Yes, it's a priority
No, not necessary
There's always a low chance someone will experience an allergic or adverse reaction to a vaccine. Plus, people get sick despite getting vaccinated; take the flu, for example. It...
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There's always a low chance someone will experience an allergic or adverse reaction to a vaccine. Plus, people get sick despite getting vaccinated; take the flu, for example. It's not a priority for me and my family.
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cristianne herbst
No vaccine is 100% effective for starters, the side effects are worse than the disease they allegedly protecting against. "Herd immunity" is a joke!
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And kids whose parents don't vaccinate them should not be allowed to attend school. Vaccinations should be mandatory.
ReplyYes and NO. I don't do flu shots' I also question the Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines. It sounds like a money grab from how it was marketed from day one. I do support all kid ones.
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