Arthur Brain
Well-known member
I had whooping cough as a baby, too. I also had mumps, measles, and chicken pox. We all did back in the day. My kids, on the other hand, had the required vaccinations (MMR, DPT, and polio sugar cube). They had no adverse reactions, and that was all that was required at the time. NOW, it's another story altogether. Too many vaccines, too much garbage put into those vaccines, as many adverse reactions to the vaccines as there are with contracting the disease itself. Plus, you can still get the disease even when you're vaccinated. There is a link between autism and vaccines (OR their additives), and the risk is greater than the disease in many cases. Big Pharma makes a fortune off of our children, and they don't give a rip about making SAFE vaccines.
Now, kids in Oregon can't even go to school if they don't get these vaccines (WITH ALL THE TOXINS manufactured in them). The nanny state is an ugly piece of work.
Good to see you back, Artie. :cheers:
It's gone overboard these days IMO. In times past parents used to have "chicken pox parties" where kids could get the likes out of the way. With whooping cough I do support vaccines as that thing can be a killer and I remember my parents being worried when I had the uncontrollable coughing fits. Otherwise, I've had measles and got two weeks off school (Weehey!) Chicken pox (another two weeks off school, weehey!)
Mumps on the other hand was an absolute female dog even if I did get another two weeks off school...
Thanks.
:cheers: