What do you think about Vaccines?

_{Hello,I'm @sumayaorin , from #Bangladesh}

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Hey there, folks! I hope this message finds you happy, healthy, and maybe even sipping on your favorite beverage (cheers if you are!). I’m thrilled to jump into this chat about vaccines because, as a mom living in Bangladesh, this topic really hits home for me. With a little one to protect, I’ve seen firsthand how vaccines act like a superhero squad for individuals and entire communities. Around here, vaccinating from a young age is a must—no negotiations! And honestly, I’m all in. Who doesn’t want their kid to have an invisible shield of awesomeness against nasty diseases?
Okay, let’s dive into the fun part—answering these questions with some real talk:

Do you have your vaccination schedule complete?

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Oh, absolutely! I keep my vaccination schedule as tight as my daily to-do list (and trust me, that’s saying something!). I’ve also made sure my kid’s shots are on point because, in Bangladesh, we follow the national immunization schedule like it’s the holy grail of health. And why not? If there’s a chance to keep my kid safe from things like measles and chickenpox, you better believe I’m getting in line, arm out, ready for action!

Do you trust pharmaceutical companies that develop the pure viruses or vaccines for specific diseases?

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Yes, I do! But it’s not just a blind “I’ll-take-anything” trust. It’s all about the science, baby ! These companies run vaccines through tests trials and approvals that make airport security look like a breeze. By the time that little vial reaches me, I know it’s passed more exams than a straight-A student! I’ve got respect for the scientists working around the clock to make this magic happen. They have got our backs and I’m here for it.

Are you in favor of vaccinating your child from birth, including boosters for diseases like measles, chickenpox, and tuberculosis? Would you be willing to vaccinate in campaigns organized by the World Health Organization during an epidemic?

^{The last day of her vaccination (hepatitis B vaccine)}

One thousand percent, YES! I was ready to start the vaccination journey from day one. I mean, why wouldn’t I want my kid to have that superhero-level protection right from the start? We’re talking about dodging serious diseases here, and I’m not about to take any risks. Following the vaccination schedule (boosters and all) is a no-brainer—it’s like giving my kid a head start against the villains of the virus world.

And if the WHO rolls into town with a vaccination campaign during an epidemic you’ll find me front and center . Honestly it is not just about protecting my family it is about doing our part to make sure everyone around us stays safe.We are all in this together. Right.... ?

Do you believe vaccines benefit humanity or do you think the immune system can eliminate viruses and bacteria in the event of an epidemic?

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Look I have a lot of faith in our immune systems they are like a little army, fighting off bad guys every day. But when it comes about an epidemic ? They need some heavy duty backup ! That is where vaccines come in . They’re like the secret weapon that gives our immune systems the strength and strategy to handle even the nastiest threats. Sure, our bodies are tough, but vaccines make them even tougher—why fight solo when you can have a whole squad by your side?

When was the last time you were vaccinated?

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Ah that would be during the COVID-19 pandemic . Remember those days ? I was right there rolling up my sleeve and getting my jab like it was the latest must-have gadget drop! Getting vaccinated felt like a shield of confidence, knowing I was doing my part to protect not just myself but my family and my community . Plus I need to show off the “I AM VACCINATED !” sticker—who doesn’t love a good sticker, right?

So yeah, I’m a huge vaccine enthusiast. They’re not just about me—they’re about keeping our communities thriving and our kids safe from harm. Here’s to getting jabbed, staying strong, and making sure our health game is on point. Let’s keep those superhero vibes going, one shot at a time! And before wrapping up my session I would like to invite my steemian friends @lirvic @eliany @paholags @ridwant to share their thoughts regarding this matter of the contest.

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eliany (78) · 2 months ago

I just like the way you talk about this vaccine, it shows how serious you are when it comes to health, I actually wrote down something like this to share with people so they see the n ed of being immunize against any virus that either exist or about existing because as long as we are in this present wicked world, we should expect sickness but being alert will keep us free from it.

I appreciate the way you take your health and that of your family important.

Keep it up