trip to the Den to be honest!

ME14addick

Definitely, unless there is a medical reason, everyone should have it.