Measles Kills Children In Samoa | A Doctor Reacts To Anti-Vax Lies

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  • The tragedy of measles deaths in Samoa is a stark warning: NEVER listen to the anti-vax cult when they say this "natural" disease is harmless.
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Komentáře • 332

  • @Boyan67
    @Boyan67 Před 4 lety +18

    When a video is 2 min and 40 sec you know we have only talking points. Samoa in the moment is a top example of medical malpractice. It is insane the medical totalitarianism that is taking place there. Children that already have the measles are been vaccinated for the measles this is wrong on its face and there are no studies that this is safe. Vitamin A recommended by the World Health Organization for measles is given only by one doctor who was arrested. Antibiotics are alleged to be given like candy although they are not effective for viruses like the measles. The death toll is much higher than expected from measles suggesting that on top of the medical blunder critics may be right that vaccines caused the virus to mutate making it much stronger, just like antibiotics affecting bacteria in such a way that we need stronger antibiotics and can't keep with the speed of mutation of bacteria.

    • @pookin2443
      @pookin2443 Před 4 lety +2

      Totally agree, this outbreak is not following the course of typical wild-type measles infections, even if we consider the generally poor nutritional and potentially immunocompromised status of the Samoan population. There is more to this.

    • @barbazzallc
      @barbazzallc Před 4 lety +1

      So many questions Mr Cool ZDogg just isn't asking. I wonder why that is....hmmmm....$$$$$.....

    • @stupidmonkey__
      @stupidmonkey__ Před 4 lety

      Who's a Del Bigtree sycophant then? I see you are using the Del Bigtree script rather than using your own mind.

    • @jackjohnson4386
      @jackjohnson4386 Před rokem

      +Boyan67
      Is this comment supposed to be a joke? The ONLY reason that this outbreak even happened is due to declining vaccination rates in Samoa. And what caused that? PEOPLE LIKE YOU. Anti-vaxxers. Specifically in this case, RFK Jr. You anti-vaxxers are responsible for the death of children in Samoa, and instead of backing down, you're just going to double down on this nonsense and hurt more people.
      And don't try to pivot away from this by pointing out other flaws in Samoa's medical care. No one is arguing that Samoa has top tier medical care, but that wouldn't matter if anti-vaxxers like you weren't out there perpetuating conspiracy theories.

  • @rg5445
    @rg5445 Před 4 lety +11

    You don’t need to be anti-vax to be deeply suspicious of anything big pharma has to say. The industry’s despicable history speaks for itself. However, if simply having concerns of product safety and pointing out the plain and simple fact of regulatory capture by the pharmaceutical industry makes me anti-vax then so be it. This constant belittling, marginalizing and attacking people who dare question anything to do with vaccines is the real cause of this tragedy and not “vaccine-hesitancy.”

    • @chancock4222
      @chancock4222 Před 4 lety

      R G If you still have concerns about product safety after decades of successful use age with minimal problems then one deserves to be marginalized and belittled. If you want to be hesitant about vaccines years and years ago that’s fine. But it’s 2019. We’re tired of spoon-feeding you countless safety studies and coddling you’re paranoia.

    • @nazmikhalid8917
      @nazmikhalid8917 Před 4 lety

      R G ON POINT! 👌🏿💯

    • @rg5445
      @rg5445 Před 4 lety +2

      C Hancock...I’m not asking anything from you and certainly don’t need to be spoon feed either. It is you, and people like you, who are asking something of me, when you insist I unquestionably just agree to a medical procedure I don’t want and without having my actual consent. Which is a complete contradiction of a doctors oath and turns the practice of modern medicine upside down. You’re the ones who need constant coddling of your beliefs when people have the nerve to dare question vaccine safety. Your comments are a perfect example of textbook bullying and only raise more concerns. It’s obvious people who respond in such a manner are approaching this emotionally and are incapable of using any critical thinking skills. It’s straightforward dogmatic behaviour and in 2019 is truly troubling.

