Why I Won't Be Giving My Child the MMR Vaccine

The MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) vaccine has been popular talk since the measles "outbreak" in Disney.  When I say outbreak, I say that in the most sarcastic tone.  It wasn't an outbreak.

How many people have died in the U.S. from the measles in the last 10 years?  Do you know the answer? The answer is 0.  There was one woman who they claim died from the measles, but it was proven that she died from pneumonia.

Now, how many people have died in the U.S. from the measles vaccine in the last 10 years? 108. 108. 108 people have been compensated by the government in the last 10 years due to death from the measles vaccine.  This means that they openly admit to the MMR vaccine killing these people.  Now think about how many people it has killed that were not compensated.

I understand that you want to protect your child.  I understand it because so do I.  I want to protect them from disgusting germy vaccinated kids who shed their diseases.   I don't understand these mainstream moms who blindly follow their doctor's advice without doing any further research?  Are they aware that these doctors get compensated for every vaccine given?  Maybe these parents just don't know.

All I want is to see a study that proves vaccines are both safe and effective.  One that isn't funded by by Bill Gates or the vaccine industry.  There isn't one.  (However, there are 1234 studies that PROVE autism and vaccines are linked.  That is a whole different topic though.)

The truth is, measles is a normal childhood illness that all kids should be getting.  Just like chickenpox.  Years ago, it was very normal and a healthy way for kids to build up their immune system.  Perhaps some of you may not even know what the measles is and assume it is some scary deadly disease just because your doctor says it is.  The measles is a  rash that lasts three days or less and is accompanied with a fever and a cough.  Are you aware that the measles isn't deadly? Why would you want to risk damage to your child from a vaccine just to prevent a rash.  It's not even guaranteed to stop the measles anyhow.  Just because you get the vaccine, you can still get the measles and most likely will.


Why would I give my child a vaccine that isn't even proven to actually work?

Worst of all the MMR vaccine SHEDS.  That means YOU should be quarantining your child for up to 6 weeks because it is a live vaccine. That you can find right in the insert.