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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I keep my grandson several times a week. I taught him 1st grade when schools were closed. We are very close. My son does not believe in the Covid vaccine. This has been an ongoing issue between us. My son is vaccinated, however. Today I told my son that I want grandson vaccinated, that this is my only requirement for continuing to keep him (I do not charge for keeping him). I do not want to be the person who takes him somewhere that results in an infection by a new variant. I don't want to risk long haul Covid. My son is refusing, still. He is telling me that I am forcing him to put my grandson in a place with strangers or with his new stepfather who is unemployed and who I do not know. My son has to be right. All the time. He has to get his way or he threatens to keep GS from me. I don't know why I'm writing this here. I just had to get it out. I'm devastated. [/quote] Good grief. Do you not understand the vaccine has no bearing on whether he gets infected or not? How are people still this ignorant. [/quote] This was my question too. Vaccinated means that MAYBE you have less severe symptoms. Maybe. Which wouldn’t be relevant to kids anyway since they already don’t have severe symptoms. You can still get it, you can still pass it on. Stop destroying your relationship with your son over literally nothing.[/quote]
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