When six-year-old Frey walked out of a Gold Coast vaccination clinic this week, she knew her "little army" was getting to work to protect her from COVID-19.While some parents have faced cancelled appointments, others have had positive experiences at state hubs"The way we explained it to Frey is that her immune system is a little army, and it fights germs. So the vaccination gives her immune system a chance to practice the fight," said her mum, Amy.
More than 86,000 children aged between 5 and 11 have received a vaccine since they became eligible on Monday, and some state vaccination clinics are pulling out all the stops to make getting jabbed fun.When Marnie Higgs took her nine-year-old son Freddie along to get vaccinated at the same time she got a booster, the atmosphere at the Melbourne vaccination clinic was remarkably different from her previous doses.
"He really liked the idea of being protected and being able to go to school, and know that he's got protection, rather than just relying on a mask or not playing with his friends closely," she said.Some have reported GP clinics cancelling bookings due to insufficient supply or too much demand.
Lucky for increasing their chance of a side effect from an underperforming vaccine to reduce affects from a virus that a healthy child won't die from. ABC is just propaganda!
Hey did you miss the Pfizer CEO confession ?
giving kids a vaccine that is not tested that could have side effect now or later to keep them safe from a virus that most likely wont harm them but the vaccine could wtf
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