One More Reason To Move Off The Grid

I definitely believe in immunizations, they do more good than harm and one of my children has Aspergers-no I don't blame his shots for it.

I am for immunization, we cannot live anymore in the past.

I believe in immunizations. We were going to go see a cousin in Michigan who lost her husband recently, but we will not go because there was quite an outbreak of measles recently. Apparently the infected people were out and about shopping and dining out and the virus will remain live for several hours after the infected person has left, so we opted to stay safe and stay home.

No I am not never ever.I have been and my children has been.People who get measles some would lose their hearing.

I immunized mine. Some of the diseases can have devastating effects. The shot at least gives the body a chance to fight back

Measle disease is also rampant in our country nowadays. The reasons why some of us refuse to immunized their children are because of culture related and believe of having serious illnesses that might cause by vaccines.

My children were immunized. I heard about the outbreak in New York City.

I'm not sure why folks always bring up autism as the reason people choose not to vaccinate. That's an old argument that most people who choose not to vaccinate aren't focused on. One thing I would like to point out from a Christian standpoint is that some of the vaccines contain aborted fetal cells. I don't support the murder of unborn children and I definitely don't want their cells injected into my children. Also, there hasn't been a test determining the safe limit of aluminum, which is in many vaccines. Aluminum is known to cross the blood-brain barrier and can cause autoimmune issues. I could go on and on...there's a lot of information out there about the harmful effects of vaccinating (information, I might add, that is being hidden and blocked as much as possible!). In the end, I think it comes down to taking the risk and vaccinating (with whatever side effects that may occur) or taking the risk and not vaccinating (with whatever effects that may occur).

@celticeagle I think I can explain a litle more about it. It is religious Jewish People not wanting their children immunized. The people you are referring to do not believe in that so they do not want their children immunized.

I don't have children; but I'd get them immunized. The myth about autism is just that...a myth.

I have mixed feelings about it. My children are grown now and have their own children, who have been immunized. There is still so much unknown about this issue.