Husband works for company that has DOD contracts so jab being enforced. Our Dr. refused his medical exemption out of hand saying “our age, 67, 69 make us extremely high risk and we should have had it months ago”. We are being given one more chance to convince her that the jab is dangerous, we don’t need it, we will be fine. Anyone have some strong bullet points to fire at her? She is not one to read articles, listen to long arguments or “the CDC is fudging numbers”. (She is giving us a “video chat” so got to make strong points in limited time!) Thank you to anyone who replies. You are an actual LIFESAVER!🙏❤️
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Based on my experience there is no argument that you can make to change her mind. The medical system has indoctrinated her for decades and if she’s pushing the vax then it’s a good assumption that she’s all in on it. Any pushback and she’ll think you’re a couple of loons that don’t respect her authority. She’ll probably get angry.
In my opinion, your best best is to stick to things you can directly prove with her literature. Refuse to take a non FDA approved treatment (no, something that’s “interchangeable” with something that’s approved won’t do). Tell her that unless she can provide an approved vax (Comirnaty) with a full list of ingredients then you can’t under any circumstance accept this shot. Then shift the discussion to discuss the stress and impact to mental health, and try to get an exemption on those grounds.
I certainly will run that by her. I have been near tears thinking of what this could do to my husband, not to mention the shedding would do to me and that it wiill keep our daughter from visiting and not knowing when and how severe his reaction could be.
Seriously… Seriously… You’ve actually considered having your husband take a shot, that you would be worried about your safety and your daughter safety after that happens? His job is that important to you, that you would allow him to take a vaccine, that could potentially kill him. What would your life be like without him. Why don’t you think about that. What if your husband died? I’m not trying to be rude or unsympathetic, but that’s what we’re talking about now. We’re not talking about shedding, we’re not talking about how it might affect you. If your husband dies, how will that affect you and your daughters life. That’s something you should really be thinking about. Sorry but I’m just saying.