Please read this and tell me what you would do.?

Question

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My girl needs her next round in a few days and I'm really thinking if I should do it.

Answer 1

i have a 3 1/2 year old little girl that has had every one of the shots and she is perfectly healthy. I also just lost my son who was 2 day away from his 2 month birthday and he had not received that shot at all. My son died of SIDS so that shot had nothing to do with it. i would trust the babies doctor and if you have any questions i would print out that report and ask the doctor they should be able to tell you what it is all about and weather their is any truth to it at all.

Answer 2

OK, I didn't read the whole thing, it's pretty long, but I read enough.
I would ask weather or not the benefits of getting the shot were FAR more important than the risks of SIDS.
If you know your daughter is a high risk for SIDS, what can be done to monitor her at all times?
I would really make sure that it is that important for her to get the vaccine. I'm so sorry you are faced with this, how scary this must be.

Answer 3

The article is quite disturbing, but I wonder, when was this study done? If you have a printer, print off a copy and take it with you to the doctor's office and see what he/she says.

There are so many different types of new viruses coming along every day. Bird flu being the most known right now. My question to you would be: Will you take part of the vaccine if offered or will you take the chance that you and/or your child(ren) won't be affected by it?