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[MaryK]

I've been reading a lot about vaccines and how they can cause so many problems including brain damage, autism, SIDS, etc......

Here is a quote from part of an article I was reading:

"Unfortunately, the vaccine-related-deaths story doesn't end here. Studies internationally have shown vaccination to be a cause of SIDS , (SIDS, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, is a "catch-all" diagnosis given when the specific cause of death is unknown; estimates range from 5,000 to 10,000 cases each year in the US).

One study found the peak incidence of SIDS occurred at the ages of 2 and 4 months in the US, precisely when the first two routine immunizations are given, while another found a clear pattern of correlation extending three weeks after immunization.

Another study found that 3,000 children die within 4 days of vaccination each year in the US (amazingly, the authors reported no SIDS/vaccine relationship), while yet another researcher's studies led to the conclusion that at least half of SIDS cases are caused by vaccines."

  Here is a good link:
http://www.satanicvaccines.com/CribDeath.htm


Just wondering if anyone thinks that their baby might have died because of a vaccine.  Please share your story here.

[Darius' Mom]

Though this has not been confirmed or denied by the Medical Examiner ( they are still waiting for pathology test results), I believe immunizations are linked to the unexpected death of my son.  Darius died in his sleep on August 12th  :cry:  just two days after recieving his two month immunization. He was born two months premature and since his death I have been wondering if he should have recieved so many vaccinations so early.  According to the adjusted age principal given to premature babies he wouldn't even have been born yet let alone undergone the same development of a normal two month old.  It is quite upsetting to me that my perfectly healthy son is now gone and I would like more studies done on the effects of vaccinations on all babies, but especially premature babies.  Thank you so much for posting this blog It brings me great comfort to know I am not alone.