And that is what…3rd hand? 4th hand? information via the “IL gossip chain”? 🤣 By the time info travels from a wife to a DH to a MIL!!! (enough said), and then down the grapevine….who knows, LOL. |
No connection between SIDS and vaccines. All bs. |
80% of SIDS cases have been vaccinated in the past week, usually in the past 2 days. |
My mistake it’s 75% reported to have been vaccinated within the past week, not 80%. Per vVAERS. |
Yes, I think it would change something. It would change him to a parent who is taking ownership vs. being passive/lazy and leaving all decisions to the mother |
Go ahead and share the citation. |
| Have you read the list of ingredients? |
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214750021001268 |
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34258234/ |
https://vaccinedeaths.com/2025-05-12-sids-concerns-rising-vaccine-death-link-resurfaces.html |
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My neighbor refuses to vaccinate her 4th and 5th children but vaccinated 1-3. I wonder what happens to people’s brains when they hit kid #4 and 5. Their pediatrician said they wouldn’t see them anymore and now they’re more or less stuck with urgent care for any illness.
I don’t know what they’re going to do when the kids reach school age. But, my kids are older so I’m not worried about it. We can still be friendly even though she’s a bit of a weirdo. |
Sounds like you should MYOB. |
LOL. It’s that simple right? You mention it, and BIL just poof! changes his mind and tells his wife is going to be! Easy peasy! This strategy is very highly likely to get your side of the family iced out of their lives for a long while (and extremely unlikely to get BIL to vaccinate his kid anytime soon) And I think that not vaccinating their kid is a very poor decision. But it is indeed their decision. |
Those are not credible sources. |
That simply because most babies get their vaccines. |