Clarification needs to be created regarding VACCINATION vs. IMMUNIZATION. I’m all for immunization. The problem created by media and pharmaceutical influence is that people equate immunization with vaccination. Vaccination is simply injecting something into your body. This does not create immunity for your body. These are 2 totally different things.

A vaccine violates all laws of natural immune defenses by taking a potential pathogen along with all the TOXIC ingredients(aluminum, formaldehyde, adjuvants, etc) directly into your blood system. This process would never occur in building natural immunity. That last sentence is kind of an oxy-moron. Immunity is a natural thing. Vaccines are an artificial thing. With kids, they don’t produce any anybodies until after age 6 months. So why give a vaccine to anyone under the age of 6 months if they can’t produce antibodies. Even if the whole vaccine theory really worked, it would be absolutely pointless to inject a baby of 6 months or less with a vaccine . With a child’s immune system being very immature until age 2, the overload of 36 vaccines by the age of 18 months seems about as logical as drinking from a fire hydrant.

I guarantee all of you were vaccinated... Think about that. Don't deny your child of something that your parents did for you. You're depriving your babies of effective medical care!

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My 7yr old isn't vaccinated and this baby won't be eitger

To add on to this, IF it were true that vaccinations cause autism (it's totally NOT true, I'm just speaking hypothetically), autism is NOT the worst thing that could happen to your child. I'd rather have my child alive and autistic, than dead or maimed from preventable diseases. Children with autism are just as good and worth every minute as children without. Sorry, off my soap box.

please please please do your research and take careful consideration here. vaccines are not linked to autism. in fact, the "researcher" that came out with that finding recently admitted that he lied and his reporting false. unfortunately, because of people's unwarranted concerns, diseases that were not an issue just a few years ago are now a huge concern and spreading again because some parents aren't getting their kids vaccinated. please research herd immunity and how it effects those kids around unvaccinated kids. we are fortunate enough to have access to modern medicine in the US and we should be taking advantage of it, not taking a step backwards and welcoming back serious and deathly diseases.

Vaccines don't cause autism...

And everyone who decides not to vaccinate.. You're setting our society back! You're going to be the ones that start the next epidemic.

Anyone who chooses not to.. Try arguing the other way. Try arguing for vaccines and you will see that they have them for a reason. If they weren't good for you then they wouldn't be given all of over the world to everyone. Do you see people dying or polio? No, that's cause we get vaccines. Don't just give in to what you've heard someone say.

All of my children got vaccinated and are just fine... From 21 to 2

I believe in vaccines my son gets them every time they are due yes sometimes he gets a fever afterwards but with some Tylenol he is all better. I see it as a little fever or he could develop one of this terrible diseases that could end up killing him. I have had every vaccine even the chickenpox vaccine that they just started about 17 years ago. my grandmother tells me the story of her almost dying at 11 year's old because she got hep B for their family dairy cow and that's scary to me. I also had a great aunt that suffered from hep C from a blood transfusion in the 70s. I would much rather my son have the shot then the risk him getting something that could kill him or change his life for the worse.

@mommybella404, this is extremely untrue. I am a nurse and have worked with Peds for 4 years, have gone to countless vaccine conferences and read so much about vaccines. Please do not say they are linked to autism because that is very false. Vaccination is a parents choice but everyone that chooses not to vaccinate should google what these diseases look like in children and then decide if it's worth it or not to vaccinate.

I'm not vaccinating my baby until she is old enough for her system to handle it my son had a seizure after being vaccinated when he was 3 months scariest moment of my life. So I'm saying no

My cousin has autistic twins and they are grown men now. Vaccinations are just fine. Its your choice on what you want to do. Vaccinations are more so recommended not a must have. My children have theirs and they're just fine. I just dont give them or myself the flu shot. Now that is one shot I will not participate in.

that alone is a turn off

a few vaccines are linked to autism

Idk how I feel about it my bf doesn't want me to but Idk I was but he wasn't. what makes you not want to?