Ok so I'm not hating on your post. I'm simply giving an opinion. Take it or leave it. My son had had all of his vaccines and I'm glad that he had HOWEVER. He also has juvenile diabetes (and not because he's FAT. That child doesn't have an ounce of fat on him, he is 5,5 and weighs 130 pounds) he had also not been exposed to large amounts of sugar. He was diagnosed at the age of 7. They told me that his immune system went haywire during an unknown viral infection (common cold) and his immune system attacked his pancreas (the thing that gives us insulin and keeps us from being diabetic) So basically his body killed off his pancreas. I'm not saying immunizations are bad. But I do think they are hurting our children in a way that their own bodies can't cope and are making either to much or to little of what we need to fight off infection. I just think we give them to many to quickly and it's causing an issue over time. Some parents are sheltering their kids and not allowing their bodies to learn how to fight off something as simple as the common cold. Let them play in the dirt and with other kids. Let their bodies learn how to fight. For sure get the vaccines but I think they need to look into the problem at a base level. Diabetes isn't the only one our kids are being struck with. Lupus, autism, and adhd. Any immunodeficiency based illness or disease.