[browneyedgirl]

My daughter is due to have her mmr vaccine in 3 weeks. My husband and I had decided that we were going to have the vaccine separated. When my husband spoke to the dr today to tell her that we were planning on separating the shot, she went on to tell him that there is no proof that the mmr vaccine causes autism and told him that the vaccines are now thimerosol free. She managed to change his mind and now he doesn't think that we need to separate the vaccine. I don't know what to do. I fully intend on giving her the vaccine I just don't know whether or not I should separate it or give her the 3in1. What would or did you do with your child? What are your opinions on this subject? Thank you in advance.

[Fixer]

Spread them out separately. Never more than one at a time to reduce likelihood of adverse symptoms and/or overloading the body.My opinion on the subject is that all vaccines are in fact highly toxic and there are large numbers of people harmed or killed by it. Every year nearly 1000 children die from the MMR with thousands more suffering adverse short or long term side effects. They say thimerosal doesn't cause autism, fine. How about the other, other long list of toxic chemicals known to be neurotoxins and toxins to the nervous system??? You have thousands and thousands of children suffering side effects and not just autism. How can they keep on saying it's safe and effective? That's like buying a defective big screen TV that's already caused thousands of house fires but the manufacturer refuses to fix the problem and says it's still safe.Underlying facts are undeniable from purported basis intended to bolster the rotted foundation of an underlying evil...

There is no proof that separating the vaccine is any different from the 3 in 1, or that vaccines are harmful. The"nearly 1000"children who die of the vaccine is less than 0.01% of the number vaccinated. That's less than any medication, and less than how many die of measles (345,000 in 2005).

If I could do it all over again I would seperate the shots. My son has Aspergers. A form of Autism.I don't believe the shots actually cause autism but I believe they can trigger things already in someone that can bring the autism to the forefront.There are so many shots now days that we are overloading our kids.

I would separate vaccine. Even your doctor told you that is fine, you don't want to risk your baby. Also I would separate it just to have a peace in mind. I don't want to think and worry about that all the time. If you are not sure that it's safe then don't listen anybody, separate it.