    • @chancock4222
      @chancock4222 Před 4 lety

      R G This medical procedure isn’t about you. It’s about everyone you come in contact with. YOU are the danger. You are irresponsible with your health which is your business. But in this instance you’re being irresponsible with other people’s health. If you stay home, never come in contact with other people and keep your kids away from other kids fine. But you won’t. You’ll go out in public carrying whatever you refused to be vaccinated for and those people who can’t be vaccinated, are too young for the vaccine, or have compromised immune function are at risk from you. As for you not needing to be spoon-fed? Yes, obviously you do. We depend on everyone being smart enough to listen to freakin’ medical science here so we’re coddling you. We’ve let you live under this fantasy that you are somehow enlightened, you’ve got the big bad underground world all figured out. It’s cute. It’s like you’re playing make believe and we let you have at it. But enough is enough. Time to grow up. If you want to be mad at Pharma companies great. Absolutely be mad. They have made ludicrous amounts of money with outlandish drug pricing. But vaccines aren’t the area to pretend you’re Jason Bourne. Get them so you don’t screw with other people’s health.

    • @rg5445
      @rg5445 Před 4 lety

      C Hancock...But again it’s you wanting something from me that you’re just not going to get, especially by talking down to me or laying on some guilt trip. Once upon a time I was like you and just believed whatever I was told, never questioning or checking if any of it was true. Then, unfortunately, my life was dramatically changed forever as a result of just believing doctors and that forced me to look behind the curtain for the first time in my life. It isn’t the ill-informed or the “stupid” people who are questioning the safety and efficacy of vaccines, rather it’s the people who have been forced to understand vaccines better that are asking these questions. It’s tends to be the people with higher levels of education who are becoming more and more sceptical and most do so reluctantly. Because they understand what’s in store for them and the hostility they will now need to face from people who are still duped into believing something they know nothing about. People like you.

  • @missnerdynurse5923
    @missnerdynurse5923 Před 4 lety +6

    IM SO GLAD YOU TALKED ABOUT THIS!!!! Couldn’t wait to hear you discuss this. A woman who has been posting all over FB with a picture of her name on a badge from a CDC conference, but making it appear that she works for them. I absolutely cannot STAND people like that. It’s similar to the antivax “nurse” who no longer has an active license who promotes herself as a nurse to help spread misinformation. Also, she’s not a nurse, but wears scrubs when she goes to speak in front of congress because “it’s comfy”..... 🤦‍♀️

  • @bhill1736
    @bhill1736 Před 4 lety +6

    So measles wipes out your immune system.. The answer when an outbreak occurs is, give these people the vaccination which introduces the body to three more diseases to fight off when you have a low immune system? I don't think that's the best idea. But I'm sure there are scientific studies that show once someone has measles the vaccination helps them...

    • @antoestu
      @antoestu Před 4 lety +3

      no need for studies to proof the universal need for vaccines. Just repeat a million times to yourself that they are safe and effective and when you are finally convinced say to whoever asks for a study that he is a stupid anti vaxxer.

  • @Shimmiy
    @Shimmiy Před 4 lety +3

    with immunisation rates falling below 30% which is a huge part of the population, but anti vaxxers are not the only ones to blame poor government management in educating the population and combating anti vaxx propaganda are also to blame.
    the immunisation rates should never have been allowed to reach such abysmal levels and now everyone is paying for the complacency in buying into the anti vax movement

  • @florencesmith3234
    @florencesmith3234 Před 4 lety +4

    From around 40,000 nurses, HCAs and healthcare worker supporters in NZ, thank you so much for producing this video xx

  • @michaelbryant2652
    @michaelbryant2652 Před 4 lety +6

    Hows the nutrition in Somoa? Why does 62 out of 63 NOT die?? Are the deaths from giving anti-biotics, acetaminophen,and injecting MMR once they already have measles, and how many of those that died were already vaccinated? If mothers had measles they would have been able to pass that immunity on to their children and those children never would have gotten the measles. Maybe that is the reason measles was almost eradicated before the vaccine was even put out, along with improved sanitation and water. But who knows because we all refuse to do a true long term double blind placebo study with Vaccinated vs unvaccinated that isn't done by the vaccine makers themselves, and if for some reason if you do get sick or die from the vaccine you can't even sue the vaccine companies because the government took away that right in 1986.

