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I wanted to know what everyones outlook on vaccines are. Do you vaccinate your children, why or why not? Have you researched vaccines or are you just making a society based desion? What do you think are the pro's and con's. * I will start, I am VERY anit - vaccine, I used to not be and actually got my 14 month old son all of his vaccines up until he was 12 months. AT that appointmen the doc told me to make sure Kendetrick wasn't sick at his 15 month appointment because he was getting the MMR shot and it is liked to Autism! So, I started researching,- I research EVERYDAY possible, I have decided to NOT vaccinate my son further because the risks of the vaccine really outweigh the risks of him getting any of these 'childhood disease'. PLUS the ingrediants of vaccinations.MOST vaccines contain Mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde, aborted fetal cells, animal cells, ect... If you look at the death rates there are far more deaths from vaccines the there are from the disease we vaccinate against

2007-01-13 12:36:25 · 4 answers · asked by Your Momma 2 in Health Diseases & Conditions Infectious Diseases

Here is the site for the ingrediants
http://www.vaccination.inoz.com/ingredie.html

2007-01-13 12:49:17 · update #1

Oh, I, am not undecided - I am completely against it. Please, I don't want you to try to persuade me to vac, I just want to know if you do and why, and how and what effected your decion.

2007-01-13 12:56:12 · update #2

4 answers

We stopped vaccinating our son after his 6 month shots. We talked to the pediatrician because my son's cousin is autistic and the link did concern us-the pedi said stop vaxing! I also did tons of researching, it's not the easiest decision to come to-especially because it's so mainstream in America-babies get a hep b shot right after birth! Also a lot of them are merely there so kids won't miss school-like chicken pox. I think it's just getting ridiculous. I haven't had any boosters, most adults don't, yet they have their kids get vaccinated. Doesn't make much sense to me! Oh, we're also catholic and don't like to inject ourselves with aborted fetal cells.

2007-01-14 08:13:44 · answer #1 · answered by me 4 · 2 0

Some children do have some reactions to certain vaccines; but the majority do not. I vaccinated both my children, and both my children have had their kids vaccinated. Autism is actually birth related and not vaccine related. A child shows signs of Autism between the ages of about 3 up. So, I would not put too much credience on that statement.

Childhood vaccines are done to prevent children from getting communicable diseases...and are not life threatening.

Sometimes we can get so wrapped in the opinions of scientific studies that are inclusive, it puts us in fear of acceptance.

Case in point, although not related to vaccines. My daughter-in-law made a huge mistake of taking the advice from a child-rearing book, and second, made a poor choice in her childs doctor. The doctor had insisted that the baby could get along on nothing but formula and milk for the first year of his life. Sadly she listened. The result was he has a severe sensory problem and he will not eat anything substantial. Even now, at the age of 5 years he has cronic ear infections, hypoglycemia and his eyesight is poor. He wears a bi-focal lens at his tender age. The only things he eats are Peanut butter, green beans, peas, he'll drink chocolate milk only and have trix yogurt or pudding. This is his diet. He has to have his bloodwork monitored as a regular precaution...and has also been hosptialized with a hypoglycemic attack. He was also in special thearpy to get him to eat that much.

So, with the second child, after being told by mom here to change her attitude, she did. Their second child eats normally.

I hope this helps you make the right choices.

2007-01-13 20:51:23 · answer #2 · answered by chole_24 5 · 1 1

The reason there are more deaths from vaccines than from the diseases we vaccinate against is because of how effective vaccines are. If nobody got vaccinated, millions of more people would die and become disabled from completely preventable causes. Just because some people have negative reactions to vaccines (and it's a tiny, tiny minority) doesn't mean it's smart to not give them.

Either way, I wish you and your son luck and health, but I'd much rather roll the dice with vaccines than with the diseases they prevent.

2007-01-13 21:13:45 · answer #3 · answered by Brad 4 · 0 0

a vaccine caused my son to have chronic epstein barr-which is associated with certain tumors.

the world is full of add, ibs, cancer, all sorts of diseases which can actually be worse than the natural occuring kind!

bad vaccines! AWEFUL!

2007-01-13 21:43:22 · answer #4 · answered by giggling.willow 4 · 3 0

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