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To still be worried about the MMR?

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revolutionscoop · 08/06/2011 20:29

Dd2 is having the MMR jab tomorrow. My older two dc both had it without incident, there's seemingly a significant measles outbreak on the continent at the moment, and I know the autism link has been comprehensively discredited. Still feel (irrationally) uneasy about it. Am I alone?

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MissPenteuth · 08/06/2011 20:33

No, I think the link is there in people's minds and it will be a long time before it's forgotten. And we all worry about the decisions we make for our children, we can't help it. I'm completely pro-vaccination, I work in scientific research and I'm fully aware that the studies that raised the autism issue have been discredited. I even had the MMR myself as a child. But I still felt a twinge of irrational worry about the MMR. Went ahead and did it anyway though.

Littlepurpleprincess · 08/06/2011 20:33

YABU. It's been discredited, apply some common sense.

crispyseaweed · 08/06/2011 20:41

How about just the Measles part of the jab .. not the triple vaccine?

Booandpops · 08/06/2011 21:00

My Ds had his Mmr Tuesday. So far he is absolutly fine just a bit of arm ache. It's natural to be apprehensive about any medical procedure.

wineandcheese · 08/06/2011 21:09

YABU. The Andrew Wakefield research was a complete and utter load of tosh.

BumWiper · 08/06/2011 21:12

Its been completly discredited time and time again.I understand the apprehension because the suggestion was planted.

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