nor is their family. so it s really frustrating and this was hard enough last year when we didn t have a vaccine. now we have a vaccine that can prevent all this suffering and hospitalization and icu admissions and so we should do it. you know, the job of the parent is to put their children in the safest position possible. that s what these vaccines do. and when you talk to these parents or your staff, when they talk to these parents, do some of them talk about being regretful that they did not get their kids vaccinated? or are they just as stubborn that not getting them vaccinated was the right call? most of them are regretful. it s interesting, if you look at parent activist groups like families fighting flu or meningitis angels or national meningitis association, all these parents tell the same story which is children who have suffered, you know, meningitis or suffered severe or fatal influenza disease, they all say, you know, i just can t believe this happened to me until it ha
i want to say mps received $770 million in covid relief funds yet they re still closed. rachel: unbelievable. we had to, come together, parents came together. we fought back, we protested, we emailed. we did everything we could. we were successful in opening schools although now the aggressive mitigation is making school life unbearable for our kids and it is really painful to watch. we re tired of feeling grateful that the doors are open even though our kids are treated more like a disease than children deserving of a loving, nuturing environment. you know i ve gone from a stay-at-home mom to parent activist, recall organizer, now school board candidate i realize like i have to be the change. i have to stand up for children. i m proof that if you stand up, you know, there will be an army of mama bears and papa bears
regretful that they did not get their kids vaccinated? or are they just as stubborn that not getting them vaccinated was the right call? most of them are regretful. it s interesting, if you look at parent activist groups like families fighting flu or meningitis angels or national meningitis association, all these parents tell the same story which is children who have suffered, you know, meningitis or suffered severe or fatal influenza disease, they all say, you know, i just can t believe this happened to me until it happens to them. and then, when it happens to them, they became vigorous activists to educate people about the disease. to educate people about the importance of vaccines. but you shouldn t wait for that to happen. i mean, it is a game of russian roulette in many ways and although it s not five empty chambers, maybe it s 100,000 empty chambers but it s, nonetheless, that game and it s not a game you want to play. i mean, this is it s not a commonly severe disease but it
wasn t there for any, you know i m good with gay people come across gender people, everybody, anybody who wants to be a good american i m good with. i went there to find out why her children weren t safe and the next thing i know, another parent activist, you know, approached my wife and started antagonizing her and i turned around and said stop and then i then i tried to tell the lady what had happened to my daughter and she looked me dead in the face and said that s not what happens and that just struck me like how do you know what happened? you don t even know me. and then she kept going and the police came and the officer was trying to help out, he said we needed to be kind to one
talked about, people for things or against things. i wasn t there, i m good with gay people, cross gender people, everybody, anybody wants to be a good american i m good with. i went to their to find out why our children weren t safe. and the next thing i know another parent activist approached my wife and started antagonizing her and i turned around and said stop and then i tried to tell the lady what had happened to my daughter and she looked me did in the face and said that s not what happened. that just struck me, how do you know what happened, you don t even know me and she kept going and the police came and the