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Input: First of all, I’d admit that thanks to having an autoimmune that went undiagnosed for 27 years, I know I can be paranoid about catching diseases because I’ve always gotten the worst case scenarios health-wise. 

My parents recently became very mistrustful of medical information after they discovered the anti-vaxx movement. I caught rubella &amp; mumps even after I got the MMR vaccine (compromised immune systems ftw!), so I seem to confirm their conspiracy theories. They don’t seem to believe I have an autoimmune either, so explaining that doesn’t work. 

Anyway, they just went on a big family trip to New Zealand, where they just had a measles outbreak. My mom is still there, while my dad just returned yesterday and we met up for dinner. I asked him which cities he traveled to because I only found out about the measles outbreak a few hours earlier when I mentioned to my friend I was having dinner with my dad, and she told me to be careful since I’m due to give birth in 7 days (high risk pregnancy so I know the exact date since they have to induce labour). 

When I asked my dad, he admitted they toured around the South island too, where the measles outbreak is. I asked him which cities specifically and he couldn’t remember. I asked him to check and he got annoyed and snapped, “Nowadays, they have medication if you get sick! It’s no big deal!”

I told him newborns can die from measles, but he just ignored me. 

My dad’s answer is making me even more paranoid and right now, I’m considering banning every family member who visited New Zealand from meeting me for 14 days after they’ve returned. That means they won’t be allowed to see the baby for at least a week after she’s born. 

Would that be an asshole move? She'll be my parents' first granddaughter, the first great-granddaughter from my dad's side and the first great-grandchild from my mom's side, so everyone wants to be there at her birth. 


banning family members who have traveled to New Zealand from seeing my newborn baby