Vaccines and anxiety attacks?

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So my baby just turned 1 and is due to get her shots and I am TERRIFIED of her getting the MMR shot and have been ever since she was born. Not because I think it causes autism but because I read a bunch of other things saying it caused neurological problems in kids brains and also a bunch of parents saying their kids changed after that shot and quite a few other negative things that I’ve read..... so because of that I’ve been having anxiety or panic attacks lately? I’ve never experienced something like that before and I just have a really bad feeling about this shot especially since she also seems to have a few food allergies and eczema and idk if she’ll have a reaction to gelatin in the vaccine and blah blah blah. Anyone else have something similar like this happen? I’m thinking to just delay the vaccine until she’s 2 or 3

Accepted Answer

Likelihood of a vaccine reaction is statistically less than 1 in a million.  Vaccines have been proven safe time and time again. Autism and other developmental issues are typically not clinically apparent until around the same age as when some vaccines (including MMR) are given, but there is no cause and effect. If you look at MRIs of babies at earlier ages you can see changes related to autism and other developmental problems. Since this is long before MMR, etc is given it has been proven that there is no relationship between the vaccines and developmental issues of any kind. There is however a relationship between NOT vaccinating and having significant illness, permanent disability, or death from something preventable. By delaying immunization you are just delaying protection and increasing the risk of morbidity and mortality from disease.

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Nope. I’ve read the scientific studies that WEREN’T funded by big pharma and found all of the same information you’ve listed in this post. I’ve also done a lot of research on the actual illnesses that the vaccines purport to prevent. There is nothing out there that my baby’s immune system or, worst case scenario, antibiotics can’t treat. I’ve have also studied the statistics on the CDC’s site, that’s available to everyone here btw, that show disease rates higher in children that have been vaccinated against each specific illness. But I can go on and on....vaccines are not the problem, is the adjuvants. And yes, they can  cause neurological issues. They use heavy metals (aluminum mainly these days) to create an immune response to fight the virus that they’re injecting the baby with because they assume that our immune systems wouldn’t switch on with out it. This immune response fights the virus and creates antibodies to the disease...if you’re lucky.  Titers have been drawn following vaccines and it was found that many of those vaccinated do not produce any antibodies at all. So basically, these people are just receiving large doses of heavy metals and other awful ingredients for no good reason.  The effects of heavy metals on the body, I’ll let you research yourself.  Be sure to search for vaccine induced encephalopathy, is more common than you think.  Search the influx of autoimmune disorders and sensory processing disorders. Ask your friends about any reactions their children may have had following vaccines and you’ll find that it’s far more common than what others try to tell you. Search this site and you’ll find mother’s wondering why their babies are not themselves since such and such vaccination. 
**You have a strong motherly instinct. You would not be questioning this otherwise.** 
I sleep so soundly at night knowing that my daughters immune system is intact and functioning like it should. It is your choice to vaccinate. You will get people who will try to tell you that you’re being selfish, putting your baby at risk or even putting other babies who can’t be vaccinated at risk. Do your research, understand the actual science (and profit) behind vaccines and you won’t even bat an eye at the ideas people will try to sling at you. Add me or message me or whatever you can do through this site if you want to talk more about this. I can add you to a Facebook site with loads of knowledgeable people if there’s something I can’t answer for you. Good luck!!

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Well I think it's better sooner than later, and technically that stuff is not proved to have happened because of the vaccine. 
My daughter had the mmr vaccine when she was a few months old, she's 1 year old now and doing just fine, and I will continue to give her all the vaccines the doctor tells me to. In my country they don't scare us about stuff like that, they make us see the good things which is that our kids will be protected.

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Think about the word vaccine three times and the tin foil hats will appear

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It is normal to be concerned and worried. But do not delay vaccination unless your child has a medical reason to do so.

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When I have anxiety about medical things, it really helps me to talk to my doctor. The internet is not a good place to go for medical worries, because you’ll have comments from fact-fans and whack-jobs right next to each other. It’s too much. Ask ONE person who you trust, a person who is licensed to advise you. 
It’ll be okay. You’re doing a really good thing for your kid, and I can tell you’re a really good mom who cares a lot ❤️

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Don’t believe what you read on the internet. Please, there are millions of kids who go the vaccine and turned out fine. Please, vaccinate your child.

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Then don’t get it. Go with your gut mama. We don’t vaccinate and plenty moms opt out for certain ones.

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In India it's mandatory to get MMR at 9 months... all babies do... it's a govt mandated vaccine so u can't opt out.. and it's good also given that there are still so many cases here... mine got a day after she turned 9 months... nothing happened to her.. not a rash, no fever, no reaction touch wood... she was just cranky for a bit after the vaccine... which I would be too if u showed me a toy and then put a needle in me (just kidding) 
Anyway so if 9 month olds can take it I am sure 12 months can handle it... Rolex and get the vaccine...

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I think it’s normal to get anxiety over these things, but let me put it this way: if you were a young kid after 1971 in the US, you probably got the MMR vaccine. You’re fine, right? (Except for the anxiety attacks, lol). Pretty much everyone under 50 had had it. How many of us have severe neurological issues?

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