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I don’t usually venture into this forum but I’m curious. Anyone not consented to their over 12s having the vaccine? Just a simple yes or no please. Not interested in arguments and debates on this thread.
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available. "
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed |
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available.
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed"
I haven't seen any of these reports. Seen a couple of things on Facebook posted by friends but they are true anti vaxxers so took it with a pinch of salt especially as a few weeks earlier they were still blaming 5g. |
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available.
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed"
Yes the initial reports weren’t great for jab 2, hopefully they’ll have a clearer picture by the time it is offered. |
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There really are some stupid people in this world! With billions across the earth now vaccinated - there is NO argument against receiving it. Anyone who is unvaccinated should like all other NHS treatments just go on a waiting list - after all people are dying waiting for other treatments so why should an unvaccinated (by choice) person take priority over other peoples treatment. |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest |
"I don’t usually venture into this forum but I’m curious. Anyone not consented to their over 12s having the vaccine? Just a simple yes or no please. Not interested in arguments and debates on this thread.
Thanks x"
Nope. Not now or ever while they are minors. |
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available.
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed
I haven't seen any of these reports. Seen a couple of things on Facebook posted by friends but they are true anti vaxxers so took it with a pinch of salt especially as a few weeks earlier they were still blaming 5g."
There were the ones that said more teen boys had died after having the vaccine as the deaths of that age group were higher than previous years. But when the data was looked at it was because the number of teens murdered was 25% higher in London alone and crash victims were higher than the previous year.
Our 12 year old and 14 year old both wanted their jab. And out 10 year old wants his when available |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available.
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed
I haven't seen any of these reports. Seen a couple of things on Facebook posted by friends but they are true anti vaxxers so took it with a pinch of salt especially as a few weeks earlier they were still blaming 5g.
There were the ones that said more teen boys had died after having the vaccine as the deaths of that age group were higher than previous years. But when the data was looked at it was because the number of teens murdered was 25% higher in London alone and crash victims were higher than the previous year.
Our 12 year old and 14 year old both wanted their jab. And out 10 year old wants his when available "
I'm sure your 10-year-old can make an informed decision...
Don't understand why any parent would want their child to have this vaccine when even the JCVI said the benefits don't outweigh the risks. They are guinea pigs. |
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available.
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed
I haven't seen any of these reports. Seen a couple of things on Facebook posted by friends but they are true anti vaxxers so took it with a pinch of salt especially as a few weeks earlier they were still blaming 5g.
There were the ones that said more teen boys had died after having the vaccine as the deaths of that age group were higher than previous years. But when the data was looked at it was because the number of teens murdered was 25% higher in London alone and crash victims were higher than the previous year.
Our 12 year old and 14 year old both wanted their jab. And out 10 year old wants his when available
I'm sure your 10-year-old can make an informed decision...
Don't understand why any parent would want their child to have this vaccine when even the JCVI said the benefits don't outweigh the risks. They are guinea pigs."
Since you trust the advice now of JCVI the advice is that over 12 year old so assume you go along with that. The JCVI always said there was a benefit to having the vaccine it just wasn't overwhelming at the time in very young children. |
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available.
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed
I haven't seen any of these reports. Seen a couple of things on Facebook posted by friends but they are true anti vaxxers so took it with a pinch of salt especially as a few weeks earlier they were still blaming 5g.
There were the ones that said more teen boys had died after having the vaccine as the deaths of that age group were higher than previous years. But when the data was looked at it was because the number of teens murdered was 25% higher in London alone and crash victims were higher than the previous year.
Our 12 year old and 14 year old both wanted their jab. And out 10 year old wants his when available
I'm sure your 10-year-old can make an informed decision...
Don't understand why any parent would want their child to have this vaccine when even the JCVI said the benefits don't outweigh the risks. They are guinea pigs."
He seems to be much better informed than you are. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"We'll the JCVI were against any jabs for younger age ranges of you remember, but what do they know
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A) They were asked the question at THAT point in time….
B) more time equals more data gathered to make a decision at THIS point in time… |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
"There really are some stupid people in this world! With billions across the earth now vaccinated - there is NO argument against receiving it. Anyone who is unvaccinated should like all other NHS treatments just go on a waiting list - after all people are dying waiting for other treatments so why should an unvaccinated (by choice) person take priority over other peoples treatment. "
can these people get a refund of the n.i they have paid if they are refused treatment?
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"There really are some stupid people in this world! With billions across the earth now vaccinated - there is NO argument against receiving it. Anyone who is unvaccinated should like all other NHS treatments just go on a waiting list - after all people are dying waiting for other treatments so why should an unvaccinated (by choice) person take priority over other peoples treatment. can these people get a refund of the n.i they have paid if they are refused treatment?"
Errmmmm... I didn't think of that and where this sort of authoritarianism leads...
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By *emmabTV/TS
over a year ago
Leicestershire |
17 Yr old going for his second. 15yr old can't because she has just had Covid and can't have the jab for 90 days after infection. My 11yr old will be 12 at Christmas but she had Covid as well so will have to wait until after 90 days.
All my kids want it and I will not stand in their way.
The only 2 members in the house not vaccinated got covid the rest of us that have the jab didn't.
To me it the Vaccine work just as it should. If the local authority had got its act together in September my 15yr old would have been vaccinated as well before she was exposed at school. |
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"My son chose to have it, but knows a discussion is needed if they offer a second to his age group. Hoping by then more information available.
I've seen not so great reports regarding the risk too boy's of having a 2nd jab, especially compared to the risk they'd face from the virus itself
My son had his first (his choice), if they offer a 2nd I'd be concerned about his health. As for 'he needs to be jabbed to protect others' I'd see everyone dead as opposed to my child being harmed
I haven't seen any of these reports. Seen a couple of things on Facebook posted by friends but they are true anti vaxxers so took it with a pinch of salt especially as a few weeks earlier they were still blaming 5g.
There were the ones that said more teen boys had died after having the vaccine as the deaths of that age group were higher than previous years. But when the data was looked at it was because the number of teens murdered was 25% higher in London alone and crash victims were higher than the previous year.
Our 12 year old and 14 year old both wanted their jab. And out 10 year old wants his when available
I'm sure your 10-year-old can make an informed decision...
Don't understand why any parent would want their child to have this vaccine when even the JCVI said the benefits don't outweigh the risks. They are guinea pigs.
He seems to be much better informed than you are. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not exactly the same but I had my covid vaccine in pregnancy rather than waiting in the hope that my baby would have some antibodies when born. My older son chose to get vaccinated |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My boys 13 and 15 have so far chosen not to have it. My eldest is 21 and he really didn't want it but wants to go on holiday so felt backed in to a corner.
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"I don’t usually venture into this forum but I’m curious. Anyone not consented to their over 12s having the vaccine? Just a simple yes or no please. Not interested in arguments and debates on this thread.
Thanks x"
I work at a school, the uptake for our kids was around 60%
Cal |
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"I don’t usually venture into this forum but I’m curious. Anyone not consented to their over 12s having the vaccine? Just a simple yes or no please. Not interested in arguments and debates on this thread.
Thanks x
I work at a school, the uptake for our kids was around 60%
Cal"
Interesting! Thanks for that x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My 14 year old decided against it, and it’s his decision.
My youngest wasn’t yet 12 when they did them.
The anecdotal evidence on hormone changes in women (and those I experienced myself) was enough to put me off them having it. |
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