vaccine food for thought

Ziegeficker · April 2013

Spooko:
And who's side, exactly, are we supposed to listen to? Because I'm pretty sure our country is very evenly divided.

klondikebar · April 2013

About vaccine accessibility, our school system passes out flyers with information about free vaccines through the county health system every year. It comes with the book fee and emergency contact sheets so I would think most parents give it a glan

MelissaRae1525 · April 2013

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RayRay007 · April 2013

Haven't read all of the replies but I'm surprised by the first few I read. I must be coming from a different (Canadian) perspective. I'm pretty sure you can't force vaccinations in Canada. I've never seen it being required for school or anything. You k

RayRay007 · April 2013

Also, I put this to you: Vaccines aren't 100% effective. They would not be able to prove that the child would not have died had they received the vaccine.

Ziegeficker · April 2013

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I don't know. People still commit robberies even though there's laws against it. So because some people still

Ziegeficker · April 2013

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Snapdragon750 · April 2013

In theory, yes. In practice, no. While I believe parents who don't get their kids vaccinated are 100% morally liable, legally I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of giving the government so much power to decide what I am required to inject

Ilumine · April 2013

Instead of making anyone liable after the fact, I would increase the person's insurance premiums, cost shares, co-pays/, and/or deductibles (all or a combination).

I believe that we should be able to do anything we want to our bodies, as long as

missyishere · April 2013

Ilumine:
Instead of making anyone liable after the fact, I would increase the person's insurance premiums, cost shares, copays/, an

Nita2603 · April 2013

Yes, absolutely.

pghmortdoll · April 2013

I am very pro vax, but I think there are too many factors at play here. PPs have mentioned a bunch of scenarios where I feel it would be difficult to decide whether the death of a child would have been directly related to the decision of the parent. <b

MamaKoria · April 2013

No, I don't. We vaccinate our kids but I don't think someone should be held liable for that.

J+MS · April 2013

No, I don't think they should be criminally charged. Probably wouldn't allow them in public schools or be eligible for state health care plans.

zeptattoo · April 2013

No. I think living with the results of their decision would be bad enough. Their kids, their choices.

cantalopes24 · April 2013

pghmortdoll:
I am very pro vax, but I think there are too many factors at play here. PPs have mentioned a bunch of scenarios where

thetheisens · April 2013

I know that there are parents that falsely claim religious exemption for vaccines so their kids can attend public school. If you aren't going to vax, then you also need to commit to home schooling and not risk others children's lives. As for there being l

gimmietimmies · April 2013

RayRay007:
Haven't read all of the replies but I'm surprised by the first few I read. I must be coming from a different (Canad

Ziegeficker · April 2013

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gimmietimmies:
So by the same token can I take other parents to civil court and sue for damages? DS has been in reverse isolat

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