You are right that the anesthetic is another possible cause of the autism. I have also listened to a story of a child who was completely unvaccinated getting autism because of anesthetic. The mother in this video got a double-whammy when the child had anesthesia and vaccines both within one day of each other -- either alone could have done it, but both together increased the chances.
HOWEVER, if you keep listening to the video or reading my summary, you will also see how the child reacted horribly within a day of their round of shots at 4 years 8-months. To me this really confirms that this child has extremely poor tolerance of vaccines. That reaction and regression into advanced autism/illness can hardly be denied as coming from vaccines.
You are right that no medial procedure is without risk. Of course VACCINATION is a medical procedure! So why would anyone assume that it is risk free?
This woman's story is not alone. I am posting multiple stories here to show how common vaccine injury is. One story can be dismissed as coincidence, but story after story after story is harder to dismiss. Especially, like you say, when you realize that any drug/vaccine/medical procedure carries risk.
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It's a balance of risks. Vaccines are less risky than the diseases they prevent.
I weighed the risk of each vaccine against the risk of each illness. I read a whole book by a Medical Doctor about this -- outlining the number of occurrence and damage and death from each illness (ie. Chickenpox) and he laid out all the known risks of each vaccine (read manufacturers insert with each vial). In each case, the vaccine was riskier than the illness (for the general public).
Each parent should analyze each vaccine for themselves. I'm glad that you are comfortable with the risk you are assuming. I have come to the opposite decision as you. Thank goodness we each have freedom to decide what medical procedures and drugs/vaccines we feel like putting in our bodies!
Ha! I caught you.. Your only human, I knew it - you slipped up. Those all upper case letters at the end of your comment, well I recommend you edit that out. Remember, take it easy this is hard work.. Stay professional your rep is very important. Your ability to stay cool is what people are looking at, they are trying to decide if they should trust you.