[conservatism_IS_compassion]

If she is not otherwise sick and has no co-morbidities, then no. The Chicom flu has something like a 99%+ survival rate even if the she gets sick.

. . . whereas medical workers and seniors such as I have an entirely different calculus.

I don’t disagree that women of childbearing age can at least hold off from being early adopters. It’s not as if we’ll have enough vaccine for every high-priority person in the next 2, even 3, months.

An argument from caution lines up with an argument from scarcity.

[Little Ray]

Seniors have that ‘co-morbidity’ issue. My mom has been locked up since April.
Medical workers probably don’t get a choice.
But as I said, the vaccine has show significant side effects including anaphylaxis, facial paralysis, etc. I don’t want to take a vaccine that was rushed through the testing process for a disease that isn’t likely to hurt me.