Smart person ONE:
If they make this vaccine mandatory I am going to freakin’ move, it’s total BS. If you want to keep your family “safe” then you get the vaccine, what do you care if I have it or not. If you have it and it works, you are safe regardless of what I do.
People are allowed to choose about things like abortions but not whether they get a needle in the arm? WTF?? They don’t even know if this will work, they are just children and pregnant are the guinea pigs for this vaccine…Do you think Obama’s kids are going to get it?
Smart person TWO
I totally agree. I heard that it was going to be pregnant women and children who would get the vaccine first and then they said kids might need two doses of it for it to work. All this might, and hopefully kind of talk scares the crap out of me, everything concerning the vaccine seems to be speculation and they should not be able to force anyone into doing anything upon speculation.
They clearly have no idea what they are doing and are throwing whatever they have against the wall in hopes that it will stick. So scary!
If I was pregnant I would not even consider getting the vaccine. Not a chance. And I wouldn’t want my kid to get it either, I don’t trust it, everything is being done so fast and I really don’t trust it’s for the best at this point.
When you get right down to the nitty gritty of the whole h1n23456882 virus it seems that it’s really only dangerous to people with underlying health concerns and those who get dehydrated and who develop respiratory problems.
If we make sure to take in plenty of fluids when we get the flu, just like we should do with any flu, and call the doc as soon as respiratory issues crop up, chances are def in your favor.
Anyway, my point was that I agree, I don’t think anything like this should be mandatory. Like that HPV vaccine, government shouldn’t make your family do anything like this.
The only time officials should be brought into health things is when, say a parent refuses to let the doctors give their child a transfusion that would save their life, or chemo or something like that. And this doesn’t really compare at all.
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November 14, 2009 at 7:07 am
“I absolutely agree with you about the H1N135477650 vaccine but can’t say the same for the HPV treatment.
Sure, the swine flu vaccine should be put in the same category as the regular flu vaccine – you get it if you feel that it’s necessary or if you have health issues that make you more susceptible to the flu, but otherwise, you opt out.
However, I’m all for mandatory HPV vaccines in young women. Cervical cancer is the second most prevalent cancer after breast cancer, so if a couple of small jabs can guarantee immunity from a life threatening risk, then I’m all for it.
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December 11, 2009 at 6:24 am
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I absolutely agree with you about the H1N135477650 vaccine but can’t say the same for the HPV treatment.
Sure, the swine flu vaccine should be put in the same category as the regular flu vaccine – you get it if you feel that it’s necessary or if you have health issues that make you more susceptible to the flu, but otherwise, you opt out.
However, I’m all for mandatory HPV vaccines in young women. Cervical cancer is the second most prevalent cancer after breast cancer, so if a couple of small jabs can guarantee immunity from a life threatening risk, then I’m all for it.
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