Jenny McCarthy French Maid outfit @ Pure Nightclub in Caesar's Place 10/31/06

The good ol' days

 

i have a good friend of mine, a doctor, who's son had the same exact shot
his wife said, it was eirie and scarry, his eyes just glazed over in a short period of time. he is 18 now, has the mind of a 12 year old at best. he has tried like hell to advise every parent he could to avoid that shot. of course, there is some who are willing to admit these shots cause this. they know they do, but the fact is the reaction is so low that the positives out way the negitive.
my toddler was supposed to get those shots this time round. he did not get them. so i suppose im a crack pot, but at least im a crack pot with a kid that can grow up normal

 

Sorry Grimmsy, love ya like a bro but I'm gonna have to agree to disagree on this issue.

How about the 2+ Billion people who have had vaccinations and the estimated 100+ million lives who have been saved from death, disfigurement or paralyzation over the last 30 years? ... I hope to god you child never encounters one of these easily vaccinated for diseases, especially as an adult when they are even more deadly. And YES there is absolutely NO evidence vaccinations cause autism so that IS crackpottery.

Personally if I'm going to roll the dice with a child's health (which, like it or not you do whichever way you go) I would rather go WITH the percentages that they will benefit and not be the 1 in a million that has an allergic reaction which is the ONLY proven problem with vaccinations outside 1 VERY EXTREMELY rare disease which I can't think of the name of at the moment. :2cent:

Also, lest we forget, by NOT vaccinating you are endangering others who might not be vaccinated or are vulnerable due to immune problems by allowing yourself/child to be a carrier for others.

Good example from Salty's articles on the 1st page:

"...Rotavirus disease kills more than 500,000 infants around the world each year, primarily in low- and middle-income countries, she said. Before rotavirus vaccine became available, the disease was blamed for more than 50,000 hospitalizations and several dozen deaths per year in the United States, she said. ..."

 

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