Waiting on vaccines?

Hey ladies at 35 weeks doc gave me a note to go get tdap and the flu shot, well I have not had the time to go get tdap and was sick with the flu for awhile and didnt know I could get it sick. I'm not getting the flu vaccine against my beliefs but the tdap I need to get I'm due Wednesday, do you think it would be ok to wait until I have the baby?

My friend took the tdap and flu and 2 weeks later had a stillborn. I took both at 10 days pp and developed Guillaine Barre syndrome. Not to scare you but just giving you some information. Imo vaccines are not safe.

My vote would be if you get it to wait until after if you do plan to get it.

Quoting momma melissa85:" My friend took the tdap and flu and 2 weeks later had a stillborn. I took both at 10 days pp and developed ... [snip!] ... you some information. Imo vaccines are not safe. My vote would be if you get it to wait until after if you do plan to get it."

Im sorry about these things  

I seriously doubt that was from the vaccines though.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kristen Parris:</b>" Im sorry about these things   I seriously doubt that was from the vaccines though."</blockquote>
I wouldn't doubt it. I know women who sued and won over vaccines killing their children.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kristen Parris:</b>" Im sorry about these things   I seriously doubt that was from the vaccines though."</blockquote>




guillane barre is a rare side effect of the flu vaccine....

I got the flu shot at 5 months pregnant and both me and baby are healthy!

Quoting eKnuckles:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Kristen Parris:</b>" Im sorry about these things   I seriously ... [snip!] ... vaccines though."</blockquote> I wouldn't doubt it. I know women who sued and won over vaccines killing their children."

That doesn't mean the vaccine caused their deaths. It is most likely a combination of things that led to the death. I just don't believe vaccines soley cause those things to happen, based on my research and knowledge.

Quoting Samanthaaaa ♥:" I got the flu shot at 5 months pregnant and both me and baby are healthy!"

I recieved my first flu shot at 7 months pregnant and both of us our fine. I got it again this past september and my 10 month old and his father got in october. We are all fine.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kristen Parris:</b>" That doesn't mean the vaccine caused their deaths. It is most likely a combination of things that led ... [snip!] ... that led to the death. I just don't believe vaccines soley cause those things to happen, based on my research and knowledge."</blockquote>


Well, it went through a court process so there was definetly research done to make sure it was the vaccine that caused it.
It's a pretty common thing, too. But of course people like to think that rashes, fevers, head aches, and vomitting are 'normal' reactions. But then again these are the people who are listening to big companies inject their children with chemicals.

They are mostly interested in protection from pertussis when giving the TDaP vaccine. The benefit of getting it during pregnancy is that you will be immune to it by the time baby arrives (it can take a couple of weeks for you to achieve immunity after receiving the vaccine). They also think (but aren't certain) that if you are vaccinated during the pregnancy, you may pass some antibodies to the baby while they're still inside, theoretically providing some protection that will last after he/she is born. However, I actually got the TDaP vaccine after I had my first daughter, right before discharge. So if you don't get a chance to get it before delivering, it's not a huge deal. They can give it to you after you deliver.  

I got the Tdap after my daughter was born  

Quoting eKnuckles:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Kristen Parris:</b>" That doesn't mean the vaccine caused their ... [snip!] ... reactions. But then again these are the people who are listening to big companies inject their children with chemicals."

I would rather have those reactions than have the actual illness. Vaccines are a good thing, why do you think so many diseases have been erradicated? Not for long though since so many people are choosing NOT to vaccinate.

I support everyone's own decision though. Everyone has the right to do what they feel is best for themselves and their children.

Babies are immunosuppressed so vaccinating while pregnant i feel like is a great thing, just so you can possibly pass some of those antibodies into them  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kristen Parris:</b>" I would rather have those reactions than have the actual illness. Vaccines are a good thing, why do ... [snip!] ... so vaccinating while pregnant i feel like is a great thing, just so you can possibly pass some of those antibodies into them  "</blockquote>



I don't care, people can vaccinate all they want. However there are real risks, death happens, among many other things. You can't say , 'oh you didn't really fall sick right after than vaccine was given to you- you must be wrong."

And a lot of the illnesses went down something like 90-95% before vaccines were introduces due to cleaner water, better food, and eter hygiene. Oh hit that couldnt POSSIBLY help!!!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kristen Parris:</b>" Im sorry about these things   I seriously doubt that was from the vaccines though."</blockquote>




Well the stillborn tested with heavy metal toxicity levels in his brain due to the vaccines. His death is documented as a vaccine injury. My father, mother, myself and daughter all have documented vaccine injuries as well. It is possible and very common and these cases were determined by medical professionals.

Too many people think vaccine injuries don't exist but they do  

I would just do some research and look up VAERS. Vaccine injuries are real and very common.

But I do know a lot of people who get them, but a lot of side affects are associated with them.