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Pfizer for teens?

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  • paperpudding
    paperpudding Posts: 9,385 Member
    My 2 grandchildren got Covid - they were not vaccinated because they were too young (aged 4 and 2) - the natural immunity theory didn't work for them

  • hottamolly00
    hottamolly00 Posts: 338 Member
    How’d everyone turn out post-vaccine? How’d your kiddo do? Lots has changed since this thread started and ended.
  • KL1887
    KL1887 Posts: 117 Member
    All three of my kids have been vaccinated. Aged 16,11 and 9. None of them had any issues at all of even side effects beyond achey arm
  • paperpudding
    paperpudding Posts: 9,385 Member
    Oldest grandchild, mentioned in my previous post, has now turned 5

    has had first covid vaccine, no problems.
  • bsteves06
    bsteves06 Posts: 66 Member
    we all got covid in jan, my 9 year old had not been vaccinated yet, she was scheduled for late jan, and my youngest was only 4. My husband and I are double vaxxed. my husband and i had it the worst, lots of fatigue super stuffed nose. But not that bad. Ive been sicker in years past with other colds and flu. 9 year old had a high fever 2 days and threw up once, 4 year old nothing. My 9 year old got her first vax a couple weeks after we had it. She said it hurt and her arm was sore the next day but that was it. I was the only one who tested positive, we didnt want to waste anymore of our tests on anyone else as we were isolating anyway.

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