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We need to look at why we send our young one's to other's care in the first place.
The future says that we change this practice, and adopt a family first attitude, not materialism first.
While my personal opinion is that it is ideal if a mom or dad can stay home with his or her children I can't discount those who choose to work for personal reasons or need to work for economic reasons. The people who will be punished the most are those who fall into the "need to work" category because they have no way to opt out of the forced vaccination. They are cornered.
So if you are basing a decision not to vaccinate on internet stories from parents who are convinced vaccines damaged their children, despite the mountain of scientific evidence otherwise, you might want to reconsider that decision.
I've already clearly stated how I went about making my decisions regarding the flu vaccine and it was certainly not limited to "reading internet stories from parents who are convinced vaccines damaged their children".
While my personal opinion is that it is ideal if a mom or dad can stay home with his or her children I can't discount those who choose to work for personal reasons or need to work for economic reasons. The people who will be punished the most are those who fall into the "need to work" category because they have no way to opt out of the forced vaccination. They are cornered.
We need to look at why we send our young one's to other's care in the first place.
The future says that we change this practice, and adopt a family first attitude, not materialism first.
The unfortunate reality is that when things have devolved to the point of systematic harm being inflicted upon children, we have a much bigger problem than stay at home moms could possibly solve.
No one ... not children, nor adults can feel safe and secure when the industry they believe is working to safeguard their health is actually undermining it. This is where the problem begins, beacause government can only promote or mandate what the healthcare establishment has on offer.
My daughter had a very long (at least 8 hr) up close and personal (child literally hanging on her, breathing and coughing into her face) exposure from a child brought to day care with "just a cold" which turned out to be flu. She was also exposed from other kids in the day care. Children, especially young children of day care age, have poorer hygiene than adults and help spread the flu that way, too. Kids are contagious for at least 24 hours before they have symptoms as well. DD did have a milder case of flu than if she had been unimmunized, I think 3-4 days.
Bottom line is I think every child who attends day care should be immunized for flu.
Yes, that was my daughter's problem, she ate too much sugar.
After you typed that your daughter was immunized and got the flu from an unimmunized child, your argument, documentation, posts, hereafter, become, pretty much, irrelevant in my book.
At that point, nothing makes much sense. They either work, with mitigating factors present, or they don't. We pick a strain to target and it's just largely a calculated guess.
Bottom line, if your vaccines are so great and necessary, they would have protected your daughter. But they didn't.
After you typed that your daughter was immunized and got the flu from an unimmunized child, your argument, documentation, posts, hereafter, become, pretty much, irrelevant in my book.
At that point, nothing makes much sense. They either work, with mitigating factors present, or they don't. We pick a strain to target and it's just largely a calculated guess.
Bottom line, if your vaccines are so great and necessary, they would have protected your daughter. But they didn't.
Yeah, I really wonder about this example. Katiana is saying that the flu vaccine failed to work because her daughter's exposure to the flu was so long and intense. That shows a serious lack of understanding of how vaccines work. If she had immunity, it would not have mattered how long or intense the exposure was.
Yeah, I really wonder about this example. Katiana is saying that the flu vaccine failed to work because her daughter's exposure to the flu was so long and intense. That shows a serious lack of understanding of how vaccines work. If she had immunity, it would not have mattered how long or intense the exposure was.
Read this to my DIL who is visiting for Christmas. She is a nurse and is shaking her head - YES - to your post.
I'm guessing they do bad things to children. Children are not getting smarter, they are getting dumber, more withdrawn. Autism, and other immune system diseases, as well as allergies has increased with the increase of vaccines. No other country gives this many vaccines, or has the troubles we have.
Comparing infant mortality statistics to other countries is essentially impossible, since other countries have different definitions for live births. Very preterm infants that may have a slow heart rate or gasp after birth are counted as live births in the US, although survival is impossible because the lungs are too poorly developed to take in oxygen. Other countries count those as stillbirths. That skews the numbers in a way that makes the US look bad.
At least the government of China allows that kind of thing to be reported.
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Read this to my DIL who is visiting for Christmas. She is a nurse and is shaking her head - YES - to your post.
