Wow I've tried to read the thread in it's entirety.

I don't immunise my children. I don't do this as I have witnessed vaccinations "go wrong". I have also experienced the reaction of my oldest daughter as I chose to delay her vax & remove whooping cough from her vax. My daughter is ASD.

I don't know why she is ASD - but she reacted severely to the vax & she is ASD. Was I going to risk my other kids? NOPE.

My youngest daughter was born at 27 +5. I was told that I was risking her death by not immunising her at 38 weeks when she was transferred from her tertiary hospital back to our regional centre. I did not immunise and later found she was immuno compromised and vaccination could have caused severe and life threatening issues.

I don't know the answers - but RockinSAHD I think it's important to be respectful & gentle of others views. Most parents make decisions from a place that is the best for their child. We all make mistakes, we all err but we're trying to do our very best for our little people.

Compulsory vaccination goes against basic human rights. Nobody has the right to inject me or my children without my consent & it would be a black day if anyone tried.