If you were involved in preparations like this in Spring 2020, you should talk about it openly now.
If you worked in hospitals during the peaks you should tell your stories. #WeWillRemember
If you've had Covid, you should be more keen to avoid any infections now, not less, because your immune system may be damaged.
If your immune system has been damaged you may pick up more viral, bacterial, and fungal infections, and the effects of those infections may be more severe.
Even the people who thought they could vax and relax.
About two years ago, I wrote a short thread about my understanding of the mental process by which some people who had caught Covid might subconsciously want to make sure that everyone ended up infected, in the same boat as them.
Nothing that has happened in the last two years has made me change my understanding of that process.
In the UK, there has not been a time in the last year when fewer than about 1 in 75 people has had Covid.
For vulnerable people, that is a constant unending unrelenting threat.
Everywhere they go.
Every hospital.
Every school.
Every shop.
Every café.
Every public toilet.
I think it's a good principle to properly admit when you've got things wrong, so:
I haven't properly appreciated the concerns and stories of people who have had issues post-vaccination.
I'm sorry for the times I have not listened to you, and I'm sorry for how that will have made you feel.
I'm especially sorry if I've ever wrongly dismissed you.
I'm looking forward to getting better informed.
For the removal of uncertainty:
My understanding is that for the vast majority of people the vaccines are very safe.
And Covid is far far far more dangerous than the vaccines.
I am in full favour of vaccinations.
I am in full opposition to Covid.