12/08/2026
THIS MESSAGE IS FOR EVERYONE WHO CHOOSES TO POST NEGATIVELY ABOUT VACCINES AND CURSE HEALTHCARE WORKERS.
We understand that not everyone will agree with vaccination. We respect every parentโs right to ask questions, express concerns, and make decisions for their children.
But disagreement does not give anyone the right to curse, insult, shame, or attack healthcare workersโespecially on social media.
Before you type those hurtful words, remember the people behind the uniform.
We are the healthcare workers who prepare for these activities.
We are the ones who go into communities, under the heat and rain, to reach your families.
We are the ones who patiently explain, answer questions, and encourage parents to protect their children.
We are not your enemies.
We are simply doing the work we were trained and entrusted to do.
You may disagree with vaccines.
You may have questions.
You may choose not to have your child vaccinated.
We can accept your decision.
What we should not have to accept is being cursed, insulted, ridiculed, or publicly attacked simply because we are doing our job.
And please remember that social media is not a place where words have no consequences.
A post may take only seconds to write, but the person reading it is a real human beingโwith feelings, dignity, and a family who loves them.
You have the right to disagree.
You have the right to say NO.
But you do not have the right to disrespect another person.
If you have concerns about vaccines, ask.
If you disagree, speak respectfully.
If you have a complaint, raise it through the proper channels.
But please, do not use anger and profanity as a substitute for conversation.
To the healthcare workers who continue to serve despite the negativity:
Keep going. Keep serving. Keep caring. โค๏ธ
Because we did not choose this profession to be praised by everyone.
We chose to serve. And we will continue to serveโwith compassion, professionalism, and a heart for our community.
๐ Vaccination is a conversation. Disagreement is allowed. Disrespect is not.