[jalisco555]

There seems to be a lot of doubt out there. Autism is real. If, in fact, there is a possibility of the combined chemicals having an adverse effect on children, why not seperate the shots until it can be completely proven? Personally, I wouldn’t take the chance. I would pay the additional cost of individual shots, as has been stated and spread them out.

First, in the absence of evidence that there is harm I see no reason to change the injections. But there's another reason not to make a change. The more office visits that are required to complete the vaccinations the greater the likelihood that some vaccines will be missed. People move, they forget, they don't realize they need to return for additional shots despite being told they do, etc.

[netmilsmom]

>>But there’s another reason not to make a change. The more office visits that are required to complete the vaccinations the greater the likelihood that some vaccines will be missed. People move, they forget, they don’t realize they need to return for additional shots despite being told they do, etc. <<

Kids cannot enter school without proof of those shots.
Nothing is missed.

[RC2]

You’re talking about taking responsibility for your own children. Not leaving it up to the doctors to decide. As I get older, I find myself talking more and more to my doctor when he recommends something. Luckly, he’s an open minded guy and explains things. Should I want to try something different, he goes along if it makes sense. He recommended blood pressure meds. I went with a natural product and I’m doing fine. It’s our body, we need to be aware of what can happen if meds don’t work. Especially with our children.