I don't know if this has been addressed elsewhere, as I have not been following most of the discussions regarding this.
It just came to me this morning and I don't think I've heard anything about this on the news or anywhere else.
If we are required to use proof of vaccination to travel or to shop or, in an instance I read about this morning, one church in Canada who is now requiring proof in order to enter the the church to worship, do people who have not been vaccinated but have had covid have to get vaccinated in order to have the passport?
If they have natural immunity from having the virus, why would they need to be vaccinated, too? Are there going to be exemptions for these folk, or will they have to take the vaccine anyway?
Don't know where this thought came from, but every once in a while I have one!
It just came to me this morning and I don't think I've heard anything about this on the news or anywhere else.
If we are required to use proof of vaccination to travel or to shop or, in an instance I read about this morning, one church in Canada who is now requiring proof in order to enter the the church to worship, do people who have not been vaccinated but have had covid have to get vaccinated in order to have the passport?
If they have natural immunity from having the virus, why would they need to be vaccinated, too? Are there going to be exemptions for these folk, or will they have to take the vaccine anyway?
Don't know where this thought came from, but every once in a while I have one!
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