thread: we dont want to give vaccs but.....

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
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    we dont want to give vaccs but.....

    i am really worried about whooping cough. Can the vaccine for this be isolated?

    My doctor told me that it cant....

    It is the only one I would consider giving. We are very concerned about the levels of heavy metals, teh connections to autism, the relevance of some of the vaccines (australia is now basically measles free apparently) in vaccinations...........

    Any ideas? Any wys to boost any natural immunity to whooping cough?

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jan 2009
    hiding under my desk!
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    you can get a homeopath to make up a whooping cough one. infact all can be done homeopathically

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
    3,094

    yeah i was looking into that - did message tracey but havent looked into it further....

    its just really scarey, its the only one that i have a fear of........

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2009
    hiding under my desk!
    1,432

    i think if you are bfing her and she isnt being exposed to it (put in the trolley at the supermarket) type exposure you are doing the best any way to protect her..iykwim? being so close to you in her sling keeps her so much safer too.

    check out here
    www.visainfo.org.au
    Last edited by Oorki Galoorki; February 25th, 2009 at 09:28 PM.

  5. #5
    paradise lost Guest

    One of my friends doesn't vax and both of hers got whooping cough at 10months and 4 years.

    I won't lie and tell you it was a walk in the park, both of them were quite ill for quite a long time BUT niether had to go to hospital, and both survived and got better within a few months. The 4 year old was no longer BF but the baby was and he definitely benefitted from the BM when he couldn't eat (they both lost quite a lot of weight).

    When you made the decision not to vax you did so by weighing up the relative risks. I know it's scary when you are faced with the reality of the situation, but with no-vaxing you have to trust your decisions sometime hun! Eventually they are exposed and you deal with it as the generations before vaccines (who were generally in poorer health than you and yours will be, and no doubt got iller and died more often because of it!) did.

    The only way to get immunity to a disease is to have the disease (or in some cases the vaccine, though not all vaccines use the actual disease cells to stimulate antibodies). Find a GOOD reliable homeopath to look after you all. My friends have a naturopathic doctor who understands and respects their aversion to western medicine and it makes a huge difference because instead of offering the same thing they don't want again and again they help them find alternatives.

    Best of luck.

    Bx

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Member

    Mar 2006
    Getting to know Brisbane all over again
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    Kitt3n we don't vax ari as her big bro has autism and even the dr said he would risk it with our family history.

    As hoobley said - you have to trust your instinct and research not to vax at some time. We recently had a measles outbreak here and I was in the same boat - freaking out about did we do the right thing etc. I changed a lot of my routines so she wasn't in high risk areas - Dr offices, supermarkets, schools, during the outbreak and told all my friends we weren't Vacinated and could they let me know if they or anyone they were close to had come into contact and we would stay away until it passed. Basically I was faced with this equation, measles, whooping cough etc very dangerous diseases but DD is a healthy little girl and we have access to good medical facilities if she did get sick where as autism is forever.

    There is homeopathic info I can send you via pm if you like - very interesting.