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To: THE ANT who wrote (185489)	3/17/2022 4:43:27 PM
From: THE ANT	Respond to of 217882

When I say I took the Johnson and Johnson vaccine out of respect for my colleagues it was because we were early in the illness and did not know its severity and I went beyond the rule :do on to others what you would have them do unto yourself. I did not want them to vaccinate for themselves much less for me but as they did I made an effort to protect them.

To: THE ANT who wrote (185489)	3/17/2022 5:22:35 PM
From: David	Respond to of 217882

David if you are high risk I would recommend the vaccine. I did take the Johnson & Johnson vaccine more out of respect to my colleagues than for any other reason. I contacted a brilliant DNA researcher about his opinion on the mRNA vaccines early on and he said don’t take it unless you’re over 65 or have medical comorbidities. He had worries about the vaccine. I am not an expert on food supply. I have often thought that when food prices are low the government should buy enough food to make six months dehydrated stock for everyone in the US. That might help prevent hoarding at the time of disasters Thank you for the response. I'm over 50 and a number of months after a vaccine first being announced to the world, I visited the pharmacy at the grocery store as I did not have to make an appointment. After a few visits of trying the Pharmacist had a supply available. The rest of the grocery shopping experience seemed pretty normal.