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'No other choice': Some injured by Covid vaccines can't get medical exemptions

by Brooke Conrad

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Burmeister says she didn’t have any concerns before receiving her first dose of the Moderna vaccine in March of last year.{ }(Lindsay Burmeister / Courtesy){p}{/p}
Droske, a former Mayo Clinic perioperative service technician in Wisconsin, received the Tdap vaccine several years ago, following a run-in with a barbed wire fence that landed her in urgent care.{ }{ }(Stacey Droske / Courtesy){p}{/p}
Droske said she was “very wary” of the Covid vaccines when they first rolled out, citing her training as a pharmacy technician, and arguing it’s impossible to know the long-term side effects of a vaccine without years of documentation.{ }(Stacey Droske / Courtesy){p}{/p}
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Burmeister says she didn’t have any concerns before receiving her first dose of the Moderna vaccine in March of last year. (Lindsay Burmeister / Courtesy)

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