Re: Anti-vaxxers responsible for Outbreak
By way of highlighting the risks here let's look at the Measles mortality rates in the UK.
Measles notifications and deaths in England and Wales
Government ONS Data
https://www.gov.uk/government/public...s-1940-to-2013
Notes to the above data:
"Prior to 2006, the last death from acute measles was in 1992. In 2006, there was 1 measles death in a 13-year-old male who had an underlying lung condition and was taking immunosuppressive drugs. Another death in 2008 was also due to acute measles in an unvaccinated child with a congenital immunodeficiency, whose condition did not require treatment with immunoglobulin. In 2013, 1 death was reported in a 25-year-old man following acute pneumonia as a complication of measles. In 2016, one death was reported in a 10-month-old infant who suffered complications due to a secondary infection."
These are interesting numbers imho.
In the UK there are approx. 12m children aged 0 - 14 yrs
(number from Statista website for 2016)
The number of reported cases of Measles in 2016 was just 1642. That means a child's realistic risk of actually getting Measles was 0.01%, One Hundredth of a percent !
A child's risk of actually dying from Measles was 1 in 12 million !! That's about the same odds as winning the National Lottery when it first began.
The maths alone give a reasonable cause for parents to stop and think about whether to have the vaccination.
The psychological pressures put on them and the guilt trips placed upon them by medical industry apologists are not justified. A 1 in 12 million chance of dying is virtually no chance at all. In fact you likely risk your child's life much more by allowing them to travel on a bus or every time you drive them to school in your car.
Flame away