    • @Denniss7420
      @Denniss7420 Před 4 lety +3

      You're NEVER Permitted to Question ~ How Dare You! Vaccines are *GOD*

    • @ImaSkeptic1
      @ImaSkeptic1 Před 4 lety

      Do you think doctors know vaccines can cause scurvy?
      _"...the first case to our knowledge describing scurvy symptoms that are not directly linked to deficient dietary intake."_
      Do you think vaccines caused scurvy in this three-year-old? I think it probably did.
      "Nonalimental Scurvy With Relapse Symptoms After Stopping Oral Vitamin C Supplementation." - (Aug 2018)
      Vaezipour N, Leibundgut K. Nonalimental Scurvy With Relapse Symptoms After Stopping Oral Vitamin C Supplementation. Pediatrics. 2018;142(2)
      www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30065004

    • @littleXkitsune
      @littleXkitsune Před 4 lety +2

      Except that measels immunity through breastmilk only lasts around a year, after that year your kid is essentially completely unprotected. Not to mention the fact that measels causes a phenomenon called immune amnesia. The virus essentially wipes your immune system's memory and it forgets how to fight off other diseases you should have immunity to. Hence why children who contract measels tend to get sick with other things after the infection. This can last for years in some people

    • @michaelbryant2652
      @michaelbryant2652 Před 4 lety

      @@littleXkitsune Yeah they get so sick that 0 people have died out of the 1000's that have gotten measles in America. My father and many others had the measles and claim it isn't a big deal. I think I also read that study that you are referring to, it was conducted by people with close associations and ties to vaccine companies.

    • @littleXkitsune
      @littleXkitsune Před 4 lety

      @@michaelbryant2652 1 in 20 children who contract the measels will develop secondary pneumonia. 50,000 people died from pneumonia in 2018. It's most often not the measels that kills you; it's the fever-induced brain damage, pneumonia, and measels encephalitis that kills you. There have been deaths in other "first-world" nations, so its statistically only a matter of time before we see it in the US for the first time in.... five years. Gee wiz, that's such a long, long time
      Let me guess though "ChEmIcAlS aRe ScArY!!!!"

  • @criticalthinkingisessentia2402

    Can we agree that Samoa is not the US when it comes to sanitation, nutrition, and access to medical care? I think you would have more success if you didn't fear monger. Also, tragically many of these deaths were in babies who would have been protected by antibodies in their mother's milk back when we had real, long lasting herd immunity. Vaccinated mother's can not protect their unvaccinated infants the way my mother (who survived the measles in the US, like the grand majority did in the 50s and 60s) protected me. Perhaps when the vaccine was introduced, it should have been offered to pre teens who hadn't already experienced the illness naturally, rather than mandated on all. There are longterm health benefits to going through childhood illnesses that for whatever reason aren't being discussed.

  • @julieboxsell9827
    @julieboxsell9827 Před 4 lety +4

    It's also important to note that the vaccination rates in Samoa were already well below the magic 95% mark prior to the tragic deaths from incorrectly mixed vaccines last year. That incident was just the icing on the cake, and saw rates plummet even further.

    • @stevet1396
      @stevet1396 Před 4 lety +2

      Herd immunity is a myth. In the us right now. Only 30% of adults get their boosters. Which means unless they have had the disease nearly 70% of adults are unvaccinated.... yet no epidemic.

    • @pookin2443
      @pookin2443 Před 4 lety

      Indeed, a fact that he conveniently ignores.

    • @jackjohnson4386
      @jackjohnson4386 Před rokem

      +julieboxsell9827
      The vaccination rate fell from 74% to 34% between 2017 and 2018. Below 95%. Sure. But it was still much better than 34%.

