They were both shocked at how he didn’t answer any of my questions. One still expressed support for vaccines but that she had chosen a delayed schedule for her baby and the other expressed her ignorance and regret for never having thought of questions like mine or to question doctors and that they might not know everything.
Thats the kind if thing I'm talking about elsewhere in this thread. We can dodge these issues and lie and pretend we're going on a delayed schedule or that we have medical exemptions or what have you. But if we actually tell the truth about our refusal, there's always a chance we can be changing the lives of those around us who may have never heard the truth.
>They were both shocked at how he didn’t answer any of my questions. One still expressed support for vaccines but that she had chosen a delayed schedule for her baby and the other expressed her ignorance and regret for never having thought of questions like mine or to question doctors and that they might not know everything.
Thats the kind if thing I'm talking about elsewhere in this thread. We can dodge these issues and lie and pretend we're going on a delayed schedule or that we have medical exemptions or what have you. But if we actually tell the truth about our refusal, there's always a chance we can be changing the lives of those around us who may have never heard the truth.
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