11 pregnant moms leaning toward not immunizing thanks to government

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I spoke today with a pregnant friend. She approached me about the

concerns of immunizations. We have had prior conversations about

vaccinating. I told her then that I would never tell her not to

immunize, but I did tell her to carefully consider all aspects before

deciding to immunize. At that time I told her unless her husband

and/or self are sexually promiscuous or IV drug users, hepB at birth

was rediculous. I suggested if she needs daycare at some point and

wanted to immunize for hepB to wait until then, at least give her baby

some time to age.

Well, that was two weeks ago. Since then she told me her husband is

pretty much against all immunizations and she has 11 pregnant friends

across the nation and they're all leaning toward not immunizing. One

of them is her sister, who is also afraid to immunize. According to

her it's because of the government's failure to properly test and

research vaccines and autism. So, it appears all us " whacked out "

mothers aren't the problem, it's the government. I gave her

commonsense tips if they do decide to immunize, such as waiting as

long as possible, only one at a time, not when sick, never give

tylenol, etc.

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> I spoke today with a pregnant friend. She approached me about the

> concerns of immunizations. We have had prior conversations about

> vaccinating. I told her then that I would never tell her not to

> immunize, but I did tell her to carefully consider all aspects

before

> deciding to immunize. At that time I told her unless her husband

> and/or self are sexually promiscuous or IV drug users, hepB at birth

> was rediculous. I suggested if she needs daycare at some point and

> wanted to immunize for hepB to wait until then, at least give her

baby

> some time to age.

>

> Well, that was two weeks ago. Since then she told me her husband is

> pretty much against all immunizations and she has 11 pregnant

friends

> across the nation and they're all leaning toward not immunizing. One

> of them is her sister, who is also afraid to immunize. According to

> her it's because of the government's failure to properly test and

> research vaccines and autism. So, it appears all us " whacked out "

> mothers aren't the problem, it's the government. I gave her

> commonsense tips if they do decide to immunize, such as waiting as

> long as possible, only one at a time, not when sick, never give

> tylenol, etc.

>