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Posted 20 May 1999 · Report post

To me, who only recently began really questioning vaccines, the Chicken Pox
vaccine was a real eye opener. We all know that chicken pox is generally a
mild children's disease, but now all of a sudden they're talking about this
latest " killer " disease. I had a terrible bout with the chicken pox at 5.
Very few pox but a fever of 104-105. I was delusional, hallucinating and
just plain sick. My mother gave me daily baths, prayed and I was fine.
Having been through this, there is no way I would even consider a vaccine
for my small children. It does make me reconsider the " facts " on some of
the other " killer " diseases, like Measles. Were they once considered a mild
children's disease until the vaccine came along?

Re: Chickpox Vaccine


>From: GJB12292@...
>
>One interesting point to consider...the children that died from chicken pox
>had other complications that were probably aggrivated by the chicken pox.
>So, it was most likely that their deaths were caused by other contributing
>factors. And, to immunize everyone for something that has such low death
>incidence with a vaccine that has yet to be long-term studied is crazy.