I keep hearing bad reports about vaccines and children so I will share this

I had lost my SS card and needed it to get a new job a few years back. Off to the health dept. to get a birth certificate for a new card.

As I was filling out the form I heard a nurse type person telling some Mexican woman that she had to bring Julio or something like that in to get 8 vaccines to "catch up". I almost felt like saying something but I am not trained in medicine.

I have wondered what happened to that kid. My pets get the minimum vaccine required by law, the rabies vaccine. I recently found out it was only needed once every three years locally.

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Trying to figure out what your pets have to do with this. Mentioning the pets changes the context and not sure what you are trying to get across.

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As I was filling out the form I heard a nurse type person telling some Mexican woman that she had to bring Julio or something like that in to get 8 vaccines to "catch up". I almost felt like saying something but I am not trained in medicine.

I have wondered what happened to that kid. My pets get the minimum vaccine required by law, the rabies vaccine. I recently found out it was only needed once every three years locally.

The kid is probably ok. Hopefully. Unless he or she is sensitive to something in them.

8 !!
Damn, that's a lot of vaccines. I think up here we only do mumps, measles, and rubella. The MMR vaccine. Smallpox was a sugar cube. I think everything else is optional. Those 3 have been around forever, so they have them figured out. It's the new vaccines that I don't trust.

I give my pets the required vaccines, but as the get older, I taper them off to once ever 3 years, or as long as the rabies lasts. If rural, you should have the rabies. There are odd animals out there.
I watched a porcupine spend all day up one of my trees the other day.

Originally posted by Skewed
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Trying to figure out what your pets have to do with this. Mentioning the pets changes the context and not sure what you are trying to get across.

A human being is entitled to a greater level of consideration than an animal or pet.

Children should not be treated as experimental animals. That's my opinion. --------------

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Thanks, now I got it.

Come to my area, you will see horse barns better than houses.
Yes, it is bothersome to see us treat other animals better than our own species.

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Years ago a close relative took a child in for vaccines. Something went wrong. I had a prized pet fall over dead days after a multiple vaccine. These events are in the past.

People should space out vaccines for children. I have only pets. Personally I don't/won't take a vaccine.--------------

Originally posted by snowspirit
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The kid is probably ok. Hopefully. Unless he or she is sensitive to something in them.

Turns out We're all sensitive in some degree... I would link to My thread about the ingredients used in this vile and unnecessary creppola, but I have reasons not to. Do a search on "Ingredients in Vaccines Amaterasu" to bring it up.

I WILL link to this information...:

www.ahealedplanet.net...

Vaccines are making Us ill.

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I'm glad that in Canada, after elementary school, they're optional.
I got talked into a measles shot in college, and the next day, I had to cover all exposed skin with makeup. Little red dots everywhere. I couldn't afford to miss classes.

I don't get flu shots either, thankfully they don't push them here. Vitamin D, and good food.

If for any reason I do get sick, which is rare, my medicine is gingerale, chicken soup, and potato chips.

ban vaccines.

I want to die of small pox, be crippled by polio, deafened by measles etc etc