Stop right there. The premise is NOT "fairly accurate." It's wrong. MORTALITY from some vaccine-preventable diseases was on the decline before the vaccines for those diseases were introduced (which was due to better medical care and not natural immunity"), but INCIDENCE was not.https://twitter.com/LiveIdiotFree/status/1184901899754958848 …
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"Natural immunity" often REQUIRES outbreaks and the attendant mild cases of deadness, does it not?
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People need to realize that it’s important to be vaccinated to prevent diseases like measles from spreading. The concept of “herd immunity” is also important and not appreciated by many.
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I understand the here concept where as 95 percent of a vaccinated population protects the five percent that cannot be. however immunity wanes into adulthood. We really are not certain of the percentage of the immune adults of the herd ...right?
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But have we basically killed the maternal immunity passed along in the placenta and breast milk to babies. That actually keeps them safe in those critical first few months and there after?
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How much do we need maternal antibodies to a disease that we A. Vaccinate against, and B. Is extremely rare when we maintain high vaccination rates.
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Don’t waste your breath on her. She also thinks that natural immunity is then inherited by offspring. True for about 6 months, but then the maternal antibodies are gone
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Catastrophic pandemics never happened before vaccines! /s
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A someone who lives with immune suppression, people like her terrify me.
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