I'm not sure our Drs are responsible for these problems. Today I read a statement from a former head of something reputable, something about big pharma took over the medical industry, trains everybody wrong, warps at least half our studies; a pretty serious collection of rants by a few of them, actually. I concluded the problem goes up higher than hospital administrations and Governors, even though those are two sources of problems currently. So if we replace "Drs" with the healthcare industry generally, or "big pharma" then I agree they aren't trustworthy. But I do think it's entirely possible to develop a relationship with a Dr worth trusting, although I've never done that. I have several maladies that defy diagnosis, and most people don't. I think there are good RNs, CNAs, and every other level of healthcare worker that genuinely care about their patients. Yet it's also true that their training has been warped by moneyed interests.

So when it comes to vaccines or anything else we might stick in our body, a "good Dr" would give us lots of info IMHO. I find it cringe worthy whenever someone says they take something "because their Dr told them to." Although that is their right, I know too many people that've been fucked up by Rx. The Dr patient relationship should be basically sacred, not infringed upon by Governors, for example.

I have lots more trust in a vaccine that's been used by millions for decades