Dear people with #VaccineHesitancy:

I got my first vaccine dose two weeks ago. It was fine, no side effects that I noticed, getting the next dose Saturday. I want things to go back to normal, and I feel like getting the shots is best for my community and society at large.

Are you a #VaccineHesitancy island?

Because I bet you know plenty of people who have gotten the covid vaccine or want to get it.

I bet you consider them to be perfectly reasonable people.

And as millions of people around you get vaccines, I hope you& #39;ll see that it& #39;ll be OK.

It& #39;s also a privilege, at least in America, that you can get a vaccine right now.

India is desperate for them. The EU is suing manufacturers for not providing enough vaccines.

It& #39;s like voting — why wouldn& #39;t you do it if you can? It& #39;s a privilege you get for being American.

And finally about #VaccineHesitancy, a lot of you don& #39;t trust the vaccines — the ingredients, how they work, how fast they were made.

It& #39;s totally fine to have those concerns. But please don& #39;t ignore facts because they disprove your concerns. It& #39;s OK to change your mind.

Wait, actually one more late addition to this thread. I had #VaccineHesitancy when I first heard about these vaccines being developed. I said to my wife I didn’t want to be one of the first to get it because I wanted to see what happened. Now I’m one shot in and ready for no. 2!