[ SECRET POST #3542 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3542 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm skeptical simply due to my family history.

My brother is one of the few living survivors who had a major allergic reaction to the live pertussis vaccine. Kids like him are why the vaccine uses dead material now. He's in his thirties but has the mind of a 3-5 year old, is non-verbal, has no fine motor skills, and can't even wipe his own butt.

Me, personally, guess what happened after my first MMR? I got measles. That was a trip and a half. Thank God I was a healthy teenager at the time so I could handle it. I even still have the scars to prove it.

If I ever had children (since no one will take my reproductive organs), I would advise the adoptive parents to be very cautious simply due to history.

[ketita]

I'm sorry to hear that, anon. That's horrible, and I'm sorry it happened to you.

However, I hope you understand that this has nothing to do with vaccines' ability to prevent a host of horrible diseases.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

I generally believe vaccines are a good thing, but I do agree people need to be careful, preferably getting an allergy test beforehand, if possible.

For instance: Fluvax is based on eggs. It is also not a once-off, because flu has thousands of strains. Someone with an allergy to eggs has to find out if there's a non-egg version or just spend the flu season being wary of getting close to potentially sick people.

[(Anonymous)]

THANK YOU. This. THIS.

(As someone who wishes she could be vaccinated against the flu but lives in one of those areas where they won't get the non-egg version since "who cares about poor folks in Appalachia"...this is my sentiment.)

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

I personally don't have any allergies (except maybe a mild reaction to pollen), but they are something I have no problem acknowledging, maybe because I have lived my whole life with a mother who has a handful of allergies, including one to a number of insect bites that will have itching like crazy, and a gluten intolerance that ha shifted my diet a bit, because it's cheaper to just buy gluten free for some things.

[(Anonymous)]

If your brother is in his thirties, he has the mind of a person in his thirties.

[(Anonymous)]

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