[Mamzelle]

This is not a reliable journal. There is a push for hysteria in the anti-innoculation mindset. I know I really can't reason against it when there are so many running around like chickens with their heads cut off. Just check out pictures of those kids with measles…that's just a tiny taste of what can happen. Go to your family cemetery and look at rows of little children who died in the early part of the 20th century of diphtheria.

We don't remember what it was like before vaccinations.

[CaptainAmiigaf]

I scanned all the way to YOUR post before I found what I’d “hoped” to see.
Most people my age (80) will sadly remember a time when kids didn;t complete a school year without a class mate dying from DPT,whooping cough, scarlet fever, samllpox, POLIO, measles, chicken pox, or a long list of other “childhood diseases”.
I think the majority of today’s population has NO memory of outbreaks of those once dread diseases. Worse, there is no memory of why they no longer run rampant through the schools.
Your suggestion of examining old cemeteries and seeing the appalling numbers of child deaths between a few months and the late teens is an excellent one. If one went to a cemetery and actually charted death ages, I’m afraid to think of the awful percentage of below age 10 deaths.
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[Black Agnes]

Morgan Verkamp isn’t a journal. It’a a law firm.

Do visit their page and read the information there.