Have you had your MMR jabs?

[Empired]

Doesn't a vaccination involving injecting a dead/inactive part of the disease into your body anyway, so your immune system knows which antibodies to release in the future? Or do I have the wrong end of the stick

I have had them.

Got it in one. So your memory cells know exactly how to react if you get it again.

[Shar]

I'm pretty sure I've had them.

[LiquidLuck.]

What? How do you work that one out?

There are some people that think that way. I remember watching a show or whatever it was of a family that their older kid got a vaccine and due to it either got autism or another thing worst and died, something like that, so their other kid was in the doctors' and the doctor wanted to give him a vaccine and the family said no.

My mother says I took it, so I'll believe it.

[Chippiewill]

There are some people that think that way. I remember watching a show or whatever it was of a family that their older kid got a vaccine and due to it either got autism or another thing worst and died, something like that, so their other kid was in the doctors' and the doctor wanted to give him a vaccine and the family said no.

Complete and utter anecdotal ********.

[Mark]

Yeah got it when I was younger

[LiquidLuck.]

Complete and utter anecdotal ********.

Every person has their beliefs..

> ''Theresa Cedillo claims her daughter’s autism was caused by a measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine she received when she was 15 months old. Cedillo said her daughter was a “happy, engaged toddler” who could talk and respond when her name was called. Now at 13 years old, Michelle is still wearing diapers, looking at picture books, and enjoys watching Sesame Street and Blue’s Clues. (Read the full story here.)

Michelle’s parents said that after their daughter received the vaccine, her mental development was drastically altered, and days after getting the vaccination suffered from mild complications. Michelle later stopped talking and responding to her name.

The Cedillos are one of 4,900 families suing the government, claiming that the vaccine causes their child’s autism.

So who’s right? The thousands of parents who say, “Yes, that vaccine made my child develop autism!” or the scientists who say, “No. Studies show that there is not a link to children’s vaccinations and autism.”?''

http://progressivehealth.wordpress.c...-and-the-ugly/

[the.games]

I've had them all .

My grandma thought they were a bad idea at the time but my parents ignored her (thank goodness).

[CaptainAce]

I've had them all.