COVID Vaccine Hesitancy Reducing Childhood Vaccinations, Study Shows

Medical Express ^ | Dennis Thompson | Dennis Thompson

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

The problem is not that you lied to me but that now I can no longer trust you.

[ransomnote]

In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled COVID Vaccine Hesitancy Reducing Childhood Vaccinations, Study Shows, where's_the_Outrage? wrote:

The vax got me questioning. My daughter is 11 and the Human papillomavirus (HPV) is recommended, but from what I’ve read it seems like BS. If I’ve raised her right and she is not sexually active I don’t see the need.

I don't trust any vaccines right now because Fauci said that the mRNA platform was 'so successful' that all vaccines would be based on that technology going forward. I don't believe they'd tell us which old style vaxxes are now mRNA. Kennedy Jr  will likely change that.

I checked the HPV vaccines in VAERS and the one currently administered, HPV9 / HPV (GARDASIL 9),  doesn't look too good to me because of the stats. I indicated to the database I wanted a count of all reports to VAERS for the current HPV vax after said vaccination which included an ER visit, hospitalization or death. The 'unknown' means no date was recorded for the vaccinated patient. Note that an estimated 1% of actual adverse reaction events post Vax are ever reported to VAERS.

Watching all those lying about how the Covid gene therapy 'saved' them from illness made me realize they base their information on either nothing or 'fake math.' So we don't really have an idea if the vax protects at all, the medical community is still lying about the 'protection' from the Covid vax, and in the instance of Covid, no one is really admitting that Covid vax decreases fertility etc.

I think 11 is too young to risk her health - perhaps you could wait until Kennedy Jr. does some house cleaning and the medical community figures out how they can actually provide true, useful information to the public..

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Hep B, WuFlu, HPV and Mpox are all vaccines that should not be necessary for babies.

And Dengue? There might be a couple of states where that might possibly be necessary but for the most part, unnecessary.

DTaP yes, IPV yes, MMR yes.

[HYPOCRACY]

That’s criminal and insane.

[lurk]

What kind of people are still getting poked today? And what kind of people would get their kids poked?

[1ScrappyArmyMom]

Not going to let them near my future grand baby. Nope.
We’re done with the demanding shot schedule.
I’m think a lot of conservative parents are revolting against the shots.

[1ScrappyArmyMom]

That’s what my son and his future wife believe.
Some shots, but spread out.
Nothing COVID or mRNA related.

[RightOnTheBorder]

The medical profession as a whole destroyed any credibility they once had getting in bed with the government. It makes perfect sense that parents don’t trust any of them.

[Maskot]

Wow! Ya think?? These people cannot be trusted

[SoConPubbie]

No, mistrust of the medical industry is reducing vaccinations by the public.

Nothing else.

[T.B. Yoits]

[Governor Dinwiddie]

I had all three of those diseases. I don't remember anything horrible other than a couple days
off from school. I was born before the polio vaccine, and I'm glad I eventually got that one.
Kids were scared of having to be put into an iron lung. It appeared to be a medieval torture
device.

[CTyank]

“Last year, 16 measles outbreaks were reported, compared with four outbreaks reported in 2023, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).”

What was the outcome for all the kids that got the measles?

Did they recover - just like we all did before there was a vaccine?

[metmom]

There’s a move in the right direction.

Watch the autism rate start to decline.

It’s one thing to get a life saving vaccine, like rabies, small pox, tetanus, etc, but far too many of these are NOT needed as the risk of contracting the disease is slim to none. Or at the very least, low enough that the side effects of the vaccines are not worth it.

[Disambiguator]

Good! Why do we need vaccinations with healthy eating and antibiotics ?

Antibiotics are only useful for bacterial infections.

That being said, there are plenty of remedies out there for both bacterial infections and other illnesses that are supposedly caused by viruses.

[metmom]

Actually, they’ll do better because even if they start to have a more serious case and start to develop complications or secondary infections, medical care is LIGHT YEARS ahead of what it was when I was a kid and had the measles.

We now have anti-biotics, anti-virals, and anti-inflammatories to dela with them.

[No name given]

If we have antibiotics and healthy diets, there’s no need for vaccines at all.

[Vendome]

+1

[Vendome]

Jail FauXi, his peers and acolytes and it would go a long way to beginning a phase of trust

[Persevero]

Well
Who could have seen that coming.

I am sceptical of all vaccines now. I never used to be.