My daughter, 15, needs her covid vaccination done in March. It will be her first one. We tried it months ago but it resulted in a meltdown. We tried dimming the lights, deep pressure, being in her own room but nothing helped her so we gave up. She wants it done but her anxiety and fear towards needles is through the roof.
This time, people are coming to the school and I have given permission and the heads up that she may refuse and they said they will do their best to help. She has had a negative experience around needles and willingly hasn't had one put in her for years. She's missed all her other jabs aswell. What helps you around needles? Any advice is grateful. I need to pass it on to the school.
