If you are not comfortable maybe speak with your doctor and see if you can get a note to hold off. Everyone reacts differently and even if others have no negative effects there is still that small percent, it’s your body and your baby you should be able to make a choice that won’t affect your job.

And this one.

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It is most often that any serious vaccine reactions will happen within the first 90 days of the shot. Pregnant women have been eligible for about 6 months now and no adverse effects have been reported either from the mother or the baby, not even to VAERS. You should consider your risk vs benefit and def talk to your doctor like the comment above mentioned. The risk of getting covid while pregnant is a lot more severe and depending on your work setting they are most likely wanting to create a safer environment. The vaccine does not prevent you from contracting COVID, breakthrough cases are about 0.004% with the new variant. The median age for those who have been fully vaccinated and still passed away is 82 years old with more serious underlying health conditions.

This might be helpful.

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Thank you everyone

My sister was a surrogate for a couple, both were in the medical field and my sister is as well and she got it while pregnant. I got it as soon as possible and will give birth early Sept. I suggest talking to your doctor. I was all for it but had a few questions and my doctor was great and cleared them up!

My sister got it when she was pregnant and the baby is perfectly healthy. I also got it early on in my pregnancy and the baby is doing great.

My boss got it while pregnant and her son is now 6 weeks and perfect!

My sister is an RN & got it while pregnant. Her daughter is a happy and healthy 3m old.