Im 28 and my family have been the same, but it is my body and my choice, not theirs. I donāt stick my nose in matters to do with anyone elseās health, so they donāt get to do it to me. If your family love you, they will accept your choices even if they donāt agree with them. Thatās how being an adult works unfortunately. If you choose to have the vaccine, that is completely your decision, but donāt let yourself be bullied into it because it will just create resentment down the line.I'm too scared to have vaccine I'm in my late twenties no health conditions but my family are fuming with me for resisting, anyone had Pfizer jab an been fine?
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I'm late 20s, pfizer and had next to no side effects apart from a sore arm and a bit of a sore neck for a couple of days after it. But don't let anyone pressure you into something you don't want to do.I'm too scared to have vaccine I'm in my late twenties no health conditions but my family are fuming with me for resisting, anyone had Pfizer jab an been fine?
Does that extend to the Government 
So my family have said they think I'm stupid and i am irresponsible an if I get it I will make my kids ill or they be without a mother so I feel like I can't win
I could catch it bad and be ill or could die from vaccine or have something bad happen all stressing me out now I have health anxiety so it's a struggle
I could catch it bad and be ill or could die from vaccine or have something bad happen all stressing me out now I have health anxiety so it's a struggle
Taking out all your families opinions, what do you want to do and what makes you feel safer? Go for that option. You donāt have to tell your family you got it or anyone else that you did or didnāt get it. Itās your body and your choice! There is no right or wrongSo my family have said they think I'm stupid and i am irresponsible an if I get it I will make my kids ill or they be without a mother so I feel like I can't win
I could catch it bad and be ill or could die from vaccine or have something bad happen all stressing me out now I have health anxiety so it's a struggle
Its a really difficult decision and I have anxiety too so I can completely understand that. Ultimately though, it is your choice what you do so although itās hard, try to take what your family say out of the equation. Bullying tactics do not make for a well thought out decision making process. If my family spoke like that (which they have at times) I simply refuse to talk about the subject any further. If they have an issue with that, thats their issue to deal with, not mine.So my family have said they think I'm stupid and i am irresponsible an if I get it I will make my kids ill or they be without a mother so I feel like I can't win
I could catch it bad and be ill or could die from vaccine or have something bad happen all stressing me out now I have health anxiety so it's a struggle
There is not 100% right or wrong, everything in life has positives and negatives, you just have to pick which seems more positive/less negative to you.
This mustāve been the cheaper option
Babies next on the agenda
Babies next on the agenda
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Tell them to keep their noses out you have health anxiety and they are making it worse. Dont make any decisions until you are ready. People are out of order its not mandatory. Good luck i hope you come to a decision that suits you and you only xSo my family have said they think I'm stupid and i am irresponsible an if I get it I will make my kids ill or they be without a mother so I feel like I can't win
I could catch it bad and be ill or could die from vaccine or have something bad happen all stressing me out now I have health anxiety so it's a struggle
Based on these stats I wouldnāt be rushing to give my child a potentially fatal heart condition
Doesn't your post like 3 up from this one criticise the government for not vaccinating children as it āmustāve been cheaperā?
Itās interesting in the UK they tell us the young arenāt at risk of covid but in the US they want to vaccinate them, why vaccinate them if they arenāt a risk 
I have a friend who lost a son to myocarditis about 5 years ago (from a virus) and she shared this recently because people were asking why she let her other sons get vaccinated with the risk.
āContracting myocarditis after getting the vaccine is a real, but vanishingly rare event. Dying from COVID-19, no matter how much you believe it wonāt harm you, is 1000X more risky.ā
āContracting myocarditis after getting the vaccine is a real, but vanishingly rare event. Dying from COVID-19, no matter how much you believe it wonāt harm you, is 1000X more risky.ā
Myocarditis and COVID mRNA vaccines ā very rare adverse event
Regulatory agencies, such as the FDA and CDC, are monitoring reports of myocarditis, a heart inflammation, after COVID-19 mRNA vaccines from Moderna and
www.skepticalraptor.com
Not criticism just observation!
