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RE: The big psychological dilemma about the side effects of vaccines...
I often choose not to vaccinate because I dont like the side affects, however that is not saying that Im against it. For my children I feel that early on it's probably best to get them vaccinated and then as they get a little older not as much,
With the upcoming technology though I think it will be a little easier and more convenient to manage.
A Painless Flu shot and the end of other painful Vaccinations
I also would not recommend getting every vaccine available. But think of what you need for yourself. Then think of the illnesses you want to prevent in your community and how you can contribute to herd immunity.
Please really inform yourself (your other article made the impression that you care for science and therefore can estimate which resources are trusthworthy) and then make your decision :) It is so sad that one of the greatest inventions ever gets drawn into so much dirt in the last years. Vaccines are one of the biggest reasons why child death rates have dropped so much.
If you have any concrete concerns/questions do not hestitate to ask me ;)
I agree and don't think vaccinations deserve the heat that the topic has attracted over the past few years. I definitely do think that some vaccines are necessary but not all are required. It should not be a blanket topic like it has been