Vaccinations?

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just wondering what you ladies are choosing for your little ones and why!

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I also that that people who don't vaccinate are stupid. I grew up in a medical family. There is nothing that proves vaccines cause autism or any other genetic disorders. It has been proven over and over again that it is better to vaccinate your child.

Also, if you don't vaccinate your child you could be causing harm for other children that they are around.

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I'd like to clarify that I don't believe vaccines cause austism. I'm concerned about the efficacy of the vaccines themselves and the unintended consequences they can cause. If you are familiar with epigentics then you know vaccines (and any injections for that matter) can activate proteins causing asthma, cancer, developmental delays and dormant immunological deficiencys. This coupled with the fact that vaccines are only effective for a few months or years (you can get a more clear answer directly from the vaccine insert) I don't believe it is in my best interest to vaccinate my child.

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I am pro vaccine. And I think people who don't for any other reason besides medical reasons are real stupid.

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Working in medicine i have seen people catch some stuff that i wouldn't ever think was a big deal and have complications. I figure if i can give my child the best shot at being disease free I'm going to do it.

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We are doing a mix....skipping some and getting others plus a delayed schedule. I'm not stupid and I've done my own research.

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I grew up surrounded by health care professionals... I'm going to get my little one vaccinated because I've seen can happen if you don't and what I haven't seen I've heard all about.

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Also if there were no vaccines, people could still be getting yellow fever, tuberculosis, diphtheria, rubella, the list goes on and on. If you could prevent your child from getting those, why would you not?

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I am choosing with my 2nd to do Dr Sears vaccination theory. Baby still gets vaccinated but they don't do so many vaccines in one visit. So I will have more dr visits but baby won't be getting like 6 different vaccines all at once.

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There's no scientific evidence that vaccines cause autism (yes obviously there are risks) 
I would rather get a shot than get sick was some preventable disease. (i got the chicken pox for my 18th birthday because I was allergic to a certain antibiotic and couldn't get vaccinated)

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We have an immune system for a reason. Say no to vaccines

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