It's amazing to me that people aren't more skeptical about vaccines. These are pharmaceutical drugs administered through injection, in many cases to babies with undeveloped immune systems. The media has done a fantastic job of silencing anyone who speaks up by labeling them a "quack" or "science denier."
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People act like the vaccines are only saline solution with a bit of dead virus. They act as though preventing measles or rotavirus or chickenpox is so important that we should never, ever question what we might be getting in place of that illness. Somehow to them life-long auto-immune conditions like arthritis, asthma and skin disorders and deadly food allergies (ie peanuts) are better than having a rash and a fever for a week. They are so afraid of dying from chickenpox that they find it acceptable to live a life of poor health without vibrancy.
For me, I don't want to be so afraid of dying that I give up my quality of life. There are better and safer ways of coping with the fever and rash that comes with measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox.
Indeed. The risk of known side-effects are abundant....they don't tell you why they occur. Why does apnea occur? I would say that was pretty vital information to anyone considering giving a vaccine to their child. If you don't know the answer, how could you possibly quantify the risk? Russian Roulette time again.