Eh. Neither of my children are vaccinated at this point in time, and this article doesn't upset me. It's important people make decisions based on facts, not myths. Our decision was based on our own personal risk factors and circumstances, which are constantly changing, and it's for that reason that we review out choice not to vaccinate regularly too. My opinion changes with new information. At this point, with neither of our children in childcare, both receiving breastmilk, both parents currently able to be at home the majority of the time, we feel the risk factor is low. Some things, like rotavirus and hep c, are not necessary at this age in our situation. But I don't begrudge others for whom it is.