COVID-19 Vaccine - How many preggos and hopeful mommas are getting them?

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I am so torn. I want to do the responsible thing and get vaccinated. However, we miscarried in late April and are still actively TTC. There is not enough data for me to feel safe about it despite reports about it’s supposed safety. And that the benefits outweigh the risks. I’ve already had one miscarriage and want to eliminate as many risks as I can moving forward? Am I being unreasonable? Anyone else in my same position?

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I’m in healthcare and all my coworkers and colleagues are vaccinated and sooo many of us are pregnant. Also, the women who were pregnant and received the vaccine had no adverse effects with their pregnancy. But we have had patients who were pregnant with covid and had not so good outcomes 😞

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I’m not getting it.

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There’s no evidence to prove it causes miscarriages or infertility.
It’s perfectly safe to get the vaccine!

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My doctor - as well as all of the doctors in my family - all recommended it and I got it; my cousin got both doses as well and got pregnant right after. Better than getting actual Covid. No regrets.

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There's plenty of research on the vaccine. You'll of started a fear mongering post as usual filled with conspiracy and false claims. Do your own research because clearly you're uneducated on the subject like most. Good luck.

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Miscarriage are not cause by the vaccine, there cause from other stuff , the vaccine is safe

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There is nothing wrong with waiting until there is more conclusive evidence on the effects of fertility. Don’t let anybody bully you into getting it or make you feel stupid for being weary. This is still new and not every study has been done on it

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We’re TTC and I receive my 2nd dose tomorrow. Definitely don’t regret it! I love being able to keep me and my family safe.

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36 weeks got my 2nd pfizer dose sunday. Was what me and my doctors and husband decided what was best for us.

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I am pregnant (23+5 today) and chose to be vaccinated as I felt after conversations with my OB, other medical professionals, as well read how mRNA technology works (doesn’t cross placenta etc); vaccination was right for me. My little guy is looking good and moving like crazy. 
Also, I actually work in the infertility world and did IVF myself; every IVF clinic I know recommends their patients get it. I went to a talk with a renowned NYC fertility MD and he said there is nothing about the vaccine that would lead to infertility. People who push anti-vaccination fear tactics choose things like this because they know it’ll scare a large subset of people; women who want to have children now or in the future.

COVID-19 Vaccine - How many preggos and hopeful mommas are getting them?

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