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----- Original Message -----From: Nicolas MartinSent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 7:18 PMTo: medicalerrors-solutions@yahoogroups.comSubject: [medicalerrors-solutions] Re: When Parents Say No to Child Vaccinations--- In medicalerrors-solutions@y..., "Pulse Colorado" <pulsecolo@m...> wrote:
> Insurers force cramming of vaccines on babies and young children, it would
be interesting to research that factor instead of blaming the vaccines
themselves. Perhaps it is the cramming of the multiple vaccines that might be
causing adverse effects.
What adverse effects? Those that exist are so rare as to be almost
nonexistent. There is, for instance, about a 1 in 8 million chance of getting
polio from a vaccine. Compare that to the consequences of not getting the
vaccine.
As the massive study showed that I linked in my message, there are no
important side effects, such as autism, associated with the MMR vaccine. This
was a HUGE study. No reasonable person can dispute it. It shows that kids
that were NOT vaccinated were slightly MORE likely to get autism. People for
vaccination have study after study for support, people against vaccination
have superstition and things that go bump in the night.
There is no reason at all for kids who are not allergic to vaccines (rare) to not
get all the vaccines as they are normally given.
What has it got to do with insurers? I've never run into a parent who got a kid
vaccinated because they were told to by an insurance company. And if
vaccines were dangerous it would cost insurers lots of money to pay for the
results, so why would they push the vaccines? I thought they were greedy and
didn't want to spend money.
Most parent vaccinate their kids because they don't want them to get the
horrible diseases that killed and maimed millions. And they work! The
vaccines have saved millions of lives, yet there are always complainers...
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