Reply With QuoteDitto! I would add chicken pox to that too
I got all 3 :/
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Ditto! I would add chicken pox to that too
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The Chicken Pox vaccine annoys me. It wasn't on the schedule when my 1st 2 were younger and by the time my 3rd was due for it she'd already had Chicken Pox (she had it at 4mths old) so none of them had to have it.
I've done some reading and have decided against it. If she decides to have it later on she can but for now I've signed the form with a big fat NO.
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I mentioned this in another thread but they know something is wrong with it and its not working, they are thinking of introducing 1 or 2 more additional shots with the program :/ Great... that'll convince me!
Kelly xx
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So does that mean they'll have 4-5 doses instead of 3?
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Have they already upped it to 3? Hahaha I didnt know. And it seems its still not working! What alot of effort.
Kelly xx
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I said no to it for myself.
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Yes, there are 3 doses listed on the form I have. I thought they only had 2 last year
The list of side effects is 2 pages
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Oh yeah and thats what I forgot to say too... they found HPV in very young children (who have not had sex of course) so there is no guarantee this is going to work anyways if you have it after.
Kelly xx
Great, I got all 3 also. When it first came out and it was free my doctor drilled it into me. Most people will say well get a second opinion, but this doctor (so i thought) was awesome. He's written a whole bunch of medical journals and books, which he said was actually his job and being a GP was just a hobby. So when he was flogging this vaccine and pressuring me to get it (mind you no mention of the std/wart business) I thought well he's a smart man I should just take his medical advice and get it
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I don't know if it still happens (probably does) but GPs/docs etc get bonuses for the vaccines being done in their centres... when there is a monetary incentive... well.
Kelly xx
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I must admit that this thread has opened my eyes a bit.
My DD had her vaccination back in 2007 when it first came out...it was spruiked as be a total prevention of cervical cancer.
If I had a the information I am reading now back then I would not have had it done
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Kelly xx
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I thought the same thing until today as well RB.I must admit that this thread has opened my eyes a bit.
My DD had her vaccination back in 2007 when it first came out...it was spruiked as be a total prevention of cervical cancer.
If I had a the information I am reading now back then I would not have had it done
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Can I ask, as a non vac'erwhat is wrong with the Hep B for teens???
I just assumed that being in the risky age group for hep b through bloody sports, and hopefully not for a long time, sex, that it would be good?
My son got it last year, and my DD is due this year, through the school........
Please, can you tell me the pro/con of this one???
They had no prob at all with me denying all the others, they were great actually, so if the Hep B isnt a good idea, I'll have no worries saying no.
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The biggest problem with vaccines is the shroud of censorship around them. We should have the right to make informed decisions about our and our children's health, but that requires ALL the information, and the ability to openly question and discuss. I don't care what decision someone makes for themselves or their children, but the secrecy that surrounds vaccination reactions and ineffectiveness makes my blood boil.
Hep B is made on mutated yeast. Yeast is quite a destructive little bacteria when not kept under control and this is relating purely to the gut. I have yet to find any research relating to the effects of yeast specifically when injected straight into the bloodstream, but I have found studies that show cerebral fluid from autistic kids is packed full of yeast that shouldn't be there. Of course there will be a difference between a child who hasn't developed their blood-brain barrier and a teenager. I also still trying to understand how making a vaccine on yeast will effect antibody production, as studies not relating to vaccines show that having a yeast imbalance stops the white T cells from enveloping other bacteria and virus', so what happens when those virus' and bacteria are made and bred in yeast??? So many things unknown and untested and likely not to be tested or known until manufacturers or scientists have no choice but to look.
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Money too. All for profiteering rather than health care. And if people don't see it - or choose not to - then wow, the manufactureres have succeeded
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For those of you who had it done, don't worry about it now - if you didn't have problems with reactions or anything then you're fine. But it was probably a moot point to have it done if you weren't tested for the virus in the first place to see if you already had it or not. That's why I thought it was bull**** too because unless you were a virgin when you had the needles, then there was a chance that you had already come into contact with the virus, making the whole point of the vaccination, well, pointless.
Oh and pay attention to the media as well - for every 'negative' vaccination story shown on TV or in the papers, it is nearly always followed up by a separate 'positive story' - usually some tripe about how wonderful the vaccine is and how the Dr's have made a 'breakthrough' in the treatment/prevention of xyz disease. maybe I'm just getting cynical in my old age LOL, but that can hardly be a coincidence.
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