I feel the same way. Especially knowing that colleges are mandating BOOSTERS on our young adults who are easily swayed via social media and celebrities/influencers. Sigh...I'm exhausted from walking on a tight rope, cautiously approaching my 19 y.o. with kernels of truth without attacking what she believes are legitimate sources of infor…
I feel the same way. Especially knowing that colleges are mandating BOOSTERS on our young adults who are easily swayed via social media and celebrities/influencers. Sigh...I'm exhausted from walking on a tight rope, cautiously approaching my 19 y.o. with kernels of truth without attacking what she believes are legitimate sources of information (i.e. NYT, other msm, CDC and "the experts"). My only comfort is that she will file for a non-medical exemption (to C19 vax) for the fall term. However, the threat of digital IDs with their vax/medical records, continued travel restrictions and the prospect of weekly PCR testing in college will only make like so unbearable that she may give in. God help us.
I feel the same way. Especially knowing that colleges are mandating BOOSTERS on our young adults who are easily swayed via social media and celebrities/influencers. Sigh...I'm exhausted from walking on a tight rope, cautiously approaching my 19 y.o. with kernels of truth without attacking what she believes are legitimate sources of information (i.e. NYT, other msm, CDC and "the experts"). My only comfort is that she will file for a non-medical exemption (to C19 vax) for the fall term. However, the threat of digital IDs with their vax/medical records, continued travel restrictions and the prospect of weekly PCR testing in college will only make like so unbearable that she may give in. God help us.
Send her to Hillsdale.
Don't pay for her college unless she doesn't get vx, etc. If can't go to college if not vx, she would be better off not attending college.
Mick's suggestion sounds good.