Andy Wakefield speaking on steps of Austin State Capitol – Texans for vaccine choice.
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13 Reasons Why the CDC is Right and You Should Vaccinate Your Kids#android#iPad#retweet
By Jennifer Margulis
If you have any reservations at all about the current CDC vaccine schedule, don’t worry. It has been scientifically proven that there’s absolutely no reason for concern. Vaccines save countless lives, just like antibiotics. And the more vaccines we give, the more lives we save. Just like antibiotics. Adverse reactions from vaccines occur but they are really rare. It certainly does not matter how many vaccinations we give our babies at one time! Why should it? Listen, if you drink too much water you can die of water poisoning. Vaccines are like that: as safe and benign as water.
All those articles, podcasts, blogs, talks by M.D.’s, scientific studies, and TV news reports that are making you have some doubts about some of the vaccines given to children in the United States? Are you becoming concerned that we are giving 49 doses of 14 different vaccines before age six? Are you worried that children in America have more chronic diseases (like asthma, allergies, juvenile diabetes, Crohn’s disease), autism, and learning disabilities than at any other time in America’s history?
You’re smarter than that…
19 More Cases of Whooping Cough in Vaccinated Kids#android#iPad#retweet
by sattkisson
New reports of 19 more cases of kids with whooping cough–all had been vaccinated.
It’s time to stop falling for the propaganda and examine what’s really wrong–as well as what’s right–with some vaccines. It isn’t logical to talk about vaccines as if they are monolithic: all good or all bad. Some are more effective than others. Some are more necessary than others. Some are safer than others. One person may do well with a certain vaccine but another may suffer a terrible side effect. Just like any medicine. The goal is to make the most effective and necessary vaccines as safe as possible for as many as possible. Just like any medicine. Penicillin saves many lives and occasionally kills someone who’s allergic…a great medicine for those it works for; a deadly medicine for the few who can’t take it (but that doesn’t mean they are “anti-medicine”). It also doesn’t mean that those who are allergic to penicillin should be forced to take it or bullied for not taking it.
Read the story below about the new cases of whooping cough (pertussis) in vaccinated children in Utah…