21-47 Childhood Vaccines - What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You: An Interview With April Chapman

<p>Episode 21:47 Childhood Vaccines - What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You: An Interview With April Chapman</p> <p>Imagine wanting to be the best parent you can be.</p> <p>You spend countless hours reading and studying… gathering information so that you and your “soon to be born” son can be as healthy as possible.</p> <p>Imagine that part of your studying includes educating yourself about vaccines.</p> <p>Are they necessary?</p> <p>Are they effective?</p> <p>Are they safe?</p> <p>Based upon your studies you conclude that children are given far too many vaccines and that your son will only receive the ones you did when you were a child.</p> <p>You discuss it with your doctor and he assures you that all of the vaccines are safe.</p> <div>You “trust your doctor” and your child begins to receive his vaccines “on schedule”… only something goes wrong.</div> <div> </div> <div>His health begins to decline.</div> <div> </div> <div>Milestones are missed.</div> <div> </div> <div>He's chronically sick. </div> <div> </div> <div>He begins suffering gut issues, food sensitivities, skin rashes, a runny nose, and behavioral problems.</div> <div> </div> <div>As a result, you make the decision - as he turns two - that he will not receive any additional vaccines.</div> <p>Now, imagine that you give birth to a second son.</p> <p>He also receives his initial vaccines.</p> <p>He also suffers a vaccine injury.</p> <p>This time, however, it’s more neurological in nature.</p> <p>Leg tremors, displaying as “mini seizures,” plague him, off and on, for hours at a time.</p> <p>Not to mention incessant crying from nerve pain.</p> <p>As a result, you make the decision - this time when your son is only two months old - that he will not receive any additional vaccines.</p> <p>Finally, imagine that a couple of years later you give birth to twin girls.</p> <p>Neither one receives any vaccines.</p> <p>Neither one has ANY health problems... ever!</p> <p>Coincidence?</p> <p>I don’t think so.</p> <p>Neither does April Chapman, the mother I am referring to