Kids spread covid19, occasionally to adults.
Yes and if those adults are vaccinated they don't die... according to the stats right?
The headache was the consistent symptom in our house. Luckily for us it actually went away with Ibuprofen (not being sarcastic... I've had migraines that Ibuprofen doesn't seem to work on). I am sure you had it. The loss of taste and smell didn't come for a while.My 9-year-old son has Covid. Poor kid.
I'm pretty sure I had it 2 weeks ago. I legit had a migraine on the left side for 4 days straight. It made my sinus cavities ache and even my teeth.
I felt super lethargic and slept maybe 4 hours in so many days.
It took a minute to schedule a test at my local Walgreens. When I tested, it was kinda weird, I had to do it myself in my truck in the pharmacy line. It took forever to get to the window cause I imagine others were doing the same thing.
I was feeling pretty damn good for the first time in 4 or 5 days when I tested. My results came back negative but I'm convinced I had it. I've never felt like that before.
My dad got it and he said his biggest symptom was a headache. My kid has a constant headache too - poor guy.
I'm vaccinated and support being vaccinated and, well, shockingly enough people's rights if they choose not to. Covid killed my mom too.
I feel this is uncalled for and an unnecessary low blow.
It is interesting the way you phrased that. When someone is doing something selfish, they are acting in their own best interest, and in this case the best interest of a child. The way you put that suggests you understand completely, and are condemning an act that puts the welfare of a child first.
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My biggest thing is I need to push my wife to do it unless I want my kids out of public/private school. I am going to read all the research I can find to help me feel like I can push carefully but am not a doctor. I have people I can talk with but no one cares about your kids like you do. For me I felt fine about it... for them I will need to do additional work.
Also, we have some smart people here... I am more hoping for a discussion that can help me feel better about this. But yeah some folks prefer to name call.
Unless you live in someplace "served" by LA Unified School District, you should be fine. The state mandate and the mandates in all other Cali districts I know of are only in effect once the vaccine achieves regular authorization for that age. Emergency Use Authorization doesn't count. Unless your kid is 16 or older, it'll be a year at least.
Thank you for some useful information. I am in NorCal. That is a more reasonable timeframe imo.
Very rarely. I suppose the somewhat less rare hospital visit doesn't matter at all to you.
There were over 2,200 kids who received the vaccine in the clinical trials.
I'll be the first to acknowledge my post was deliberately inflammatory, so I'm sure after you've calmed down a bit, you'll see how silly it is to ask what senior citizens did for this country (since for the most part, they set it up for you to live in).
I acknowledge your feeling. I disagree.
Except, it's not putting the welfare of the child first, it's putting the fears of the parent for the child first. Children are better off getting vaccinated than getting covid19.
The best person to have this discussion with is your pediatrician, or your local public health official. No one on this forum comes close.
Even the FDA is admitting they don't know that.
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I just want time and more proven use of THIS PARTICULAR VACCINE before giving it to my kids. I apologize if my asymptomatic kid gives someone covid and may have a small chance of forcing them to make a hospital visit.
There are some doctors and others on this board that have good info... there are also trolls. I will talk with people that are experts that I know and trust.
