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How many times do you go shopping in a week? Do you put your child in that shopping cart that other kids have been slobbering on? Maybe they weren't slobbering on it, but putting their germy little hands all over where your childs hands are now. Maybe it wasn't a kid at all, but an adult who has a child at home who's child goes to daycare, and caught measles from some kid that missed his vaccine? Now your kid has measles. Or mumps, or chicken pox... has anyone ever seen a child with teta__s??? You can get that from stepping on a nail, getting a splinter, getting a cut... teta__s is a bacteria that lives in our normal world, outside, in the gra__s, on plants, on your family dog. I'm not saying it's time to panic, but be smart and protect your children. We have the benefit of modern medicine, which mankind has never had before. Small pox has been eradicated from the world due to vaccination. Has anyone ever wondered what that wierd circular scar on their parent's and grandparent's shoulder is? That was the smallpox vaccine. Measles, mumps, and rubella is well on it's way to eradication because of vaccination. Hepat_tis A is now given to children to prevent food borne disease. Hepat_tis A is transferred from fecal-oral route. This means that the next time you go to McDonalds, you had better hope that the 16 year old cooking your child's chicken nuggets washed their hands after wiping their bottom. The Hepat_tis A vaccine makes your child almost impervious to a disease that causes diarrhea, cramping, vomiting, and dehydration. You know that if your child is dehydrated, and can't keep anything down, you take them to the E.R. and that usually ends up in a bill of at least $700.00, if not more. The idea of vaccination is to prevent disease, and the a__sociated healthcare costs. Yes, there is a suspected connection with the mmr shot and autism, but nothing has been proven, or disproven as yet. Due to the healthcare situation of our nation, not everyone has adequate health insurance. Many parents take advantage of the "shots for tots" programs offered in many states, whithout their child getting the appropriate physician checkups, and as such, if a notable change is noticed in the child's behavior after a vaccination, they are a) not always reported, and b) the child's behavior is not adequately doc_mented prior to the vaccination, so there is no standard for healthcare professionals to make a comparison to.There has yet to be determined a definate cause for Autism. Environmental, and genetic factors are currently to blame. (Courtesy www.cdc.gov, search "Autism") My point is, maybe you use "Purell" or another brand of disinfectant. Read the ingredients. The active ingredient is most likely ethyl alcohol. Alcohol only kills bacteria. Not viruses, or fungus. Most of the vaccines your child will get are against viruses. Also, imagine that you are a newborn baby, and you have just gone from a sterile environment into a world where the very air seems to attack you with various bacteria, viruses and fungus. The only defense you have against this attack are the few antibodies which your mother gave to you during your time in her womb, and through her b___stmilk. Keep in mind, ladies, that most antibodies are too big molecularly to fit through the fine mesh of a placenta, which means that many of them never make it into your child's system. Your child cannot produce most antibodies until they are almost 3 months old. Giving them these shots gives their immune system a "wake up and smell the coffee" smack, and preempts them to produce antibodies and blood cells that are specialized to fight these illnesses. The immunizations later on, at 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, etc, are like stepping stones. They are teaching your child's immune system what is bad so that it can fight it off with higher efficiency. Of course, we can never immunize against everything, but at least we can immunize against what we know. As for the statistics I came up with "1 in 10,000", I have to admit that they were fabricated to prove the slim chance your children may have of catching one of the illnesses which are commonly vaccinated for. The actual statistic is 1 in 272,000,000 for measles, 1 in 1,359 for Hepat_tis B, 1 in 8,500 for Hepat_tis A, 1 in 2,254 for Chickenpox (Varicella Zoster Virus), 1 in 100,000 for pneumococcal meningitis, and 1 in 6,800,000 for teta__s. Some of these numbers are very low, which most medical professionals attribute to the comprehensiveness of vaccinations in recent years. All of these statistics courtesy of www.wrongdiagnosis.com. I am sorry to be so long. I simply wanted to state my point. I hope that you all will take it into consideration, but above all, make the decision that is going to be right for your child and your situation.
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