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On behalf of my friend, may I tell you this case study:
My friend A. gave birth to two healthy twins this summer. She is a little familiar with the 5BN through me and keeps coming to me with questions. When it comes to vaccination, she is determined NOT to do it.

However, in the course of the mother-child passport examination, the pediatrician treating her drew her attention to the risks of NOT vaccinating. Of course, the doctor only told her good things about vaccination and that she should definitely think about it ...
She finally told him that she didn't want her children to be vaccinated in the first year of life and that she could then think about it again. The doctor accepted her decision.

My friend thought that she would now have to justify her non-vaccination to the doctor every time she went for her mother-child passport check-up. After the second maternity check-up, I was invited to her house. A. told me on the phone that she had had a very bad cold since midday because she had been to the pediatrician and there were so many sick children in the waiting room. She thought she had caught it and didn't want me to catch it.
I just said that this is YOUR conflict that YOU have just resolved and there is no such thing as “infection”.

Note by Björn Eybl:
Thanks for the interesting report. A classic scent conflict: “I don't know what's coming - will I have to justify myself again?” When the woman realized that she was dealing with a friendly team of doctors, she found a solution. The dark ages (Kali Yuga) brought forth the belief in “contagion”. Fortunately, that time is now coming to an end - and we have the honorable task of replacing fear with knowledge and trust.

At her house, I asked her: “Were you worried about whether the doctor would be annoying again because of the vaccination?” “Yes, of course” she said and told me what happened: the friendly secretary said when she opened the mother-child pass: ‘Oh yes, you don't vaccinate’ - that was it. No questions or annoyance from the doctor.

The cold lasted from midday until late at night, then everything was fine again.