Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It depends on your situation... my husband would gladly forego family visits or other sorts of exposure, to the disappointment of everyone around him, just because he wants to wait for the Novavax vaccine ***which has just been delayed***. So I told him that life would go on as if he were vaccinated. Which isn't saying much in terms of added exposure, since we have young children that can't receive any vaccines yet. But I will invite the grandparents to stay with us, just like every summer, we will have outdoor gatherings with friends, and go to restaurants, etc...
I refuse to be taken hostage by reluctant adults dragging their feet.
Omg. Your DH must be reading the same crazy man websites as my DH. Luckily I was able to convince him to get the J&J vax - I just made the appointment and he went. He was irrationally convinced that the "mRNA technology is too new and not safe!" No amount of reasoning with him could change his mind. Of course the very next day, jokes on him, turns out the "established" adenovirus vector technology is actually more risky than mRNA.
Anonymous wrote:No, it's not reasonable. Let your kids see their cousins. It's the unvaccinated adults who are putting themselves at risk; not you.
Anonymous wrote:It depends on your situation... my husband would gladly forego family visits or other sorts of exposure, to the disappointment of everyone around him, just because he wants to wait for the Novavax vaccine ***which has just been delayed***. So I told him that life would go on as if he were vaccinated. Which isn't saying much in terms of added exposure, since we have young children that can't receive any vaccines yet. But I will invite the grandparents to stay with us, just like every summer, we will have outdoor gatherings with friends, and go to restaurants, etc...
I refuse to be taken hostage by reluctant adults dragging their feet.
Anonymous wrote:is this a reasonable stance to still stick to? the kids are desperate to see eachother but there are several holds out (adults) who are not yet vaccinated. should we roll the dice to see extended family again or stick to our original plan? everything feels less scary now that most of us are vaccinated but I wonder if that's naïve to think that way.