Why Dolly Parton Isn't Getting the COVID Vaccine

After a grueling wait for scientists to create vaccines against the Coronavirus, we have finally gotten some positive results. Creating a vaccine takes time and funding, so it's no surprise that it took months to create. Now, we can finally move forward and immunize our population in an effort to reduce the spread of this deadly virus.

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To ensure that the more vulnerable members of our population receive the aid they so desperately need, the vaccination process is taking place over a series of phases. Phase 1A is designated to healthcare workers and those located in long term care facilities. This ensures that the people working on the frontlines of defending patients against the virus can work without fear of contracting it themselves.

Phase 1B, which is currently taking place as supplies allow, is focused on vaccinating senior citizens who are aged 65 and older, as well as those who work in teaching, childcare, food and agriculture, and emergency services. Sadly, it is difficult to immunize such a large number of people, as supplies are limited, and transporting goods in the middle of a pandemic comes with quite a few risks. Still, the nation is doing its best to ensure that the population receives the vaccine within a reasonable time.

Of course, the younger and healthier members of the population will have to wait a while before getting the vaccine. While rollout for younger people is expected to take place around May, some could receive the vaccine as late as August. We still have a long road ahead of us, and practices like social distancing and mask wearing won't be going away anytime soon.

Furthermore, even people who receive the vaccine will still have to be careful. Firstly, the vaccine is administered in two doses, and after receiving the first vaccine, that certainly doesn't mean it's time to go out and party! Secondly, even though the vaccine is expected to have a high success rate, it's still important to remember that your chances of contracting the virus are never zero.

Many celebrities who are older than 65 are lucky, because they are more likely to be vaccinated than others. Countless celebrities, such as Anthony Hopkins, Sir Ian McKellan, and Barbara Corcoran have already received their vaccination. Dolly Parton, however, is one surprising star who has chosen not to get her vaccine.

In today's video, we're going to take a look at several reasons why Dolly Parton has remained in the political limelight these past few years. Make sure you stick around, because we're also going to reveal the shocking reason why she refuses to get her vaccine! We hope you like this video, and don't forget to subscribe to Facts Verse for more!

Why Dolly Parton Isn't Getting the COVID Vaccine