Unless she needs a c section or the baby is breech, or she has health conditions that make it dangerous there’s no reason for not having a home birth.
Well what are you going to do when they make you ring a bell
and wear a sign with unclean on it 
I feel so anxious.I feel so sorry for anyone who’s bringing a baby into this fucked up world.
I wonder will they force her to get vaccinated saying as they said she doesn't have the mental capacity to make decisions .
They are not compulsory and passports as yet are not yet mandatory to do things. if you are worried then just wait and keep weighing up the pros and cons. You can always change your mind and have it later but you cannot unchanged your mind and un-have the vaccine.Hi everyone, first time poster and I hope you don't mind me jumping in on your thread. I've never been a conspiracy theorist for anything in my life and would usually follow along with the crowd but I cannot shake this overwhelming anxiety that I don't want the vaccine. I'm fully vaccinated against all the usual childhood stuff.
I'm 22, very healthy and have never been offered the flu vaccine before. As far as I'm aware I haven't had it, and I don't actually know anyone personally that has or has died.
It just seems too soon. There was multiple options and then one was taken away for my age range because of blood clots, the period issues (I already have difficult periods and don't want to make it worse) and just a weird feeling of anxiety. I can't explain it, it just doesn't feel right to me? I actually love that I'm at the bottom of the list as it means I can watch how everyone I know reacts to it first. Silly right?
My question is do you think a vaccine passport style situation is going to happen? Do I absolutely have to get it, will I be the villain if I don't? I tried to talk about my concerns with family but they think I'm just being selfish as I assume I likely wouldn't die etc. Just looking for some words of wisdom/to be told I'm not crazy
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(southwest England)If you see something like that, report the commentsI had a look at the anti CT's thread and was disappointed to see a moderator making fun of CT's. I don't think posters on this thread is disrespectful but I can't say the same about that one. Then again if you have a moderator that joins in, they will of course continue
Hi and welcome!Hi everyone, first time poster and I hope you don't mind me jumping in on your thread. I've never been a conspiracy theorist for anything in my life and would usually follow along with the crowd but I cannot shake this overwhelming anxiety that I don't want the vaccine. I'm fully vaccinated against all the usual childhood stuff.
I'm 22, very healthy and have never been offered the flu vaccine before. As far as I'm aware I haven't had it, and I don't actually know anyone personally that has or has died.
It just seems too soon. There was multiple options and then one was taken away for my age range because of blood clots, the period issues (I already have difficult periods and don't want to make it worse) and just a weird feeling of anxiety. I can't explain it, it just doesn't feel right to me? I actually love that I'm at the bottom of the list as it means I can watch how everyone I know reacts to it first. Silly right?
My question is do you think a vaccine passport style situation is going to happen? Do I absolutely have to get it, will I be the villain if I don't? I tried to talk about my concerns with family but they think I'm just being selfish as I assume I likely wouldn't die etc. Just looking for some words of wisdom/to be told I'm not crazy
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Many now know how awful vaccines made many kids feel. When I think of all the nights I sat with my kids and my grandkids while they had fevers and were crying and sometimes screaming after their jab. makes me feel ill, thinking backHi and welcome!
I know exactly how you feel, because I felt the same. My gut and my whole body told me that I didn't want the vaccine.
I'm the same as you, not anti vaxx and I'd also say not a huge CT either. I'm one to read between lines and question, if that means I believe something that qualifies as CT then so be it, but sometimes I go the other way.
I did end up taking the first jab because of my work. The morning I went I was close to tears because I was about to do something I really didn't want to do. I knew I didn't want Pfizer and had made my mind up to walk if that was on offer. That's not because of microchips and 5g, it's because my sensible head says it's brand new and untested. I ended up having AZ and I won't be having the second jab where I felt so bad with it. I felt more comfortable with that though because its a more tried and tested medication.
At the moment you have the luxury of time because they can't bring in any kind of passport yet. Will it happen? I personally believe so.
I think you need to bare in mind that no one needs to know if you've had it or not. You could answer the question by saying that you'd rather not discuss medical things, or you could say that you think you'll be having it, but are waiting just a little bit - that way the pressure is off you.
Or think about what makes you feel comfortable and speak to a GP when you're called about a possible choice.
I hate that a natural way to feel is now cause for bullying, judgement and name calling - but that's where a year of gaslighting gets you
Not one person here will tell you not to get it, we're painted as crazy villains, but all we want is the chance to think, open discussion without name calling, fairness and choice.
I absolutely believe you, and anyone else that has witnessed it or had a reaction themselves.
Just to play devils advocate here, and it’s something that I’m sure people who don’t vax are asked all the time. How would the guilt of a baby being a bit miserable and a feverish for 24 hours after a jab compare to say the guilt of losing a baby to meningitis if you didn’t vax.
Most anti-vax were not anti-vax until they had reason to be. Ex-vaxxers doesn't make us sound so ignorant or stupid though. Ex-vaxxers make people wonder why we did but now don't, So we are given a name and then that name is treated derogatorily in papers and news items so that people make fun of us. Can you imagine people laughing and being spiteful to a parent or grandparent of a child who was injured or killed by a car or had a reaction to food? But it's fine to poke and take the piss out of those who have vaccine injured children and call them stupid and ignorant.
Can't answer that myself as not an anti vaxxer
Kids can still die of meningitis even though vaccinated against it.
My kids all reacted like that, or less come to that and I feel no guilt at all.
