[wtd]

As a vaccine-agnostic, I hesitated watching the video documentary "Bought" when I first came across the link to it today. In my area there is a lot of money going into facilities for autism related needs. My neighbor has an autistic child and very close friends of ours is a state specialist for autism related court cases. I decided to watch this documentary this morning and it certainly provided food for thought. The number, frequency and combination of vaccinations our children (babies - adolescence) are subjected to today - as compared to decades past - is outrageous.

My own children are grown with only one son (17) still being actively pursued by his pediatrician for the Gardisil vaccine - which I absolutely refused and will continue to refuse. If any of my adult children prefer to accept this vaccination, they will each make that decision of their own free will. The two youngest children 17 & 24 have severe allergies to nuts and shellfish - the first allergies in this family going back several generations.

I'm glad I watched the documentary and recommend it for consideration

• Bought, documentary video

[machogirl]

Thank you for posting your thoughts on this. I thought this documentary was well done. I did not have my girls vaccinated with Gardasil. As they are now adults, they decide on their own.