  • @mariabackcountry
    @mariabackcountry Před 4 lety +3

    ZDoggMD: I want to stop making videos about vaccines.
    Me: I want to stop hearing about antivaxxers! Like legit!

  • @Wagomorph
    @Wagomorph Před 4 lety +45

    You friendly neighborhood pediatrician here. Preach on brother!! Measles kills.

    • @Houseitch
      @Houseitch Před 4 lety +3

      My younger brother died from the measles, at age 19. The doctor told my mother that it was the measles that cause his encephalitis. I did not get the measles.

    • @Bleyenhoeve
      @Bleyenhoeve Před 4 lety +2

      Rick Doskey In the Netherlands they don’t, according to health officials. We vaccinate healthy children to protect the sick ones. A healthy person getting measles stays in bed for a week and then is immune for life. We do have, like anywhere, that children get measles from vaccins. That’s not great, but a downside of injecting live virusses. Places like daycare are a hotspot for shedding.

    • @Wagomorph
      @Wagomorph Před 4 lety +2

      Bleyenhoeve in the US most are vaccinated against measles. In addition to protecting those who cannot receive the vaccine, the healthy typically do not get measles as well and so don’t get the associated complications. In the last few years, there has been a movement to refuse vaccinations so measles outbreaks have occurred usually starting with exposure abroad or by unvaccinated people with measles coming to the US. People died. Vaccines save lives!

    • @joyjoyhappiness9610
      @joyjoyhappiness9610 Před 4 lety +1

      @@Bleyenhoeve And your comment reinforces why ZDogg and other doctors will continue to call yall out on your ignorance.
      Thank you God for them.

    • @joyjoyhappiness9610
      @joyjoyhappiness9610 Před 4 lety +1

      Keep doing the good work you do to help kiddos from getting sick.

  • @Questioner365
    @Questioner365 Před 4 lety +3

    Dogma crap is dogma crap - no free passes to corporatocracy with NO accountability.

  • @berniemckinley4988
    @berniemckinley4988 Před 4 lety +4

    Thank you Z.
    The antivaxxers also campaigned in Samoa strong.

  • @ImaSkeptic1
    @ImaSkeptic1 Před 4 lety +1

    Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc. researchers found that 2.6% of vaccination resulted in injuries - a ratio one for every 39 vaccines administered. The same study found that typical clinicians see 1.3 vaccine injuries per month. The Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute's Department of Population Medicine is a unique collaboration between Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Harvard Medical School.

    • @ImaSkeptic1
      @ImaSkeptic1 Před 4 lety

      @Christian Dzwonkowski - healthit.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/docs/publication/r18hs017045-lazarus-final-report-2011.pdf

  • @Eric-tz3nv
    @Eric-tz3nv Před 4 lety +19

    So we no longer need to preach JUST the horrors of these diseases from the past, we now have a modern example of what happens without vaccines in our own day. Guess it was bound to be.....
    Keep it up big Z!

  • @JamesSmith-rf8wo
    @JamesSmith-rf8wo Před 4 lety +3

    I submitted Spanish subtitles for this video so I can share it with my non-English speaking friends.

    • @JamesSmith-rf8wo
      @JamesSmith-rf8wo Před 4 lety

      A week later and my subs are not available yet. Wow...

  • @Hands2HealNow
    @Hands2HealNow Před 4 lety +1

    You seem confident and calm. PLEASE consider creating a small team with documents and sources available to debate in long form with any of the doctors who advocate for safer vaccines or other medical treatments. We are brave and respectful enough to listen and learn through such an event. PS I'm sure money could be raised for research, charity, or whatever. Thanks for all you offer.

  • @benjitimu8733
    @benjitimu8733 Před 4 lety +4

    Thank you for this Doctor. I’m from Sāmoa and it’s very disturbing hearing of anti-vaxxers interrupting the progress of these vaccines.

    • @joyjoyhappiness9610
      @joyjoyhappiness9610 Před 4 lety +1

      I'm so sorry for what is happening to your people. Hopefully things will get better soon. It's heartbreaking.

