It'sNotAFakeID

There's definitely been enough buzz around the topic lately to cause a panic in some parents. So as I said, I can understand parents concerns on both sides of the argument. We are talking about the health of their little ones.

True, I think it's the sad case where there is no real reason for the panic, but you're right, the 'buzz' is all too there. And even sadder, the people swept up in it are making the worst possible decisions as a result.

you have to weigh the cons of the vaccine having some harmful additive of which there is zero evidence to support vs. the pro of your child not dying of measles mumps polio diptheria rubella or tetanus. IDK, seems like a hard decision