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    Depends on the kid.  My 8 yr old is very responsible while my 10 yr old is not. 
    Like what?    My kids can date when they can drive.  I want them to be able to leave a situation if need be and I don't want them in a car with other young drivers.  So they'll have to meet up. 
If I didn't have TV while my girls were toddlers... I'd have taken up drinking at breakfast.
      Congratulations!  I have tried to nicely ask my children to please help with pick up so that Mommy and daddy are not left with all the work.  But you know, my oldest is always busy playing world of warcraft and my youngest is always reading a really awesome adventure book so I feel really bad about interrupting them.  I just do it myself when it's obvious it would be pushy of me to make them do it.   Am I asking them wrong? 
    Certainly there are a lot of factors.  If I could get my hands on an OSHA report from some very prominent places on some very interesting locations we could have a field day as to why not only AI's but certain forms of cancers are prominent in certain areas.  See, I prefer not to narrow my scope.
  I'd like to see something on that one.  I've never heard it before.       Conversely my vaxed kids have never had anything beyond a normal cold  
Yeah I usually sorry my kids an ass and I'm a crap parent for allowing him to be an ass... want a cookie?     Kidding, toddlers are a completely different life form.  Show me one who is not void of normal social graces.
Orphan disease is a disease that affects very few people so it doesn't attract a lot of attention or funding for research.     And I think a lot of the reactions to vaccines are over looked by parents and are possibly miscatergorized by the medical professionals.  I mean it took me yrs to get diagnosis for things that were in no way related to vaccines I can imagine it could be just that for about anything.  And I do think some parents don't bring it up to the Dr...
She got into an accident which caused trauma to her body.  She had a neck injury.  She went back in a few days later because her hands burned and then her feet burned and eventually she was admitted after a month of pain and fear over what was happening and she stayed there for 6 months.  We thought she was going to die.  Also it's not hard to believe a migrant worker was unvaccinated nor is it hard to believe she had a hard time getting decent care.  And GBS was an...
My mom had GBS, or has it's in remission.  Struck her in 88.  It was due to trauma from an accident.  GBS has been around for a long time and at them time she had it she was still an unvaccinated adult and GBS was considered an orphan disease.      Wanted to add that in the 70's there was an outbreak of GBS due to the Flu vaccine.  However that is not the only way one could suffer from GBS.
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