H1N1 Vaccination

[buds]

insider:

Somehow, I am skeptical about jabs, about introducing 'foreign bodies' into mine...


Other than those compulsory jabs required in the Health Booklet of my kids, I don't bring them for any extras, incl the Chicken Pox jab.

Yaa... me too, insider.
Very skeptical.

I also do not look forward to
the reactions the jabs bring
to our bodies.

Hubs took flu jab b4 and the
following day he came down
with bad case of flu. Went to
doc for medz and asked how
come this happened. Doc said
it is his body's reaction to the
jab and also that flu jab does
not cover all kinds of flu...
since there are various kinds
of flu viruses around. :roll:

[westmom]

insider:

Reactions to jabs I still can stomach a bit...


It's those medical research on current higher reporting cases of kids with autism and other special needs as to whether such higher number is due to all kinds of jabs could be one of the reasons (other than parents nowadays are more knowledgeable and seeking treatment in a more upfront manner) that makes me frowned.

Foreign bodies introduced into one's body, this someone maybe OK with it but these bodies may then be passed on to his/her offsprings and who will know what kind of 'residual effects' (positive/negative) will be brought down to the future generations... :?

Am on the same page...there's 2 school of thoughts in this subject...pro-jab and anti-jab...I belong to the latter....

[amylqf]

insider:

Reactions to jabs I still can stomach a bit...


It's those medical research on current higher reporting cases of kids with autism and other special needs as to whether such higher number is due to all kinds of jabs could be one of the reasons (other than parents nowadays are more knowledgeable and seeking treatment in a more upfront manner) that makes me frowned.

Foreign bodies introduced into one's body, this someone maybe OK with it but these bodies may then be passed on to his/her offsprings and who will know what kind of 'residual effects' (positive/negative) will be brought down to the future generations... :?

so scarry. got any scientific prove? or you read or heard from somewhere?

[3Boys]

insider:

Reactions to jabs I still can stomach a bit...


It's those medical research on current higher reporting cases of kids with autism and other special needs as to whether such higher number is due to all kinds of jabs could be one of the reasons (other than parents nowadays are more knowledgeable and seeking treatment in a more upfront manner) that makes me frowned.

Foreign bodies introduced into one's body, this someone maybe OK with it but these bodies may then be passed on to his/her offsprings and who will know what kind of 'residual effects' (positive/negative) will be brought down to the future generations... :?

Mostly alarmist and unproven. Somatic effects don't get passed on to future generations via germ cells. If you ask me, TCM has far greater variability of response and unproven effects.

[molluscs]

Side track,


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http://www.blackelderberry.info/index.cfm?id=377

Alternative to just taking the jab.

[krazy]

my girl, hub and i took the h1n1 jabs cuz we will be going away on hols to japan and the situation there is quite bad.


my hub and i took it like about 3-4 weeks ago while my girl, only recently because the green light to let toddlers take it was given only several days ago.

side effects:
i would say, none. neither of us have fallen ill or suffered from any adverse side effects from the vaccination.

[VitoRelax]

So, to take or not to take ?

[agnesost]

Hi all,


School holidays are approaching soon. Will you consider to bring your child to inject H1N1 vaccination?

[auntieM]

Our whole family did ours couple months back and luckily all went well.

Quite scary to read about those that suffered side effects.

[Blobbi]

Know what u mean, auntieM. We did it too in the 1st few weeks of school in Jan. No side effects. The doc recommended it, since at the time, all new cases of flu were treated as Influenza A and would be prescribed Tamiflu with it’s own potential side effects on children.


For those interested, ask your doc for the mercury-free vaccine from CSL.