Vaccination Persuasive Speech
Some people hear the statement, “It’s time for your vaccines!” at the doctor’s office, and they begin to get nervous. This may be because they have heard bad things about vaccines, or they’re afraid of the needle. Vaccines are for your own good, and others too. They protect you and others from diseases and the spread of diseases. Vaccines aren’t just about the three second sting that you get from it. They’re about your health. They protect your future, as well as others. Lastly, you don’t have time to get sick- then regret not getting vaccinated. Most people don’t like vaccines, because they don’t know what they are or what’s in them. Vaccines contain dead or weakened pathogens. Vaccines are usually administered into the body intravenously
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They’re not. Think about it, how did you get that disease in the first place? It came from somebody else, who isn’t vaccinated. Since that person wasn’t properly vaccinated, they got the disease and passed it onto you, as well as others. Getting vaccinations prevent passing diseases onto other people, like pregnant women. After a certain point in a woman’s pregnancy, she is unable to get any vaccinations, which makes it easier for her antibodies in her immune system to be attacked by that certain disease. The more people that get vaccinated, the more people reduce the risk of acquiring a disease. Who has time to get the flu? The flu can last up to two weeks, sometimes longer in more severe situations. That’s a lot of time out of work and school. That also risks getting other people sick. Some people have very weak immune systems. If you have the flu and end up giving it to someone else, it may be a more severe case for them- especially if they have a weak immune system, and if they haven’t gotten any vaccinations. Vaccinations are important in many ways. Not only to you, but to other people as well. Getting vaccinated helps prevent the spread of diseases. It’s more than likely that you can’t miss two weeks of work or school. Getting vaccinated also helps you to stay in work/school and be around your loved ones more
They’re not. Think about it, how did you get that disease in the first place? It came from somebody else, who isn’t vaccinated. Since that person wasn’t properly vaccinated, they got the disease and passed it onto you, as well as others. Getting vaccinations prevent passing diseases onto other people, like pregnant women. After a certain point in a woman’s pregnancy, she is unable to get any vaccinations, which makes it easier for her antibodies in her immune system to be attacked by that certain disease. The more people that get vaccinated, the more people reduce the risk of acquiring a disease. Who has time to get the flu? The flu can last up to two weeks, sometimes longer in more severe situations. That’s a lot of time out of work and school. That also risks getting other people sick. Some people have very weak immune systems. If you have the flu and end up giving it to someone else, it may be a more severe case for them- especially if they have a weak immune system, and if they haven’t gotten any vaccinations. Vaccinations are important in many ways. Not only to you, but to other people as well. Getting vaccinated helps prevent the spread of diseases. It’s more than likely that you can’t miss two weeks of work or school. Getting vaccinated also helps you to stay in work/school and be around your loved ones more