Letter was written in September, 2015
"We the healthcare providers of the Lakewood Kehilla are unified in support of immunizing children to prevent tragic occurrences within our community.
Our recommendations are based upon exhaustive research and supporting data from years of studies on hundreds of thousands of patients. These studies have found that routine childhood vaccinations,when following the recommended schedules, are safe and free of significant side effects Letter was written in September of 2015 "Immunizations are critical to maintaining a healthy community and we encourage everyone to be immunized according to the age appropriate schedules recommended by the CDC, so that each of us protects ourselves and each other to the greatest extent possible. This includes the immunizations of not only children, but pregnant women,healthy adults and senior citizens who can also potentially protect our children from harmful disease."
I don't trust the doctors and scientists. Next thing they're going to try to tell us is that the world isn't flat! They're morons. A bunch of phonies. Not like me.I know better. I read the Z'man. Besides, Dr.Shanik doesn't even give stickers anymore.
ReplyDeleteExcellent comment, fake news Jonah Salk! You get a big smiley sticker from me!
DeleteIs it merely a coincidence that since vaccinations use became widespread( get it-widespread), there has been a major uptick in the consumption of Del Monte canned vegetables. Just a coincidence?????!!!! I rest my case.
ReplyDeleteWhy does the Am Navon Vechochom have so many ignoramuses who reject one of the greatest gifts from Hashem, vaccinations, who believe in all kinds of alternative medicine. Where or where did our chochma go?
ReplyDeleteI think the real reason that people join the anti-vaccination cult is because shots hurt. Many of the heroes who are vehemently against shots, have an incredible low threshhold of pain. These brave men and women are willing to endanger the well-being of the overwhelming majority of high-threshhold of pain people in order to avoid a boo-boo.Just saying.
ReplyDeleteI know people that are ant-vaccination. In most cases they have children that are not well, and are seeking to find a reason for the illness. since their is no known cause, they blame vaccines, it makes them feel like they are in control, when in fact they are not.
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