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Then she can stay home - 99.99% of children wont have issues.

• dragontamer 6y ago
  You're grossly underestimating the prevalence of birth defects that lead to health issues in children. And adults for that matter. (Any teacher who has a similar immuno-comrpomised situation, or knows of someone similarly immuno-compromised is at risk). ------------ In any case, I "don't worry" about the potential death of my niece at all. What I care about are the long term health effects on her and her life. And for the long-term health effects of other children too. This disease has been shown to ravage and disable athletes: destroying their lung function even when they survive. Deaths are hardly endgame: long-term chronic illnesses are still a problem to try to minimize.
  • amanaplanacanal 6y ago
    I have read that birth defects of one sort or another are 6% of live births. I have no idea what percentage of those lead to ongoing health issues.
  • doopy-loopy2 6y ago
    keep moving the goal posts.