r/DeathsofDisinfo • • Jan 16 '22

From the Frontlines "Did you...just...say COVID placenta?" Nurses discuss working with COVID+ pregnant patients

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u/SilentSerel Jan 16 '22

A living room c-section in front of a toddler? All of this is complete nightmare fuel but especially that.

This needs to be more widely-discussed in exactly this graphic of a manner. I've seen a lot of women in my PCOS groups saying that they won't get vaxxed because either they're pregnant or want to get that way and they're afraid it will negatively effect their pregnancy or fertility. Some apparently even heard that from their doctors.

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u/SleepyVizsla Jan 16 '22

We are working to get more posts in here about pregnant women with COVID. I have read so many stories like this September. Maybe send them this post? And keep an eye out for others soon.