“As a member of our community, many of my decisions are based on the concept of “not me, but we”. How will my choices affect not just me, but so many more.
I am choosing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine not just for me, but for:
– children across our beautiful state who want nothing more than to return to in-person learning safely.
– grandparents nationwide who long to hug a loved one.
– BIPOC folks who have been the most dramatically affected by the virus in some places, yet also the most underserved.
– healthcare workers who have fought tirelessly to support us, and now we have the opportunity to support them.
– countless other individuals who know that a more challenging today can lead to a brighter tomorrow.
I encourage you to join me in asking yourself what if not me, but we? What if the question was not for me, but we? Consult a doctor. Do the research. Find the right answers to your questions. If not me, but we, then WE will get through this together.”

Advocacy
The Power Of ‘We’
Miss Maine Carolyn Brady has always put her fellow Mainers first, so getting the COVID-19 vaccine will be no different. Check out the list of reasons why she wants to get the vaccine to protect those around her!