Recent content by DerrickLee

towkayneo, you can refer to this thread: http://singaporemotherhood.com/forum/threads/complusory-vaccination.4518/

What a big contrast between us:eek:!! I never have to worry about paying for the jabs because I avoid them like the plague. In fact I'll not jab my kids even if THEY pay me to do so. Sorry for gate-crashing.

Mummies, I recommend that you read these two stories: http://healthbitesonline.blogspot.sg/2011/05/recovered-from-autism-danny-k.html http://healthbitesonline.blogspot.sg/2011/04/recovered-from-autism-maya-viktoria.html

Here's the result of the world's largest randomized double-blind placebo study of a vaccine (gold standard for testing). They found that it is useless. Unfortunately hundreds if not thousands of children are killed or crippled by the vaccine every year...

Keddiay, No offence but don't you realize these two facts? That: 1. All vaccines are claimed by the pharmaceutical companies to be effective for a few years only (eg. 5 years for mumps, 20 years for measles), and 2. Virtually no adults in Singapore get booster shots. Given the two facts above...

Hi Valentina, I did not vaccinate my two boys (2 y/o and 3.5 y/o). Both are healthy, never visited a doctor after leaving the maternity ward, no rashes, no asthma, no allergy, no eczema. They have fever once or twice a year but mostly will be healed by the next morning (to speed up the process...

Mrs Wong, My reply is late so this post is for other parents and for you if you have a younger child. Like what FrancoSG65 said only Diptheria and Measles vaccinations are compulsory in Singapore. Also your child had obviously suffered vaccine reactions and it is a contraindication against...