Originally posted by RobA_Oz I have memories of childhood vaccinations in the 1950s, with large needles and glass syringes, both being reused on some occasions – children crying, fainting and throwing up – but I doubt any of the current crop of sportspeople would have experienced anything like that, although some behave like it on occasion.
I do too. I remember that shots (seemed to) hurt more back then, maybe some crying but no fainting or throwing up. Mostly I remember the polio epidemic, no cure, no vaccine, no real hope if you got the disease. That all changed once the vaccines came out. How anyone that lived through those times can be an antivaxer is beyond me.
On topic, I finally got my Moderna booster today. I should have gotten it a month ago but I'm, by nature, a procrastinator but it's done now.