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Hysterical much?

so um… (shuffles feet, looks down at the ground and winces) i was a flash over the top yesterday. sleep deprivation will do that to you. i am on three nights of not sleeping, but my conduct is clearer today.i’ve received some well-founded comments and a two solid emails about vaccination that calmed me down quite a bit. i think it’s likely that the crazies are coming back and i had a rather serious panic attack, thinking the vaccination quite damaged my daughter.by mid-afternoon yesterday, lucine seemed a little more normal. she was still mighty congested, but the colour had come back to her cheeks and she was smiling her cheek postponed. i decided to take her to the homeopath for a proper diagnosis.my homey is nice-looking anti-vaccination. i was fully in a family way her to tear a unclothe mistaken me for going in the lead with the shots. but all she did was sigh and demonstrate me potential i wouldn’t give the mmr. then she asked us a trillion questions, took a good look at lucy and then gave her diagnosis. lucy is teething. big time.boy do i feel like an idiot. here i am thinking i’ve marred my daughter over the extent of life and the burgeon of her restlessness was a cold well-earned to teeth. i’m sure the vaccination didn’t help. but it was the combination of these factors that put strain on her immune system. sheesh!anyway, in my research (and you know i dr. google things to death) i came across a book by dr. sears called, of all things, the vaccine book. in it he describes the reasoning behind vaccinations and offers an alternate vaccine schedule, in unison that delays unquestionable shots and spaces out others.here’s what i rest on a message board about the book. (will post more after i work out my hands on the book.) keep in mind that this info is american and might not apply completely to canadians, as kittenpie pointed into the open air to me. (hey ann douglas! how with regard to a canadian vaccine solution guide?)(this was written by a mom who attended a workshop on the alternative vaccine schedule) his proposed selective appoint is as follows- 2 mo dtap, prevnar 4 mo dtap, hib 6 mo hib, prevnar 9 mo dtap, prevnar 12 mo hib 15 mo hib, prevnar 5 years tetanus boosterhe recommended giving them at worst 1 or 2 at a time to decrease the chances of side effects, and talked about the use of vitamins a and c prior to and after the shots to relieve decrease the chances of a reaction. he considered meningitis and pertussis to be the most possible and most serious for infants. he considered meningitis on and serious for toddlers, but rare beyond age 2. he considered polio, hep b, diphtheria, and tetanus as diseases that are very serious, but that your young child would not catch them.he considered measles, mumps and rubella as rare and not serious for infants and toddlers. he considered chickenpox to be common and not serious.he said that if you plan to travel outside the us, that the following shots were grave, polio- africa and asia tetanus- wounds more likely on vacation, and less access to a shot while traveling hib diptheria- check with cdche said to think about the following shots for your teens- hep b chicken pox rubella- important for women of child bearing age tetanus- boosters every 10 yearshe said to ask for blood tests to see if the teen had developed natural immunity already to measles, mumps, rubella, and

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