The CEO of Merck is anti Trump. I hope President Trump will take on the evil vaccine empire soon.
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I hope so too. In the meantime, just say no. Know the required vaccines for your state for school admission, and avoid the others that your research shows are a problem.
Don’t give consent for very young babies to get them. Some of the vaccines are less problematic as the child gets older.
Most states still allow for religious objections, so there’s always that route to go.
Re: vaccines -
Our youngest grandson is 18 months old. My husband and I tried to talk our daughter out of vaccinating at all. She did agree to slow walk the schedule for his shots, getting half the recommended vaccines on each visit, making it necessary to make two trips separated by a month or so.
Two things we ran into - if you decide not to vaccinate sometimes pediatricians will dismiss your child as a patient. The other thing was the insurance company will not pay for a second visit for the other half of the vaccinations. So her dad and I offered to pay for the second visit. Baby is in daycare so he has to have some of them.
My daughter is not a “think outside the box” person. She was born in another country and lived in an orphanage for a couple of years so “big authority” is something she doesn’t like to buck.
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I hope so too. In the meantime, just say no. Know the required vaccines for your state for school admission, and avoid the others that your research shows are a problem.
Don’t give consent for very young babies to get them. Some of the vaccines are less problematic as the child gets older.
Most states still allow for religious objections, so there’s always that route to go.
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Thanks for recapping that advice!