Portraits of Partnership

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I wasn’t hesitant about the vaccine, but I had concerns because I was listening to the media – social media in particular – and hearing the wrong things. I overcame that by trusting in my faith, and science, doing my own research, and talking to my doctor. After getting vaccinated, I felt an array of emotions, but mostly I felt hope for the future of my family and my community. Not only did I get the vaccine because I’m a frontline worker, but I did it for the health care workers who have lost their lives to COVID-19. By not getting vaccinated, you’re playing a dangerous game with your health and with the lives of others. I chose to follow the words from my pastor, ‘Be resilient, be hopeful, be healthy, and be helpful.

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I was hesitant at first because it was a brand-new vaccine, and I didn't know how I would react. Then I started working in the COVID-19 vaccination clinic, and I learned a lot. I ended up getting my first vaccination so a dose wouldn't go to waste. My grandmother is living with me, and she's high-risk, so getting the vaccine was essential to keeping her safe. I also want to go to sports games again. I've met many different people at the clinic. I've seen them being nervous and skeptical to shedding tears of joy. In the end, they're all happy to get the vaccine. Don't fear the vaccine. It's not that bad.

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I moved out of our family home for 3 months last year when COVID hit. I rented Airbnbs and lived out of my minivan. I showered in the hospital locker room and ate the meals Kaiser Permanente provided to staff.  I did my laundry in laundromats. It was hard but I couldn’t risk exposing my family. We were scared. We didn’t know what COVID was or what it was going to do. When the vaccinations came out, I asked a pathologist, 'Yes or no?' He knew what I was talking about and he said, 'Yes!' So, I got the shot. The worst thing for me last year was missing my family. Now I feel like we have a chance to stop the spread.

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In the beginning, I was totally against getting the vaccine, but I was hearing how dangerous the virus was and I was concerned about my disabled parents and my children. I talked with my daughter, who is a nurse, and she helped me understand why it’s so important to be vaccinated. When I received the first dose, the nurse was really nice but I was nervous. She told me to relax and take a breath. I want to be safe and healthy for myself and my parents. My advice to others is do your research so you can protect your family and yourself.

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I had my reservations about getting the vaccine. It was the fear of the unknown, what the side effects would be and the long-term implications. I come from a multi-generational family and protecting my parents as well as my nieces and nephews is very concerning for me. My parents and my sister all work for Kaiser Permanente. Together as a family we discussed the pros and cons of the vaccine and decided for our safety that we would get the vaccine. I don’t regret it. I had mild side effects following the second dose for 24 hours, but that’s it. I’m glad my family and I are protected.

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