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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]An infant that is being breastfed receives whatever immunities his or her mother has, so babies actually can have some protection before they are vaccinated. One of my children was born during a measles outbreak and the doctor was very reassuring that my baby had a lot of protection through my immunities (which had been checked during pregnancy). [/quote] All babies receive congenital immunities. However, I wouldn't be comfortable relying on that to protect my baby. [/quote] There is a sad story in the autobiography of Jessica Mitford about her baby who died from measles in the 1930s. The public health nurse told her not to worry, because breastfeeding conferred immunity from the mother, but she'd never had measles, so there was no immunity to confer... Herd immunity is good for everybody.[/quote] There are lots of sad stories this decade of kids hurt or that have died due to vaccines. [/quote] Among 100 kids under 5 who get measles, 59 will have only the common and usually mild symptoms of measles e.g. fever, cough, runny nose, red, painful eyes, rash. 12 will have diarrhea. 14 will have an ear infection. 9 will have pneumonia. 5 will have measles croup. 1 will have measles-induced convulsions. Also, among 1,000 kids under 5 who get measles, 2 will have encephalitis, and 3 will have thrombocytopenia. Also, among 100,000 kids under 5 who get measles, 1 will get subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE). Among 100 kids under 5 who get the MMR vaccine, 86 will have only pain or swelling at the injection site, joint pain and stiffness. 4 will have high fever. 4 will be irritable. 1 will have swollen salivary glands. 5 will have a non-infectious faint red rash. Also, among 1,000,000 kids under 5 who get the MMR vaccine, 26 will have thrombocytopenia. http://www.ncirs.edu.au/immunisation/education/mmr-decision/measles.php[/quote]
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