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To: SeekAndFind

This is pretty easy.
If you want your kids protected, vaccinate and they WON’T get the disease.
If you don’t want to vaccinate, fine let your kids get sick.
If you have a child that has an immune deficiency keep them home. Why in the world would you let your child go to school anyway if their immune system can’t handle a cold.
Don’t force me and mine to do your government’s bidding. I still believe some vaccines make children sick and hurt or kill them.


16 posted on 02/03/2015 12:26:30 PM PST by lucky american (Progressives are attacking our rights and y'all will sit there and take it.)
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To: lucky american
If you want your kids protected, vaccinate and they WON’T get the disease.

Wrong. Doctors are not always right. The medical profession doesn't know everything. My daughter received vaccinations against most well-known illnesses, including chicken pox. She got chicken pox. Her doctor was stunned, and said "Oh well, she'll never have to worry about getting that again!". A few years later, we brought her into his office telling him it looked like chicken pox. He said it can' be, but quickly reversed himself after examining her. Then he said "Well it looks like you can get it multiple times after all." He wasn't a newbie, but an authority on childhood diseases and the president of the SF Health Commission. He was the guy other doctors went to for advice.

18 posted on 02/03/2015 6:00:36 PM PST by roadcat
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