Keuchhusten: Neun Todesfälle bei Säuglingen in England gemeldet, Fälle steigen weiter

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cye0w4j384ro.amp

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  2. only 59% of pregnant women got the vaccine. Absolutely mind boggling.

  4. And Quack Wakefield hands keeps getting bloodier but he doesn’t care.

  5. “I’d rather have my kid die of an easily preventable disease than have them be autistic”

    -these shitty parents and their hate of autistic children

  6. Oh my gawd, ***they did it!!!*** Woo-hoo!!! These children lived their **entire lives** without vaccines!!! Most of those kids’ parents couldn’t even make it *a full lifetime* without vaccines!!!

    Take *THAT*, Big Pharma, you pushy dickholes!!!

  7. It doesn’t say if those babies were vaccinated or not?

  8. How can you live with yourself if you didn’t vaccinate your child and it dies of a completely preventable infectious disease?

  9. I love my alive autistic son. Him being alive is one of my favorite things about him. I’m glad i gave him all the vaccines, since they didn’t do anything to him but keep him alive, which I mentioned before is a pretty great quality he has.

  10. Unfortunately I caught this as an adult in the Netherlands recently (I got all the vaccines, but it seems they do wear out). I was coughing my lungs out a month straight, and 4 months later I still get a sore throat from talking.

  11. Like if England won that soccer match they could boost those numbers because the wives wont all be trying to recover from the loss.

    Get it together boys your bringing back measles for fuck’s sake

  12. Whooping cough is FUCKING AWFUL.

    Every antivaxxer should watch a video of a baby or toddler with whooping cough. It’s horrible. And 100% preventable.

  13. Yeah, this is on the rise in the UK according to my GP. My mother and siblings caught it and I needed to be tested and put on antibiotics to be safe as it’s very contagious.

    Luckily though I don’t appear to have caught it. We live apart so exposure was very limited. It’s awful even as an adult so I’m very glad I dodged the bullet.

  14. Thankfully I got the whooping cough vaccine during my pregnancy but my daughter still got a case of it when she was around six months old. Hearing her cry as she was trying to breathe absolutely shattered my heart and I had a breakdown at the GP to try and get her help (this was deep into Covid lockdown). Thankfully they did offer her medicine to treat it but then I had to wait while the GP sent the prescription (which they didn’t do when they said they would, so I was in bits worrying about my daughter who was at home with her dad while trying to get them to do it).

    People who don’t get the vaccine out of choice deserve to walk barefoot on Lego bricks for the rest of their life for putting their child at risk for no reason. The others who want it but can’t get it for whatever reason have my deepest sympathy as it is horrible to feel powerless when your small child is hurting so badly.

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