HIB is more prevalent in babies who have had the DPT and the HIB vaccines.

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By not getting the DPT and the HIB vaccines is the best way to avoid the

Hemophilious Influenza type B in your baby. There are many mutated

strains of the HIB due to the over uses of this vaccine. Just as the

" Fifth's Disease and the Roseola are the mutated versions of the Rubella

vaccine.

..It is true that children under the age of 18 months are more vulnerable to

HIB. But I must say that my oldest is 23 years old.. HIB was never

mentioned as a disease or a vaccine. When my 17 and 15 year olds were

infants the HIB vaccine was recommended if I intended to send them to

Day-Care... I did not and told the physican this. They did not find it

to be a need to push this vaccine after that statement. Also, the more

that they used the vaccine the more that there were be side effects of the

vaccine seen and then dismissed by the physicians as a coincidence.

----- Original Message -----

From: Kathy <felbatol@...>

> How is a baby protected from HIB if breastfed? I was also told if I wait

> till 18 months my dd only needs one shot. I figure by 18 months she is

> safe.

>

> I had found some web sites, but could not understand what I was reading.

>

> Kathy