This is a question I get asked a lot. As a parent, I want to protect my kids from the things that are scary that they can be exposed to. Vaccinations and the dangers of diseases, especially when these kids are under the age of 2, the idea of “vaccinating” them has always been a concern for me. When I think about the potential dangers of vaccines, I think of the fear that parents must face.
But I’m not sure if it’s good to be afraid of a disease that can kill you. This is one of those questions that I think is a really good one to ask myself. There are other ways to protect your child from harm, but I think the best way to protect them is to make them as comfortable as possible.
If I had to make a list of the things I’d like better than what we’ve got, the main things I’d like to see are more science-based alternatives to vaccination. Other things I’d like to see are vaccines that make them safer (not the ones your kid could get from a vaccine), vaccines that would make it easier for parents to keep their kids vaccinated without all the fuss, and vaccines that are safe and effective whether your kid is a baby or a teenager.
I’ve got a list of some of the things that I would like better than any vaccine that I’ve seen so far. For example, vaccines that make vaccination safer. As I’m sure you all know that one of the main reasons your kid gets sick in the first place is that they have to be jabbed with a potentially toxic injectable. A vaccine that made it safer (and one that people could vaccinate themselves) would prevent a lot of these diseases.
This is a good idea too. I have seen a number of parents who are not willing to vaccinate their children, but are willing to take a shot, and they end up getting sick, and the kids get sick. I think that the best way to avoid this is to give your kids that vaccine that you should and not a shot. That way you can be sure that they are safe.
While some people would find this to be a good idea, it’s not the only good idea. Vaccinations don’t save the world, but they’re a good way to get rid of diseases that are spread by non-vaccine methods.
The thing is, there are a lot of kids who have gotten sick from vaccines and the parents who are not willing to get the shots themselves. By taking a shot and then not being willing to take the shot yourself, you are putting your kids at risk. Even if you are willing to get the shot and your kid is not, there is still a risk that your kid will get sick because you didn’t take the shot yourself.
Thats a good point. When a parent is not willing to get the shot, they are putting their kids at risk. So, if you are going to get the shot, why not do it yourself? The whole reason for vaccines is to prevent disease.
So, vaccinations are for the most part a good thing. We are supposed to get some sort of disease (like HPV) and die from it. One of the unfortunate side effects is that we are also supposed to get a disease which we don’t want to, and which might kill us. If we take a vaccine, we are supposed to get the disease for which we were vaccinated. We don’t know why yet, so we don’t know if the vaccines really do work.
Vaccinations do work, but they don’t really eradicate disease, they just make it less likely. To be sure of that, we need a vaccine that only works against the disease we want to eliminate. Which means the vaccine we get has to be as safe as possible, so it would be an ethical choice to get it from a source whose product is as safe as possible.
