The problem with vaccines is that when they are given all in a bunch they can overwhelm the immune system and the result is the death of millions of brain nerve cells. It is far better to give just one vaccine and then wait a month or more and give one more jab. Then wait another month or more and give just one more jab. Repeat till all of the vaccines are given. Just not all at once.
That would make more sense.
For myself there’s the moral aspect as well, given at how closely tied the vaccine and abortion industry are. To me, nothing good will ever come out of that.
Also there’s the amount of lies we’re told. The smallpox for example being touted as the first success story for injections fails to mention that more kids died from the vaccine in the 1800s than the disease. That information is the kind of thing they try to bury deep.
After that incident with my son, I started looking hard. I was still in the military and had more resources.
I also had a buddy who’s dad was a doctor in Edmonton, and H1N1 was running around, and I asked him if he was going to get that shot. His reply stunned me at the time. He said, “Are you kidding? My dad is a doctor, he would never do that to us, let alone give us any vaccines.”
After that after making friends with another doctor in St Albert (He was president of the Alberta’s board of doctors for a time as well) and talking with him extensively, it was the same thing. Many just push things because doctors and the pharma companies are tied together for profit. When one really looks closely though, eating habits, hygiene, and proper nutrition and activity are far more important than anything else and are responsible for eradicating many things that vaccines claimed to. Clean water was a big one too.
At the end of it all, all I can do is trust in God. He made us and designed us with everything we need in life is my firm belief. He didn’t screw up our design.
For those that don’t believe in our Father, I just suggest that they start looking it rather heavily given our current events and the trajectory we are on.
Our pediatrician was ok with us wanting to stagger our sons vaccines so he didn’t have so many all at once
No, we’re not anti-vaxx but this was our choice based on extensive research
She said parents use alternative schedules all the time
I am convinced that with the progress made medically in the last several decades, that kids would be better off getting most childhood illnesses and developing natural immunity.
Any cases where the disease takes a turn for the worse, can go right to the hospital for appropriate medical treatment. I doubt we’d see the number of deaths and disabilities these days as we did 50 years ago when I was a kid.
Antivirals, antibiotics, and anti inflammatories would make a great difference.