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« on: May 12, 2024, 06:49:06 PM »No shipping on the ecoflow to Hawaii. Thats kind of a bummer.
I bought my ecoflow from battery bills in mapunapuna
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No shipping on the ecoflow to Hawaii. Thats kind of a bummer.
Death by other causes than the disease addressed by the vaccine is irrelevant. You can leave the doctor's office after getting the shots and die in a car crash, but that's not a good argument against vaccines.I mean sids is what they are calling when a child dies after being vaccinated. That is why there is no "deaths" related to vaccines, it is just SIDS
99.9% is NOT a 100% guarantee (notice the numbers are different). Vaccine compensation programs are for the very rare cases where the recipient has an allergic reaction to an immunization. The programs began in the 1980s as a way to prevent vaccine shortages lower vaccination rates which both risk a resurgence in the diseases being vaccinated against. It's a no-fault settlement program which compensates patients or parents financially for unpredictable negative outcomes of vaccinations.
If your child has the SAME RISK of dying from the vaccine as from SIDS, why NOT vaccinate? As least SIDS is not communicable. The diseases, though, are communicable, and put other kids at risk.
So, you prefer the risk of death over the risk of some unproven side effect?
The outcomes are obviously not equivalent.
When doing cost/benefit and risk analysis, you not only look at the probabilities of outcomes, but also the severity of each outcome. Death is the worst possible result of your decision. It makes more sense to err on the side of preventing death than preventing a side effect. That's not just an opinion. It's a logical evaluation of the available solutions. Doing nothing puts your kid at risk as well as others. Taking the vaccine only puts your kid at risk. That fact alone supports vaccination.
If your kid dies of a preventable disease I hate to be the one but "I told you so".