How many kids have died with it? Even the medical profession admit itās very rare in kids, even the multi inflammatory syndrome.I have a friend who lost a son to myocarditis about 5 years ago (from a virus) and she shared this recently because people were asking why she let her other sons get vaccinated with the risk.
āContracting myocarditis after getting the vaccine is a real, but vanishingly rare event. Dying from COVID-19, no matter how much you believe it wonāt harm you, is 1000X more risky.ā
Myocarditis and COVID mRNA vaccines ā very rare adverse event
Regulatory agencies, such as the FDA and CDC, are monitoring reports of myocarditis, a heart inflammation, after COVID-19 mRNA vaccines from Moderna andwww.skepticalraptor.com
While some people may be comforted with that helpful information, others may be more alarmed at the risk of the effects of the vaccine and thatās perfectly ok to feel that way especially seeing were equally told āCovid is not a risk in young people.ā Itās ok whatever parents decide is best for their children. Either way is a risk.I have a friend who lost a son to myocarditis about 5 years ago (from a virus) and she shared this recently because people were asking why she let her other sons get vaccinated with the risk.
āContracting myocarditis after getting the vaccine is a real, but vanishingly rare event. Dying from COVID-19, no matter how much you believe it wonāt harm you, is 1000X more risky.ā
Myocarditis and COVID mRNA vaccines ā very rare adverse event
Regulatory agencies, such as the FDA and CDC, are monitoring reports of myocarditis, a heart inflammation, after COVID-19 mRNA vaccines from Moderna andwww.skepticalraptor.com
ETA Iām not accusing you of saying otherwise please donāt feel you need to defend yourself Iām not saying this to have a go, Iām just stating my opinion.
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Of course, never said it wasnāt.
I have no idea, Iām struggling to find any data on that.
āIn terms of outcomes, the vaccine-linked myocarditis cases have generally fared well. Studies of cases that required hospitalization showed vaccinated individuals spent less time in the hospital than typical myocarditis patientsāthree or four days, rather than six. These myocarditis patients also tended to only need minimal treatment. In a look at outcomes of 323 confirmed myocarditis or pericarditis cases in people ages 29 and younger, 309 were hospitalized, but 295 were discharged. Of those 295, 218 were known to have recovered. Only nine were known to still be in the hospital, with two in the intensive care unit. Fourteen of the 323 were not hospitalized.ā
Hereās all the data on myocarditis cases linked to COVID-19 vaccines
Experts stress the need for everyone to get vaccinated as the Delta variant spreads.
I donāt think this is up to date though.
PIMS very rare syndrome https://www.porterhousemedical.com/...-this-rare-post-covid-19-illness-in-children/Of course, never said it wasnāt.
I have no idea, Iām struggling to find any data on that.
āIn terms of outcomes, the vaccine-linked myocarditis cases have generally fared well. Studies of cases that required hospitalization showed vaccinated individuals spent less time in the hospital than typical myocarditis patientsāthree or four days, rather than six. These myocarditis patients also tended to only need minimal treatment. In a look at outcomes of 323 confirmed myocarditis or pericarditis cases in people ages 29 and younger, 309 were hospitalized, but 295 were discharged. Of those 295, 218 were known to have recovered. Only nine were known to still be in the hospital, with two in the intensive care unit. Fourteen of the 323 were not hospitalized.ā
Hereās all the data on myocarditis cases linked to COVID-19 vaccines
Experts stress the need for everyone to get vaccinated as the Delta variant spreads.arstechnica.com
I donāt think this is up to date though.
Good point
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Oh my bad I thought you meant how many have died of myocarditis from the vaccine.
No ,Covid !
I was totally fine, I am early 30s, bit of a sore arm like with any other vaccines I have had but absolutely nothing elseI'm too scared to have vaccine I'm in my late twenties no health conditions but my family are fuming with me for resisting, anyone had Pfizer jab an been fine?
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