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I agree with homestar 1. If folks aren't going to immunize their children (the
amish don't immunize their children. it's something they leave up to God)

I think if people aren't going to imunize their child(ren) they need to keep
them isolated from other children for a while until the scare passes over.
How would they know? they probably wouldn't. Just group them together, the
ones that live closest to each other. If that's the way they believe, who are we
to deny them the belief. If they want their children to mingle with others not in
their group, then they need to immunize!!! it's not rocket science. Immunizat-
doesn't mean you won't get the measles, most likely you'll have some protect-
ion that will make it easier to put up with having them. I got mine when I was
a little guy, had the measles. Yea I had a fever and stuff, the vaccine helped
usually these children that don't survive a measles vaccine, have some other
problems that don't work well with the vaccine. It's like this; if I had little ones
in school and you wanted to send yours to mingle with mine and yours didn't
have the vaccine, I'd tell ya to keep your kids away from mine. prefereably at
home. Hey homestar 1 I'm with you all the way on the vaccine deal.
with respect, boyd 252933.. I'll be floating around the net to see what other
convolts i can get in on. later!

— boyd-252933

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