> And the reported cases of heart inflammation in teenagers?
See statistics above. It is very easy to get distracted by a spectacular case. This is not a consumer case complaining about late delivery by Amazon/Fauci/doctors … it is an ongoing pandemic that killed millions of people. Try to make a reasonable informed decision. You just happened to be on a Facebook feed about vaccines, but not about Covid. Maybe go visit a COVID ward and then compare with what you heard about vaccines, or review the numbers I posted above.
> I trust my doctor a thousand times more than anything I read on the Internet
Yserbius, first it depends on a doctor. some have a trusted knowledgeable one, some have a random graduate of a random medical school.
2nd, ask them what they base their decisions on. A good doctor will be able to discuss his reasoning.
3rd, decision may depend on your personal preferences. The doctor may assume that your kid needs vaccine to attend wild parties. Tell him that your kid sits by himself and learns, and conclusion may be different. Also, decision point is not to – take or not take vaccine, but take a vaccine now or delay a decision by 1-2 months when more information will be available.