Vaccine Side Effects

What side effects can vaccines cause?

Vaccines can cause mild reactions such as a sore spot on the arm to severe reactions such as permanent seizures and autoimmune disorders.  In some children, vaccines are lethal.

The Vaccine Injury Compensation Program was set up to help the financial burden of families whose children were injured or who died following mandated vaccines. The program has paid out over $1 billion in claims.  The Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System receives between 12,000-14,000 reports of hospitalizations, injuries and deaths following vaccination every year.  It has been suggested by experts that only 10% of vaccine injuries and deaths are reported. 

What are the odds of suffering from a disease vs. suffering from a vaccine reaction?

The odds of suffering vaccine injuries and deaths vs the odds of suffering disease injuries and deaths disputed by experts and scientists. Parents should be able to research these risks, decide for themselves what they are, and allow other parents to do the same.

A child who dies from a vaccine should be no less important than a child who dies from a disease. A death is a death.  It is unknown which children are more at risk for developing serious side effects or for dying from a vaccine.  So parents are, in fact, playing a sort of Russian Roulette each time they vaccinate.  Medical authorities do not dispute this, but say the odds are in the millions.  All parents must be able to decide if they want to take the chance of being that one in a million, if in fact, those odds are even accurate.