In the article “For some, vaccination poses a moral dilemma: Do I wait so others can get their shot?” (CBC News), which has been published in April 2021, it shows a woman facing a hard decision. At that time, the COVID-19 vaccine supplies were limited, and the woman, who is 50 years old, was eligible to take the vaccine. However, she lives in a small town and is almost always at home, while there is frontline workers who put themselves at risk every day. So she was stuck with this moral dilemma: Should she think about herself and take the vaccine, or leave a slot open for someone else who is…