Completely agree except for "Until you have data in a control group comparing the rate of these events to the vaccinated group, you have absolutely nothing othe

Completely agree except for "Until you have data in a control group comparing the rate of these events to the vaccinated group, you have absolutely nothing other than fear mongering." If these vaccines were released under a normal process, it meant that there was enough trials/scientific consensus that they were effective and did not cause significant adverse reactions. There were limited trials and many at risk people were excluded from them. So you can't say that "its safe for a pregnant woman to take the vaccine". You can only say, "there is no information that says it is not safe for a pregnant woman to take the vaccine". All you know is that 5 adverse reactions (miscarriages) were reported. How adverse reactions was it based on how many took it? You don't know. It wasn't in a trial.