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IvyTheTerrible wrote: »My uncle in law is sterile as a result of a mumps infection.
My great aunt was deaf, mute and mildly mentally handicapped a a result of a rubella infection as a baby.
A neighbour of mine is crippled from a polio infection.
Are those outcomes something you could cope with for your children?
As I wrote before. If my children don't have mumps by 10 years old I we get them the mumps vaccine. It only effects boys after puberty.
Rubella is rear and my children have passed the higher risk age for it.
If Polio comes within 1 country of where I am I will get them the vaccine. Thank god 99% of the very few cases in the world are half way around the world
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Do you understand WHY rubella is rare?As I wrote before. If my children don't have mumps by 10 years old I we get them the mumps vaccine. It only effects boys after puberty.
Rubella is rear and my children have passed the higher risk age for it.
If Polio comes within 1 country of where I am I will get them the vaccine. Thank god 99% of the very few cases in the world are half way around the world0 -
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As I wrote before. If my children don't have mumps by 10 years old I we get them the mumps vaccine. It only effects boys after puberty.
Rubella is rear and my children have passed the higher risk age for it.
If Polio comes within 1 country of where I am I will get them the vaccine. Thank god 99% of the very few cases in the world are half way around the world
You are wrong about mumps. Meningitis, encephalitis, deafness will all affect you no matter what age you are. You realise it can cause infertility in women too?
Rubella is rare because of vaccinations. So while hopefully mine won't get it yours are far more likely to. They won't thank you for it.0 -
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anothernight you wrote
"The schedule used in each country depends on the risks particular to that country."
The schedules I have looked closely are Germany, Ireland, France & Poland. Not a big difference in lifestyle or people. Yet some vaccines stop here in Germany at age 4 but in Ireland children can get it until 10 years old.
Each country does a cost-benefit analysis for their vaccinations. I thought that was common knowledge.
A lot goes into deciding these schedules. Example:
In Spain they changed the scheduling for MMR as a result of recent outbreaks. It used to be that they'd give the first shot at 15 months of age, and the second one between 3 and 5 years. Then in 2011 there was an outbreak (mostly in the south of the country). As a result, they changed the schedule to 12 months and 3 years. Why? 5% of people don't develop immunity with the first vaccination, but pretty much everyone does when they get the booster. With recent outbreaks in the country, they decided it was important to immunise people as quickly as possible. Surely that's a reasonable position to take? Surely you understand that?
(Source, in Spanish: http://www.elmundo.es/salud/2015/02/08/54d6074fe2704e641b8b456f.html)
Your link is outdated btw, at least for the Spanish schedule which is the one I'm most familiar with.
EDIT: At least for the Spanish schedule, your link isn't slightly outdated, but wrong for most of the vaccines. Either that, or the Spanish ministry for health and the Spanish paediatric association don't know their own schedule.
I guess I'll have to send the ECDC an email... It makes me wonder what else is wrong though.0 -
Straight Edge Punk wrote: »You seem to have ignored my questions.
Don't feel bad about it: he's ignored everyone's questions!
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Straight Edge Punk wrote: »You seem to have ignored my questions.
My children are 3 & 20 months. They don't play sports
There are very few children live near me. My children have the playground to themselves.
Sorry I also have to look after 2 kids & have a full time job. 0 -
As I wrote before. If my children don't have mumps by 10 years old I we get them the mumps vaccine. It only effects boys after puberty.
Rubella is rear and my children have passed the higher risk age for it.
If Polio comes within 1 country of where I am I will get them the vaccine. Thank god 99% of the very few cases in the world are half way around the world
You wanted a discussion on a propaganda documentary made by a criminal who tried to get a patent on a single vaccination injection before he held a press conference with his "conclusions" on the MMR.
You refuse to vaccinate your children on the basis that vaccines have done such a good job that your children don't need them. Have your children no friends? Do they never travel to visit family? What type of a hermit world have you created to ensure they don't become a risk to others? Air travel has proven that viruses and diseases can travel before there's a known outbreak. A carrier could get a plane/train/bus to your locality carrying a virus before you know it.
As for risks, there's risks in everything. I'd rather have a child with side effects from vaccinations than a dead child. And by your selfish actions of delaying and going against a tried and tested schedule you are damaging the herd immunity that the vaccinations have created. It's selfish beyond belief.0 -
CelticRambler wrote: »Don't feel bad about it: he's ignored everyone's questions!
I will reply to people who are not insulting or if the ask question that may be of interest to me and help the people reading to know more about vaccines. Do you have any input to help people understand vaccines more CelticRambler ?0 -
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borderlinemeath wrote: »You wanted a discussion on a propaganda documentary made by a criminal who tried to get a patent on a single vaccination injection before he held a press conference with his "conclusions" on the MMR.
You refuse to vaccinate your children on the basis that vaccines have done such a good job that your children don't need them. Have your children no friends? Do they never travel to visit family? What type of a hermit world have you created to ensure they don't become a risk to others? Air travel has proven that viruses and diseases can travel before there's a known outbreak. A carrier could get a plane/train/bus to your locality carrying a virus before you know it.
As for risks, there's risks in everything. I'd rather have a child with side effects from vaccinations than a dead child. And by your selfish actions of delaying and going against a tried and tested schedule you are damaging the herd immunity that the vaccinations have created. It's selfish beyond belief.
I will be honest. When it comes to my childrens health I am the most selfish person you will meet 0 -
My children are 3 & 20 months. They don't play sports
There are very few children live near me. My children have the playground to themselves.
Sorry I also have to look after 2 kids & have a full time job.
OK. When they are older, will you allow them be involved in team sports? If a group of children arrive at the play park, will you remove your children?
Would you allow them on a plane or another enclosed space for a few hours?0 -
I will be honest. When it comes to my childrens health I am the most selfish person you will meet
Selfish with your own beliefs, not your childrens health.
What about their mental health? If there's no children near you, who do they socialise with? Children need friends and peer groups to grow and develop, are you that selfish that you will isolate them because of your beliefs?0 -
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