re: Need help finding a way to get vaccination exemption for my pregnant wife.

Is she an employee of the university itself? If there is “state action” there could be a constitutional claim. Unfortunately she may have to be fired to raise it. Either way, she would have to sue UK to enforce the right.

If she wants to try to handle it internally -Religious exemption request is the way to go. Because she’s pregnant, she could seek a medical exemption; what does her doctor say? I’m assuming she’s already applied for both types of exemption - and gotten denied.

From what I understand UK has taken quite a hardline on its mandates.

ETA - I agree with the other posters who tell her not to quit. She would be unable to bring a wrongful termination claim if she quit (or it would be harder to do).

Also, I like the other poster’s suggestion of getting FMLA leave. No matter what she needs to get her doctor to help her with this.

I’m a woman and an attorney and no way in hell would I get that shot if I were pregnant. They have no idea if it will harm the baby, or long term effects. Further, I’ve heard anecdotally that it leads to miscarriage.

If you are religious, you could go that route.

A friend of ours said he prayed about it, and God was telling him not to get the vaccine.

He may have gotten a note from his pastor.

What does her ob/gyn think? I know early on pregnancy was considered high risk. Hopefully, she has an ob/gyn she can trust.

If you can find a doctor to write a medical exemption.

Good luck!

Update: For clarification she works for a company subcontracted out through the university. She called her main boss to complain about this nonsense and it turns out the university isn’t going to enforce the mandate so the company she works for isn’t going to either. We went to the baby dr on Thursday which is the same day they had a meeting about it. She’s fortunate, for now, but you never know what will happen in the future. I feel for anyone that is having their job leveraged. It’s not right. We’ve been against jab for our own personal reasons and forcing it on anyone is just plain wrong. And never in a million years would her or I risk our little boys safety. I also wanted to say I appreciate y’all and I hope only good things for everyone of you. This board is the best!

Really glad to hear that. I have a friend who also has a different circle of friends. Theee people in the circle were pregnant .. two took the vaccine and had miscarriages. Not sure if the took it before conception or after but either way .. 2/3 is a pretty high miscarriage rate.

No offense taken. It’s not the best paying job for what they expect. When our son is born and when we get to a comfortable enough spot for her she’s planning on leaving for something better.

There’s definitely something to it. I have a close friend whose wife had a miscarriage this last year but I’m not sure if it was vaccine related bc I didn’t want to pry but she’s in the medical field and she had to get the shot at some point. Just not sure when or how many boosters she’s gotten either.

Federal court just ruled the vaccine mandates are not lawful. They won’t fire her cause they know they will be sued.

I don't think the vaccine is recommended for fetuses.

PROTECT YOUR BABY AND WIFE AT ALL COST! They have done NO STUDIES on how this poison impacts pregnant women or babies!
I will be dead in the road before my children (or me) take that jab…