Jan 4, 2020
3:46:29pm
3:46:29pm
I think the point he's making is to acknowledge their concerns with some
understanding of their fears. Don't just tell them they are stupid. This issue has become so polarizing that both sides jump to the extremes. I don't think it needs to be this way.
Some people are afraid. They have this perfect child out of the womb, and the thought of injecting them with anything is tough. They can't see the whole picture in that moment. I didn't like it. I did it, I understood it, but for some they struggle. It's just a fear. Helping them get past that fear is the key. The fear is real, not delusional.
It's like those who do a more spread out schedule and everyone tells them they are so stupid, maybe they are, but at least they are getting vaccinated.
Some people are afraid. They have this perfect child out of the womb, and the thought of injecting them with anything is tough. They can't see the whole picture in that moment. I didn't like it. I did it, I understood it, but for some they struggle. It's just a fear. Helping them get past that fear is the key. The fear is real, not delusional.
It's like those who do a more spread out schedule and everyone tells them they are so stupid, maybe they are, but at least they are getting vaccinated.
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It's too bad she's already pregnant because if kids weren't involved that level of crazy would be grounds for divorce
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I think a big part is acknowledging and validating their concerns. There ARE adverse side effects to vaccinations.
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