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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We had our kids boosted when it was approved (in May I think?).  We all got Covid in July.  5 year old had almost no symptoms, 8 year old was sick for 2 days with cold symptoms and then recovered quickly.  Mid-40s DH and I were down for 2 weeks.  It was rough.  We were also boosted, but back in December.

I will happily get as many Covid shots as they approve because I can't imagine having it without the immune protection.  It was awful.  We did fully recover, no lingering issues, but I do not want a repeat if I can avoid it.[/quote]

My 8 year old was not boosted when she got it in July and she had a headache for 12 hours and that was her only symptom.  Kids that age aren't going to get very sick.  [b]I don't think you can attribute a child's mild illness to getting boosted[/b].[/quote]

This.  Kid likely would have had a mild illness even if he/she was not boosted.[/quote]

+1. My unvaccinated toddler got covid and had basically no symptoms. I had had three shots at the time (last January when everyone had covid) and was way sicker than him. The vaccines aren’t doing much for kids.  Everyone knows this by now. [/quote]

That is exactly why any kind of Covid vaccine mandate involving children is completely unethical.  You can’t require children to undergo an irreversible medical procedure when there is not enough of a benefit to that child (or to society, in this case).  [/quote]

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