Anonymous wrote:OP here. I am fine doing outside visits at a substantial distance. She can drive up in front of the house and see them from the front porch. I do have a problem with them sitting near each other on a semi-enclosed porch (less than 3 ft apart) for 2 hours. My sister has shown repeatedly she can’t be trusted with the rules. She is constantly taking her mask on and off, it doesn’t fit properly, and she wants hugs and close contact. I have no problem with visits from a REAL distance but she won’t be happy with that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are fine with not seeing your sister for the rest of your life it's your choice to make.
I hate this narrative - people choosing to not get vaccinated are the ones making the choice. Everyone else is just trying to keep their family safe and keep their sanity.
Speak for yourself.
This is paranoia and judgment, not safety.
Put them at a 10ft distance from each other, outside and masked. This is ridiculous.
HOW is it paranoia?
It's paranoia because it is pretty easy to socialize safely with one (or a tiny group) unvaccinated masked person outdoors. All you have to do is maintain a substantial distance. And it is worth it for family(if you are close to them). Is OP claiming that her children do not go for walks and pass by people? Does she know if these people are vaccinated. Does she care? OP is just looking for someone to punish for her covid paronoia, and she chose her sister.
Before vaccinations , my DH would see his mom through the window. Sometimes, his masked mom would open the windows on the second floor while my masked DH was downstairs in front of the house and have a conversation. These are other fairly safe ways that OP can allow her sister to see her children. OP is just not interested because she is obsessed with her sister's decision not to vaccinate. It's a wrong decision, but it is not worth losing a relationship with her sister. It's not worth her children losing a relationship with their aunt. The past years have been full of misinformation, confusion and fear.
We are in uncharted territory. Protect yourself and your family, but don't be so quick to cut loved ones out because they are not making the best choices. It makes you just as paranoid and foolish as you think they are.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm lost. How do you think in others getting the vaccine will protect your kids?
Welcome to Planet Earth 2021. Is it your first time here? I will help you since you are lost. People who are vaccinated are less likely to get Covid and spread Covid. That will help protect kids and others. You're welcome.
Thanks for the laugh. Cannot believe how dumb some people are.
Anonymous wrote:If you are fine with not seeing your sister for the rest of your life it's your choice to make.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm lost. How do you think in others getting the vaccine will protect your kids?
Welcome to Planet Earth 2021. Is it your first time here? I will help you since you are lost. People who are vaccinated are less likely to get Covid and spread Covid. That will help protect kids and others. You're welcome.
Thanks for the laugh. Cannot believe how dumb some people are.Anonymous wrote:OP here. I am fine doing outside visits at a substantial distance. She can drive up in front of the house and see them from the front porch. I do have a problem with them sitting near each other on a semi-enclosed porch (less than 3 ft apart) for 2 hours. My sister has shown repeatedly she can’t be trusted with the rules. She is constantly taking her mask on and off, it doesn’t fit properly, and she wants hugs and close contact. I have no problem with visits from a REAL distance but she won’t be happy with that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are fine with not seeing your sister for the rest of your life it's your choice to make.
I hate this narrative - people choosing to not get vaccinated are the ones making the choice. Everyone else is just trying to keep their family safe and keep their sanity.
Speak for yourself.
This is paranoia and judgment, not safety.
Put them at a 10ft distance from each other, outside and masked. This is ridiculous.
HOW is it paranoia?
Anonymous wrote:I'm lost. How do you think in others getting the vaccine will protect your kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are fine with not seeing your sister for the rest of your life it's your choice to make.
I hate this narrative - people choosing to not get vaccinated are the ones making the choice. Everyone else is just trying to keep their family safe and keep their sanity.
Speak for yourself.
This is paranoia and judgment, not safety.
Put them at a 10ft distance from each other, outside and masked. This is ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are fine with not seeing your sister for the rest of your life it's your choice to make.
I hate this narrative - people choosing to not get vaccinated are the ones making the choice. Everyone else is just trying to keep their family safe and keep their sanity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think people should get vaccinated but honestly, your kids are far more likely to be exposed at school.
Just because there are other risks doesn't mean you don't mitigate those you easily can.
Anonymous wrote:I'm lost. How do you think in others getting the vaccine will protect your kids?