Comments on: Few Delaware students get H1N1 vaccine on day one

By: Jeannie Rodman

Jeannie Rodman — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 00:12:51 +0000

Do you really think the government is in a great conspiracy to kill off your kids? Wake up folks, and spend some time a actually reading the infomration available instead of getting your information from some TV news show that thrives on "bad news". There is nore mercury in a single can of tuna than in all the vaccine produced in a day. And none of the vaccine given in the schools has Thimerosol (the mercury derivativeused as a preservative in some few vaccines )in it. There has been absolutely no link established between autism and Thimerosol, by the way. The former program manager for DPH's imunization program told me about losing her premature infant as a result of a hospital visitor to the NICU who had elected not to be vaccinated for Whooping cough. She happens also to have a son with autism. Want to guess what she would tell you about having your kids vaccinated? Wake up and smell the coffee, people. This is a safe and effective vaccine. Get your kids vaccinated. I am,

Proud to be a Delaware Public Health Nurse

By: Jeff

Jeff — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:42:31 +0000

The typical American Couch potato will be getting their kids vacinated.

By: Ned

Ned — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:49:54 +0000

It's too bad people are so scared of this shot and fall prey to all of the conspiracy theories. Children are much more likely to get seriously ill and die of H1N1 than the vaccine. To each his own though. You have to do what you think is in the best interest of your loved ones. But, IMO, the vaccine is the right choice.

By: Mark Gawel

Mark Gawel — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:40:50 +0000

First, my children , my wife and my self will NOT ge getting the h1n1 vaccine.
It looks like parents in Delaware are smarter that the state employees(our employees) give us credit for. Parents are taking the best interest of their children under their control and not getting them vaccinated with what could be a very dangerious vaccanation–the tests were rushed, the side effects of this shot are unknown and yes folks this does contain mercury and other contaminated which could lead to serious complications.
My children-high school- were sent home with a form from the state to sign either yes or no to the h1n1 shot. I told my children they are not getting the shot and they do not have to take the form back to school; any grief from the school their head masted could call me. The state does not need my signature or any other records indication my childern do not and will not get this shot. If you make the decision to get your children the shot then sign the form otherwise do not send this form back. The Satae of Delaware works for us we do not work for the State no matter how much the state employees believe we work for the state–remember we pay their salaries. I suggest that every parent who does not wnat the h1n1 shot refuse to send the form back, you have this right. You also have the right to protect your children from a government that is rushing a vaccine without testing the effects. Keep your life and the life of your loved ones safe by not getting them vaccinated with the untested h1n1 shot.

By: Maurine meleck

Maurine meleck — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 14:23:51 +0000

well, good. Finally people are understanding the dangers of the H1N1 vaccine-full of mercury and other toxins and additives. Hardly any studies on its safety and nobody really knows if it even works.

By: Novel H1N1 flu (swine flu) main | WHYY News and Information | WHYY

Novel H1N1 flu (swine flu) main | WHYY News and Information | WHYY — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:27:34 +0000

[...] Few Delaware students get H1N1 vaccine on day one Mark Eichmann – November 3, 2009 Just 23 percent of students at schools offering the H1N1 vaccine actually got it on the first day of inoculations. [...]