[Tilted Irish Kilt]

Qiviut :" I can answer this with info from a pregnant relative.. It was COERCIVE: “Don’t you want to do what is best for your baby? If you get COVID, you will lose your baby!”
Of course, mothers absolutely want to do what is ‘best’ for their babies and they certainly do not want to lose them."

I too can answer the information from a pregnant relative.
My daughter, who is a primary teacher in Australia, had to be double injected, and have two "boosters" just to keep her employment in Australia as a teacher.
Over the last year, she has had three (3) miscarriages, and was pregnant, as of last state-side visit, which ended three weeks ago.
This morning I received an ultra-sound photo of her baby fetus at 10-12 weeks old, with the notation: "Strong heartbeat and continues developing".
Incidentally, while here in the States for two weeks, she tested positive for covid in Buffalo,
and cancelled most of her holiday vacation and travel plans ($$$) due to self-imposed voluntary quarantine in Massachusetts with family.
I can only hope and continue praying for her and the baby ..

[Jane Long]

I’m so sorry your DD (and, your entire family!) has had to go through this.

Prayers being said, for a healthy, full term baby!! And, congrats 💞

[metmom]

My d-i-l was vaxxed before she got pregnant and lost our grandson at 21 weeks. Of course, it was NOT blamed on the vax but considering how the labor went, lets say that there was strong indication it was the vax. Bleeding problems that it’s known for.

[Qiviut]

I hope & will pray that your grandbaby will continue to grow and will be ok. One thing that does happen late in pregnancy (Dr. Thorp has been talking about it), the placenta is messed up/calcified (vaxed moms) and cannot support the baby properly, so it stops growing. At that point, the baby is taken early. Hopefully, your grandbaby will make it to term & your daughter/baby will have a safe delivery, with both doing just fine after.