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But, you see, his youngest brother died of whooping cough, just a few years before the Pertussis vaccine would be developed.

So my grandfather did not become an opera singer. He always loved opera, listened to it, would sing along to his vinyl records of it, play it on the radio whenever he could. But it wasn't his profession.

No. He became a pediatrician.

It's about what kind of world he wanted to live in, you know?

I'm so sad and so angry.

Also, you need a TDaP booster (Diptheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis) every 10 years. People generally forget about it as an adult unless they have a tetanus scare, but if you are ever regularly around kids, it's important to stay up to date.

I've asked my professor if there was a way to prevent severe vaccination complications in people with a long family history of such.

He said "But they are so rare, why would you care about that." ???

I noticed that my close friend got an MMR vaccine and developed severe neurological complications for life after that. The doctors who performed the vaccination didn't want to listen to the parents, who mentioned multiple times that there was a really high risk of complications. And the parents had to pay for the rehabilitation out of their own pocket - because on practice, those compensation programs do not work if you cannot prove the vaccine was the cause - and parents themselves usually cannot prove that.

Another friend of mine also developed similar stuff, this time after DTaP vaccination. Which usually doesn't give any severe complications cause it's not live-attenuated - but again, there was a family history of similar cases. And again the doctors didn't listen. And again nobody compensated the family for resuscitation and rehab. "Well, it happens, we can do nothing about it."

In my family, my grandma's brother was forced to vaccinate against covid by the company he worked at. The next day, he died. "Stroke", they said. "It happens in such an old age", they said. They just didn't care that mere days before my relative was really physically strong, completely healthy and happy. Nobody compensated us anything - but even if they did, money can't bring him back to life.

So, I asked my professor: "Is it possible for a patient to request a separate vaccination for each disease instead of, for example, combined DTaP or MMR, and prevent the complications this way?"

"It is technically possible, - he said, - but there's no way any clinic or hospital would agree to perform that. Producing every single component separately is way too expensive. Plus, there's no real reason for that, as severe complications are extremely rare."

As if I hadn't just given him 3 examples out of my own experience, 3 proofs that just because it's "rare", it doesn’t mean doctors should completely ignore it.

Just because the companies, the medical system itself don't want to produce separate vaccination components "because it's too expensive" - the unlucky people - even if they have money!!! - have to die/become disabled for life. And the victims' families have to listen to the more lucky people making fun of those families for being "antivax" or "too weak". This is just devastating to watch.

By receiving the dTap vaccine during pregnancy, expectant mothers can provide early protection to their newborns against whooping cough, also known as pertussis.

Whooping cough is a highly contagious disease that can lead to pneumonia and death.

Infants are at the highest risk for whooping cough complications in their first two months, until they are old enough to be immunized.

The dTap vaccine, which also protects against tetanus and diphtheria, has been proven to be safe when given during pregnancy.

“It’s important to do everything we can to ensure newborn babies are protected against whooping cough when they are at their most vulnerable.

"Providing this life-saving vaccine free of charge will help more expectant moms get vaccinated as our government continues to fight for the health care needs of Alberta families.” - Sarah Hoffman, Minister of Health

Pregnant women can get the dTap vaccine at an Alberta Health Services (AHS) public health clinic or at their local pharmacy.

Women who wish to be immunized at a pharmacy will require a prescription.

“Getting immunized during pregnancy is a safe and effective way to protect infants against pertussis. I encourage women to get their dTap vaccine during every pregnancy.” - Dr. Kristin Klein, Deputy Medical Officer of Health

“Increasing access to this important immunization will help Alberta mothers provide a healthy start for their babies.” - Dr. Laura McDougall, Senior Medical Officer of Health, Alberta Health Services.

It is recommended women get immunized between 27 and 32 weeks of their pregnancy.

The FDA have begun listing autism as a possible side effect in the manufacturers insert of the DTap vaccine.

The US Food and Drug Administration have also been forced to print the admission on their very own website.

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