They're 18 & 19 and have been invited for vaccinations because they are carers for DH who is bedbound.
Now, I only asked if they should have it, I didn't push for it. They do help around the house and contribute to his care, but he's not dependent on them as long as I am well, anyway. The GP said absolutely and arranged it for them.
DSs are of course adults and could/should be organising this themselves. They're happy to go along with it as I've organised it, but there's no way they would have bothered if I hadn't.
Everything I've heard is that young people, particularly those who've had the virus (they have, I brought it home from work) are most likely to suffer the worst side effects. Most of my colleagues have been vaccinated because of our work and some have been really very ill.
I'm going to feel awful if they both need time off work. DS1 won't get paid and DS2 has only just got to go into work, which he really needs after a year wfh and barely seeing a soul.
Remind me why they should have it despite possibly already having some immunity, being very low risk for serious illness and DH already being vaccinated?