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> a push to vaccinate children That's really where I'm most concerned. We vaccinated both of our teenagers - after all, we get the flu shots every year, right
by commandlinefan 5y ago
> a push to vaccinate children
That's really where I'm most concerned. We vaccinated both of our teenagers - after all, we get the flu shots every year, right? Now I really worry that there will be side effects from this rushed vaccine that we won't know about for decades.
- relaxing 5y agoWhere does this worry come from? We’ve had 9 months with the vaccine and everyone who gets it is doing great, but you think some problem is going to crop up in 20+ years?
- Hallucinaut 5y agoHad you not, you should be equally worried that effectively guaranteeing them COVID, as this isn't going away, puts into their body a neurologically impacting virus, with growing evidence of medium term impacts, whilst in other medical fields a growing body of literature shows viruses can have severe life and wellness impacts decades later (whether that means Chicken Pox with Shingles, or Herpes/Cold sores and Alzheimer's).
- bwship 5y agoOh yea, I am totally suffering from long term Chicken Pox. Sometimes I scratch my arm where a pox used to be.
- zucked 5y agoSurely you're not making this statement in good faith because the same virus that gave you Chicken Pox can lay dormant in your body until it reactivates and causes Shingles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shingles https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shingles