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"It’s hard because nowadays lots of people haven’t seen any of these diseases,” says Menton, a community immunisation nurse at Gold Coast Health. In that way, she says, vaccines are a victim of their own success. “I talk to them about when I was a student nurse, and I was … on night duty having to care for a little child who had meningitis, and I would be fingers and toes crossed all night long that the child would still be alive the next morning.”
Only the older generations now in over 75's, actually suffered themselves from these past diseases or lived with those who did.
I had whooping cough, measles and chicken pox as a child. I can still remember how painful and scary they were. I had schoolfriends die of polio and others crippled for life by it.
As soon as vaccines were finally available all parents got their children vaccinated without question. My children and grandchildren have all been fully vaccinated.
It is heartbreaking to see these grim diseases surfacing again.
This criminal mindset started with the fools who wouldn't vaccinate against #COVID. Now the #US has become officially vaccine denying and they are causing a wider spread of these diseases around the world.
Measles is bad but polio is far, far worse and a cruel killer. I dread the time it will re-emerge again unless this anti-vax ignorance is stopped.
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