Hello Michiel,

> 09 May 06 20:41, you wrote to me:

>>> we have people here who reFuse to have their children vaccinated for
>>> regIgious reasons. That too is fanatism in my perception.

>> And possibly a self-correcting activity...

> If that were all, I'd have less of a problem with it. But these children can
>infect others and so they are a danger to others as well. Vaccinations are not
> fool proof...


It is interesting to note that when vaccinations were stopped in
California, the autism rates rates dropped noticeably there.  While this
report didn't take into account other possible factors that might
contribute to autism, I would also think that the number of other factors
that might contribute to autism are a bit limited.

I can't see giving a child vaccinations that contain antifreeze.. nor
mercury... and some of them do from what I understand.

My mom refused to have my brother immunized because of his extensive
allergies.. he almost died after the first vaccine he got. No one could
convince her otherwise after that.

Take care,
Janis

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