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Originally Posted by ILG
So, how are you feeling about all this now, ndavid? What is your wife thinking? (If you are uncomfortable sharing, I understand) I am just wondering how this has affected you and your future decisions. Are you going to forego all vaccinations in the future? Weigh each one? What are your thoughts?
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I'm upset that I didn't stick with my initial thought that we wouldn't vaccinate because of the toxins and side effects.
I'm also upset that even though we decided to vaccinate, I didn't have it done over a period of time, instead of doing them all at once. I've seen some good ideas regarding schedules and types of vaccines given together or in the same month and I wish I would have spaced them out.
I'm worried. Haven't slept well at night, because I keep checking on them to make sure they're okay. I've re-read the packing inserts and ingredients for these vaccines and feel awful that I allowed all of that to be injected within a matter of seconds.
Honestly, I've prayed more and harder the past weekend than I have in a long time.
I try not to say much about it around my wife. I showed her the NIH report I linked in an earlier post, and she made the comment to my sister that I was trying to make her feel bad about her telling me to go ahead and vaccinate, since our 5 year old received the same shots and was fine. That made me feel awful as well. I don't fault her at all. Our 5 year old daughter and one twin is fine, the other had a reaction. It's not my wife's fault, it's not the Pediatrician's fault, it's not God's fault...it's just our bodies are different and respond differently to the toxins. I do blame the vaccine, even though the Dr told my wife it can't possibly be linked, since she received the vaccine around 4:15pm and the infection was found around 12:30am or 1am -- IE, not enough time passed for it to be the vaccine. It's just too much a coincidence that she was fine until after she received the shots. I could be wrong, it's just an odd coincidence.
As far as any future vaccinations, our 5 year old hasn't received her MMR and won't. That is one vaccine that I don't want any of our children to get, and my wife supports that. Honestly, I'm back to being against them all right now. Definitely if we do decide to complete the 4 and 6 month shots, as we did our other daughter, they will be spaced apart and never multiple in one visit.