Are We Afraid Yet?

Three months have gone by, have the enforced mandatory vaccines? Just wondering.

The Massachusetts' border is less than a half hour's drive form my house in New York State. Fortunately I live in a rural area which would make enforcing such insanity difficult to do here. I have unusual and terrible reactions to a lot of different medicines so I would not take any chances with my health by getting that vaccine or any other flu shot. Shortly after my daughter's first birthday, I let them give her a flu shot at her checkup. A week later she was so ill she needed to be hospitalized and we almost lost her. She never got that shot again and she hasn't been sick since. She's almost 5 now and aside form the routine checkups, I've had no need to bring her to the doctor's office because she is a healthy little kid. I've never had a flu shot and despite being exposed every year, I've never gotten the flu. I'm not going to let anyone force something on me and my family that hasn't been conclusively proven to be safe. Luckily, there are always huge shortages of such vaccines so they probably won't have enough on hand to force anyone to take it even if they wanted to. I am afraid and I am angry about what I see happening to our country, but as long as I am still free to speak out, I shall do so.

I live in Massachusetts and I have been worried about this measure for some time. I have been concerned that the whole swine flu pandemic scare was manufactured just to make this kind of thing possible. I think it's all part of a larger plan.

Well, you can never know what's the real thing behind the government, but I think it's a good idea. Who knows? Maybe it prevents lots of deaths.