Vaccinations are not required for children to go to school!?

Question

Why it is that people think that children must be vaccinated to enter school? All 50 states have waiver forms for either religious, medical, or philosophical reasons. If a waiver form is signed then children do not need the immunizations, and the school cannot say anything that would keep the child from going to school!!!!!

You might want to check the ingredients of the vaccinations before you give them to your child. Many have formaldehyde, lead, mercury, and other toxic poisons. Also, most vaccinations are made from aborted fetal cells.

Just because you vaccinate your child, it does not mean that they will not get that disease. I know someone who was vaccinated for Meningitis and died from Meningitis. I would rather take my chance without them, then to get cancer from all the poisons in vaccinations.

Answer 1

The best thing you can do for your child is boost their natural immunity. The healthier the child the more their immune system will fight off disease. Or you can inject them with some toxins(that is the easier way). Our 4 year old son is healthier then his vaccinated friends. They are always suffering from colds, ear infections, asthma the list goes on. He attends public school with no issues. The sad part is that the majority of people are brainwashed into thinking these are a necessity. It is like sheep being herded through a field........

Answer 2

It's definitely an interesting topic. More parents are claiming their children cannot get vaccinated due to religious reasons even though they do not practice a certain religion on a regular basis- pretty much just a scam/excuse to get out of it. I have no problem with vaccinations because I trust doctors and don't think the vaccinations will cause harm to children. I can understand why some parents would be against this though.

Answer 3

If you think vaccines give you cancer, and this is why you don't want to give them to your kids, then I suppose you don't use a mobile phone, drive a car, eat or drink anything, or breath for that matter.

Yes, there is still a chance that you could catch the disease with the vaccine, but have you ever read a history book about how prominent these things were before the vaccines were invented.

You are the reasons people should have to pass a test to become a parent. I prey your children survive to an age that they can leave you and make their own decisions.

Answer 4

Right. The issue is that most states only allow medical or religious waivers. What if someone is simply just flat out opposed to vaccinations? It's hard to get a doctor to sign off on that so most parents have to lie and say it's for religious reasons. Most states need to back off on the vaccination laws. I think most parents would still vaccinate.

Answer 5

Research has consistently shown that vaccines are safe for children. Most of the worry about the safety of vaccines came up when a researcher in London published a study linking them to Autism. That same researcher retracted his results a year later when his research was found to be faulty. Additionally, after the study came out and some parents stopped vaccinating their children, the rate of Autism diagnoses actually went up the next few years, not down.

When I have children, I will vaccinate them.

When people don't vaccinate their children, then a bigger problem gets created and we run the risk of having an epidemic of diseases.

Answer 6

I know that. Sadly those exemption forms exist. Thankfully I'm blessed to know that my children are protected from the non-vaccinated children, and in turn, my kids won't risk infecting the others with childhood diseases that can have serious complications that even lead to death.

I'm happy my kids are safe. :)

Nice to be educated, isn't it? :)
As for the meningitis, as someone else stated, there are different strains. The child you speak of passed away from another type of meningitis.
You're another one of "those" people who I liken to belonging to a cult.

Answer 7

My son is 8 and has had all his shots and he turned out fine.

Oh and there are different strains of meningitis and the vaccination would be for the most common strain and that poor child probably got one of the others.

Answer 8

I choose to have my children vaccinated, I just choose to delay the schedule in which they do, and it's done before they enter school. People think their kids need to be vaccinated before school because they DO need to be, unless you have some religious or medical exemption. Think about it. Who will be the ones crying when THEIR child comes down with a case of lockjaw because they stepped on a rusty nail while out playing, and they're hospitalized because they can't eat or drink...it won't be me.
As far as the ingredients in vaccines, you really should look the information up instead of caving in to the mindset that they are all dangerous to our children, because for the general population, they are not.
p.s. You think vaccinations give you cancer? Then you had better stop eating, stop using the computer, stop breathing, because all that will too.
Please stop the idiodacy

Answer 9

Because schools are probably one of the top places where its easiest to catch a virus/other sickness. Children are naturally dirty and germ spreading, so vaccinations must be used in order to prevent 1 sick child from infecting hundreds of children, then the children's siblings and family, and anyone they come in contact with.

and about the ingrediants. Everyday we are exposed to those harmful, and some more harmful things. Its only in concentrated, large does that we get sick or die from them. and the fetal cells is an entirely different debate that some people are fine with and others agaisnt.

Answer 10

I"m curious..where other than a website have you been able to find all of this information(especially about the fetal matter)? I am very interested in it. This is some serious issues. I got all my shots when I was a kid and my daughters will get theirs. Thats my choice, better to be safe than sorry.