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View poll results: Will you vaccinate your baby
Yes! 43 55.13%
No! 16 20.51%
Yes, but we will space them out 19 24.36%
Undecided 0 0%
Voters: 78. This poll is now closed

 
 
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Old 07-06-2008, 09:16 PM
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Default Will you vacinate your baby?

We no longer vacinate. All of my children but my 2 year old has had vaccinations though. My 2nd child developed Kawasaki Disease 3 days after his 4 year old vacination and while they won't say it caused it they do not know what does cause it, and Kawasaki IS an autoimmune diesease. I have done lots of research on it and it makes me go hmmmm. (like now they had to add a warning to the rotovirus vaccine that is can cause Kawasaki Disease. My sons was severly sick with this disease and could have died. He did not suffer anyurisms but already had cardiac changes on day 11 when he was admitted into childrens hospital including the swelling of one of his coronary arteries) When my 4th child recieved his 18 month old shots he had a severe reaction. (The "rare" kind that is listed on the vaccine insert) He screamed solid for 1 whole day, exremely high fever, very strange regressed behavior (he stopped interacting and talking. He just sit on the floor and stare or cry) It was a very scary time that involved MUCH prayer. 10 days later he broke out in a severe rash that looked like measles, but then he started recovering. That was the last vaccine he had. I felt like God was telling me not to vaccinate the baby when I had him and had to sign a waiver in the hospital refusing the newborn heptB shot. I'm not against vaccines but I do feel like people should be treated as individuals and what works for one might not work for another. After much praying and research (TONS of research) we decided not to do vacinations.
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