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LOL Uli - not being vaccinated doesn't mean that she will get the diseases. Many of the diseases we get vaccinations for are very rare (if not totally gone) in today's society. And if her child contracts a disease, she has access to good clean healthcare - something our ancestors may not have had. And besides - vaccines aren't 100% effective anyway nor are they as good as having natural immunity from actually contracting the disease. Im not anti vaccination but I am all for informed consent and I don't think all the vaxes are safe yet. Babies and children today receive more vaccines than ever before - often several at one time. I don't think that approach has been around long enough to prove that it is safe. There was a rotavirus vaccine that had to be pulled from the market several years ago because babies started dying from intestinal problems after getting the vaccine.
We are all entitled to doing our own research, talking to our healthcare professionals and then making up our own minds.
We are all entitled to doing our own research, talking to our healthcare professionals and then making up our own minds.