When the Covid-19 vaccine is available, will you be vaccinated?

Josiane Fayard, 53, director of a primary school – Ibos (Hautes-Pyrénées)

NOT. “No. It scares me, it goes too fast! I’m not at all reassured by the idea of ​​being vaccinated when we don’t even know if this virus will go away on its own. No question of serving as guinea pigs. I don’t even want to vaccinate my two children. There should be more extensive trials and more time to see the effectiveness of this vaccine for several years. At the time of the influenza A epidemic, I hadn’t wanted the vaccine even for me and my family. “

Casimir Cygan, 71, retired – Albi (Tarn)

YUP. “I am happy that a Covid vaccine has been developed. With my wife, we already got the flu shot before the vaccines ran out. If this Covid vaccine is effective, vulnerable people should be vaccinated first, then the elderly. In this pandemic time, we are paying close attention, like many older people. We get very angry when we see people who don’t wear the mask or don’t respect barrier gestures. “

Jeanne Bry, 76, retired – Auch (Gers)

YUP. “I’ll be ready for the shot. It’s good that a vaccine was found so quickly. We cannot remain in this situation indefinitely, with closed businesses and confined people. I haven’t seen my daughter since March, when she lives in Bayonne. He constantly recommends me to be careful and to respect barrier gestures. When the labs looked for volunteers to run the tests, I thought about volunteering. But they wouldn’t get me because of my age. “

Manon Pourtau, 19, dance student – Montauban (Tarn-et-Garonne)

YUP. “If a vaccine is available and it is proven that there are no negative side effects for humans, then yes, I will be vaccinated against Covid. I trust the researchers and scientists who have been working on it for months. But I won’t rush as soon as it goes on sale either. I prefer to wait a bit to see the first results. I will also tell my parents and relatives about it. If the vaccine is safe, there is no reason to hesitate. It is an important protection. “

Hermann Hoffmann, student – Toulouse (Haute Garonne)

NOT. “No, I will not get vaccinated right away. I’m not sure that the future vaccine will necessarily be developed as it protects against a new disease. Besides, I would be ready to be vaccinated after a few months, once we are sure of its reliability. I also wonder. the origin of this vaccine. I would not trust a Russian vaccine, but more than a Chinese or French vaccine. “