Mother wants vaccinations made available to clinically vulnerable children

The transcript discusses a family's concerns about health risks for their medically vulnerable child, Isaac, during the COVID-19 pandemic. They take precautionary measures to minimize exposure and express anxiety over the vaccine rollout, which initially did not prioritize children like Isaac. After persistent communication with healthcare providers, they receive approval for Isaac's vaccination, bringing relief and hope for reduced risk of severe illness.

What measures did the family take to protect Isaac from COVID-19?

• They moved to a different city.

• They wore masks inside the house.

• They avoided going outside completely.

• They showered and changed clothes immediately after coming home.

What was the family's initial reaction to the news of COVID-19 vaccines?

• They were indifferent.

• They were excited but concerned about the order of distribution.

• They immediately got vaccinated without any concerns.

• They were against vaccination.

Why was Isaac prioritized for vaccination by the family?

• He was the youngest in the family.

• He was at the highest risk of severe illness.

• He was a healthcare worker.

• He had already contracted COVID-19.

How did the family feel after Isaac was approved for vaccination?

• They decided to delay the vaccination.

• They were disappointed with the decision.

• They felt a massive weight off their minds.

• They were worried about side effects.

What does the family hope the vaccine will achieve for Isaac?

• Reduce the chances of severe illness.

• Allow him to travel freely.

• Completely prevent COVID-19 infection.

• Make him immune to all diseases.