JustMeSee
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I find it interesting that you have such a negative impression of vaccination, and created this thread on possible ingredients of vaccines without that in mind.Are there guilty consciences about putting these things into your kids bodies?
Personally, I will not vaccinate my child because of the severe and life threatening adverse reactions to the vaccinations that my son had. Nobody or noone can convince me to do so after seeing my child almost die at birth and then see him almost be killed by lethal injection when the stupid doc assured me that vaccines are perfectly safe and my son had an anaphylactic reaction to them that very night. Come to find out that my sons immune system was not up to it and could not handle them. Further bloodwork confirmed that he should not have had those shots. Even the most recent blood work says that he is not to be vaccinated because of his immune system problems. So that is just my experience. I hate them, but am not going to condemn anyone else who wants to kill their kids. That is their business.
But, smarty pants, the reason I am asking is because I have a little cousin that drank antifreeze. You know, the blue stuff? Then my Husband tried to take out one of those energy saving light bulbs that says they contain mercury on the box, how tru that is, I don't know, and it broke and cut him and I didn't know if any of that got in his system through his cut. Then I am doing and essay about the difference of cremation and earth burial and I was also doing some studying on embalming and I was wandering what would happen if one of the embalmers accidently got stuck with the needle and some of the formaldehyde solution got into the blood stream. Are you all happy about my reasoning now?
Immunizations are a very touch subject and my son can't have them due to medical reasons, so I don't have to worry about that with him cause the doc's have said for him not to have them due to the special needs that he has.
I just thought that a cut would be a lot like an injection, and so would and accidental needle stick, and instead of expalining all this(which I had to do anyway) I just summed it all up and called it an injection.
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