Anonymous wrote:So you think people should not make medical decisions for themselves of for their chidlren, but the government should make those decisions for everyone, for the good of society?
Anonymous wrote:So you think people should not make medical decisions for themselves of for their chidlren, but the government should make those decisions for everyone, for the good of society?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we all agree that the posters who love to call other women's parenting decisions crazy are mean spirited and tiresome?
Not when it comes to not vaccinating. Everything else, yes.
the anti vaxxers are horrible. they are going to ruin the herd immunity that has been keeping the rest of us safe since the industrial revolution.
that is a crazy parenting decision. end of story. anyone who wants to debate it is a fool. we should send all the non vaxxers to an island to live together and get one another sick.
If they will be free of crazies like you, PP, then I would happily join them. My kids are vaccinated so I'm not concerned about them getting sick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we all agree that the posters who love to call other women's parenting decisions crazy are mean spirited and tiresome?
Not when it comes to not vaccinating. Everything else, yes.
the anti vaxxers are horrible. they are going to ruin the herd immunity that has been keeping the rest of us safe since the industrial revolution.
that is a crazy parenting decision. end of story. anyone who wants to debate it is a fool. we should send all the non vaxxers to an island to live together and get one another sick.
If they will be free of crazies like you, PP, then I would happily join them. My kids are vaccinated so I'm not concerned about them getting sick.
You believe in false science, then. Vaccines aren't 100% effective. No one is 100% safe. Anti-vaxers hurt everyone.
How do you even leave the house with this much fear? I am confident that my kids are safe from the diseases we vaccinate against, understanding that nothing in life is foolproof. And I know that just because other people are not vaccinated does not mean they are diseased or contagious -- they are just not vaccinated.
Anonymous wrote:her 2 yr old is happy and healthy so it seems to be working.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No duh, 21:48. Docs don't prescribe antibiotics for colds or sniffles. And that has nothing to do with opting out of vaccinations. Didn't some kid recently die from chickenpox? Could've sworn I saw a headline about it today.
Ugh you'd be surprised. I loved our pediatrician until I brought DS in with a cough/runny nose and he wanted to prescribe antibiotics without any further testing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't she the one who fed her baby solid foods by chewing it up herself and then spitting it into her baby's mouth, or was that some other actress?
That's her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we all agree that the posters who love to call other women's parenting decisions crazy are mean spirited and tiresome?
Not when it comes to not vaccinating. Everything else, yes.
the anti vaxxers are horrible. they are going to ruin the herd immunity that has been keeping the rest of us safe since the industrial revolution.
that is a crazy parenting decision. end of story. anyone who wants to debate it is a fool. we should send all the non vaxxers to an island to live together and get one another sick.
If they will be free of crazies like you, PP, then I would happily join them. My kids are vaccinated so I'm not concerned about them getting sick.
You believe in false science, then. Vaccines aren't 100% effective. No one is 100% safe. Anti-vaxers hurt everyone.
Anonymous wrote:Loved this article. The website might not be safe for work. It's called "I f*cking love science"
http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/dear-parents-you-are-being-lied
Alicia is so dumb. Another Jenny McCarthy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we all agree that the posters who love to call other women's parenting decisions crazy are mean spirited and tiresome?
Not when it comes to not vaccinating. Everything else, yes.
the anti vaxxers are horrible. they are going to ruin the herd immunity that has been keeping the rest of us safe since the industrial revolution.
that is a crazy parenting decision. end of story. anyone who wants to debate it is a fool. we should send all the non vaxxers to an island to live together and get one another sick.
If they will be free of crazies like you, PP, then I would happily join them. My kids are vaccinated so I'm not concerned about them getting sick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we all agree that the posters who love to call other women's parenting decisions crazy are mean spirited and tiresome?
Not when it comes to not vaccinating. Everything else, yes.
the anti vaxxers are horrible. they are going to ruin the herd immunity that has been keeping the rest of us safe since the industrial revolution.
that is a crazy parenting decision. end of story. anyone who wants to debate it is a fool. we should send all the non vaxxers to an island to live together and get one another sick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2606066/Miso-soup-prevent-measles-Why-Alicia-Silverstone-feeding-two-year-old-son-plant-based-diet-instead-getting-vaccinated.html
No vaccinations at all...no meds (wet socks to bring down a fever)...a plant-based diet will keep her kid from ever getting sick...crazy, right?
So who is going to buy her book?
I won't buy her book, but I'll look at it in the library. I often think that there's some truth in things like this that at first sound crazy. Her thesis that eating a very clean, healthy diet is the basis for health sounds plausible to me. I think the health of the mother, including what she eats and has eaten during her life pre-conception, has a big impact on the health of the child.
If she doesn't want to vaccinate her kids, that's her choice. If she wants to use cabbage leaves and breast milk for colds, OK, whatever.
Just because some of her ideas seem kooky, doesn't mean all are. I am a firm believer in the value of eating the proper foods, and eliminating all chemicals from environment and diet. I've seen the difference in my family's health, so at least that part of her parenting philosophy is sound. The rest of it, well, I'll read it in the library.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can we all agree that the posters who love to call other women's parenting decisions crazy are mean spirited and tiresome?
Not when it comes to not vaccinating. Everything else, yes.