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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it's a bad habit to fall into to sacrifice the kids' education to "protect" older family members. If the family member were that vulnerable, we'd visit with masks or outside or arrange a visit when kids would already be home for a few days. Even shifting later to winter break if necessary.[/quote] +100000. Children have already given up so much for [b]a virus that hardly affects them[/b]. Meanwhile most elderly people moved on years ago. We aren’t Covid cautious and back in 2011 when we went out to eat it was mostly retirees dining out. [/quote] Posted from June 2020.[/quote] DP - and one who agrees entirely with the need to prioritize kids’ education over “protecting” the elderly: RSV is not particularly harmful to school-aged kids. Nor is COVID (still). The flu can be, but the vaccine prevents most severe cases. So, what are you talking about? Sacrificing kids’ educations has profound and long-lasting consequences. It also teaches them that education doesn’t matter. That’s not the message we want to send.[/quote] Kids education hasn't been sacrificed due to covid. Its been sacrificed due to parents demanding no homework, no stress, etc.[/quote]
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