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Wed, Feb 24 2021, 2:13 pm
amother [ Natural ] wrote: | What I’m having a hard time understanding is why she needs the vaccine if she have it last year at home. Israel is not recognizing the antibodies but it did protect her from getting corona again twice when different roommates had the virus. |
No one knows how long natural immunity lasts. A friend just told me about her DD getting it a second time.
Moreover, covid is fickle. DS1 lived in a collective living arrangement. Virtually everyone had it; he tested regularly, but never got it. Then he moved home, watched a football game with a friend ... and got covid. Symptomatically.
Why then, not before? Who knows. But it happened. It happens.
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gamanit


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Wed, Feb 24 2021, 2:25 pm
You need to switch parenting mentors. Letting your child stew over misinformation deliberately in order to get them to regret a decision that you disagree with is wrong. You know there's no reason for her to believe that future children will have birth defects yet you're not correcting her due to your mentor. What makes you believe your mentor knows what she's talking about?
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gamanit


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Wed, Feb 24 2021, 2:32 pm
amother [ OP ] wrote: | Quote: | You need to switch parenting mentors. Letting your child stew over misinformation deliberately in order to get them to regret a decision that you disagree with is wrong. You know there's no reason for her to believe that future children will have birth defects yet you're not correcting her due to your mentor. What makes you believe your mentor knows what she's talking about? |
I don't believe that her worry is impossible by the way. In addition to that, I do believe it can cause infertility. Is infertility not something for someone to be concerned with now? |
Impossible? Very little is impossible. It's possible that if you drink oat milk your hair will change colors. Is it likely? Not in the least. I believe you know yourself that the odds are very low especially since as a seminary student she's not currently pregnant. Don't lie to yourself.
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LovesHashem


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Wed, Feb 24 2021, 2:33 pm
amother [ OP ] wrote: | Quote: | You need to switch parenting mentors. Letting your child stew over misinformation deliberately in order to get them to regret a decision that you disagree with is wrong. You know there's no reason for her to believe that future children will have birth defects yet you're not correcting her due to your mentor. What makes you believe your mentor knows what she's talking about? |
I don't believe that her worry is impossible by the way. In addition to that, I do believe it can cause infertility. Is infertility not something for someone to be concerned with now? |
People who got the vaccine in the trials are pregnant now. Just saying.
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gamanit


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Wed, Feb 24 2021, 2:51 pm
amother [ OP ] wrote: | Quote: | Impossible? Very little is impossible. It's possible that if you drink oat milk your hair will change colors. Is it likely? Not in the least. I believe you know yourself that the odds are very low especially since as a seminary student she's not currently pregnant. Don't lie to yourself. |
If oat milk contained something that changes your DNA like Pfizer vaccine does, it would be a lot more likely. |
1) Pfizer does not modify your DNA. The nucleus of a cell is much too protected for that to happen
2) Soy milk contains phytoestrogens that are similar enough to estrogen that the body reacts to it in the same way. It took years until this was discovered. Who knows what oat milk has?
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Rutabaga


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Wed, Feb 24 2021, 3:05 pm
amother [ OP ] wrote: | Quote: | You need to switch parenting mentors. Letting your child stew over misinformation deliberately in order to get them to regret a decision that you disagree with is wrong. You know there's no reason for her to believe that future children will have birth defects yet you're not correcting her due to your mentor. What makes you believe your mentor knows what she's talking about? |
I don't believe that her worry is impossible by the way. In addition to that, I do believe it can cause infertility. Is infertility not something for someone to be concerned with now? |
Belief has no place in science. There are theories that can be proven or disproven.
I don't think you understand how this vaccine works if you "believe" that it can cause infertility.
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