The anti-vaxxer in my family: When your loved one is a Covid denier


By AGENCY
  • People
  • Friday, 18 Mar 2022

Those whose loved ones aren't convinced by the need for special measures to prevent the spread of the virus can wind up feeling the strain. Photos: Dieter Menne/dpa

Conspiracy theories can break up families and since the pandemic broke out, sceptics have added a new level of strain.

When someone suddenly starts denying the coronavirus exists, claiming it is all a plot, families can break up, spouses split and parents, children or friends can wind up struggling.

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