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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Serious question. Why would you vaccinate your kid? It’s an experimental treatment that does not prevent transmission. Kids are more likely to die of the flu. I’m vaccinated (older & chubby here), before I get shouted down as an anti-vaxxer. [/quote] My DH and I are very hesitant about getting our kid vaccinated. They are still under 5 so we don’t have to worry about pressure yet. I work at a high school with high (self-reported) vaccination and booster rates and omicron ripped through the school. All of the kids just sat at home for 10 days, maybe feeling a bit sick for one or two of them. Vaccines just don’t seem to prevent spreading the disease in the way I would want it to before giving my very young child a brand new shot. [/quote] My nephew who is 6 and vaxxed was sick for 10 days with it. He infected his parents, and they infected friends. All boosted. All sick for a week, and missed a lot of work. A colleague and distant cousin just got out of the hospital both unvaxxed. One was in 10 days, another 14 and both still suffering and on supplemental oxygen. So, not everyone is having mild reactions, but they could be a whole heck of a lot worse. Vaccines are doing their job. I really don’t understand wariness for a vaccine that hundreds of millions have taken. I get not doing for political reasons, but not wariness.[/quote] How old are your colleague and distant cousin? If they are both over 11 years old, what’s the point of your examples? We’re talking about KIDS SPECIFICALLY being forced to take a vaccine for a disease that usually doesn’t affect them. DH and I were isolating at home with our kids when we tested positive for covid in January (both having cold symptoms, both fully faxed), and one of our kids tested positive in a week (symptom freed, not even a sniffle), and the second NEVER even tested positive (and boy, did we test her often). So what’s the point of these examples, your and mine?[/quote]
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