In reply to JW.

The EUA is over. The vaccines were studied and trials conducted with larger numbers and greater rigor than many drugs approved and in use for years.

If you object to fetal cell research and will not take the vaccine for that reason, then you must foreswear Tylenol, Advil, Tums, and most other modern medicines.

The fetal stem cell lines used in research are from two abortions decades ago; we do not know the reason for the abortions. "Elective" means, in medical terms, "not an emergency". However, heart surgery, lung transplants, knee replacements, and other very serious surgeries are considered "elective" but are in fact life saving - case in point, heart valve replacement, coronary artery bypass grafts, cancer surgery.

Therefore, the abortions that gave rise to these cell lines were "elective" but we don't know why the mothers made that election: their lives may have been in danger and they had to choose whether to die with the baby or live. Some cases of anencephaly (no brain at all) in the baby can cause severe complications for the mom. Should she be forced to carry to term that baby, who will not survive the birth?

And no, mRNA vaccines are not dangerous. However, there are medical doctors who can advise scared or skeptical patients on what to do about vaccination.

So - ask a physician for advice, listen with an open mind and in silence, then ask questions. After all, your doctor has sworn to "first, do no harm". Respect that, for pity's sake.

And get vaccinated. As Luther said (using many more words than this): God gave you a brain. Use it. And follow advice from medical professionals who are in charge of public health measures.