I thought it was safe!
When my daughter was just 12 months, she experienced a potentially fatal reaction to a tiny amount of peanut butter. Inspecting everything that was going into her body, I didn't like what I was finding. So I began carefully reading food ingredients labels to keep her food simple, safe, healthy and pure.
We learned the hard way that not every food is safe for every child.
Where else might I be dangerously wrong?
I used to just believe that vaccines were safe and effective without evidence, without researching the ingredients or checking vaccine injury reports.
I assumed that high-quality, reliable safety studies were done on every childhood vaccine - and that the CDC's recommended vaccine schedule was science-based.
Looking through the FDA-approved package inserts for vaccine ingredients, I found things like 2-Phenoxyethanol, E. coli, Bovine pituitary extract, Sodium Bicarbonate, and Asparagine.
What are the risks of injecting a mix of chemical and biological ingredients into my daughter who already has a dangerously over-reactive immune system? Or into your children?
Doctors won't provide individualized healthcare
Pediatricians are pressured by state health departments to vaccinate all children with all CDC recommended vaccines regardless of our genetic differences, family health history,
or risk/benefit profile.
This makes perfect sense if your a big government agency looking at compliance numbers, but it makes no sense at all as a parent who wants to apply the latest science and
outside-the-box thinking to maximize your child's health.
Your children are at risk
If you don't have a customized vaccination plan based upon your own research and risk/benefit analysis that makes sense to you - then your children are by default a part of your
doctor's plan to support her employer's vaccination compliance numbers.
It doesn't have to be this way - you can take control of your children's health and welfare.
I subscribed to VaxCalc because my 8 month old daughter has a well baby visit this week and the doctor is going to push vaccines (we're behind schedule because she had two reactions to the first two rounds). I wanted to know exactly what is in the vaccines to have an educated dialogue with my physician.
And guess what?
He wasn't pushy at all when it came to the vaccines - he completely understood my position and I believe his understanding stemmed from me being able to have an open and educated dialogue about the exact contents in the vaccines.
- Carrie, NC
Who am I?
I'm a dad to three beautiful children (now in their teens). I'm a software developer, health-freedom activist, and vaccine safety researcher who did my own research to protect my children from excessive vaccination and the lazy one-size-fits-all
dangerous dogmatic thinking that afflicts too many pediatricians today. I've worked non-stop to build everything I've learned into VaxCalc®.