  • @biff2k2
    @biff2k2 Před 2 dny

    RFK Jr was at the center of a misinformation campaign at that time in Samoa.

  • @ghostratsarah
    @ghostratsarah Před 4 lety +3

    oh god, this is an immeasurable tragedy.

  • @liza_official9914
    @liza_official9914 Před 4 lety +2

    I know that 70 people died in Samoa that sad😔

  • @princeilou7343
    @princeilou7343 Před 4 lety +1

    Im Samoan and this outbreak has been devastating. As of today, there have been 71 confirmed deaths and for a population of just under 200,000 this number is far too high.
    The two deaths from last year after the babies died within minutes of getting their MMR shots was due to nurse malpractice and nothing to do with the vaccines themselves. The anti vaxxers pounced on the opportunity to spread their bs and this caused more confusion for the parents.
    Just hoping for a better outcome after the governments mass vaccination drive which has now pushed Samoas vaccination number to just over 90% of the pop. Even during the vaccination drive, the anti vaxxers continued to spread their bs with one local being arrested by the government for posting about it on Facebook.

    • @joyjoyhappiness9610
      @joyjoyhappiness9610 Před 4 lety

      I'm so sorry 💔. This is heartbreaking. How are the people holding up emotionally? And how are you holding up?

  • @eliscanfield3913
    @eliscanfield3913 Před 4 lety +3

    Well, that explains why my doctors office asked me if I'd been out of the country in the last month. Samoa and the Congo.

    • @Bleyenhoeve
      @Bleyenhoeve Před 4 lety +2

      Doctors have 2 chapters on vaccination during study. Basically, they are taught what the schedule is. Check out the hearing under oath of Dr Plotkin, the Godfather of vaccins, on CZcams.

    • @eliscanfield3913
      @eliscanfield3913 Před 4 lety +3

      I read history rather a lot. I am not listening to anti-vaxxers.

    • @heatherbray4221
      @heatherbray4221 Před 4 lety

      There has been a bit of a outbreak in New Zealand (particularly Auckland). Only a few hundred vs the thousands in Samoa, no deaths that I know of. So western countries may be of concern too.

    • @Bleyenhoeve
      @Bleyenhoeve Před 4 lety

      Bryan McGucken no problem here 👍🏼 personally I like seeing beyound my bubble. Some prefer the safety feeling of staying in. That’s normal as Well. Enjoy 🙏

    • @eliscanfield3913
      @eliscanfield3913 Před 4 lety +2

      I am hearing impaired from scarlet fever (I tended to hide my illnesses as a kid and my parents were also dealing with my dad's chemo at the time), and my husband is blind because of congenital german measles. (His mom is a cancer survivor too, so that may've been it.) Our experiences have made us very pro-vaccine. Our children and we are up to date on everything, including flu shots. Not that antivaxxers are likely to believe me.

  • @philannasiufanua2097
    @philannasiufanua2097 Před 4 lety +3

    God Bless Samoa 🇼🇸 and American Samoa 🇦🇸

  • @samuelsmithmed214
    @samuelsmithmed214 Před 4 lety +1

    Post hoc fallacy to its finest, what a horrible tragedy.

  • @RoadkillbunnyUK
    @RoadkillbunnyUK Před 4 lety

    By failing to vaccinate these people don’t just put their own kids at risk of serious complications and death they also put babies too young to vaccinated and children who can not be vaccinated due to medical problems at high risk. More rare are kids like my nieces and nephew who are fully vaccinated but for some reason the vaccination isn’t effective in them. My niece nearly died due to a measles outbreak caused by unvaccinated children, even though she is fully vaccinated she was still on life support in intensive care with her organs shutting down when she was 8 years old. Her baby sister, less than a year old, too young at the time for vaccination was also critically ill in hospital. Thankfully the case was not as serious for my nephew although he was still ill and in pain when he need not have been. My sister in law did everything right but still nearly lost her children, the children suffered, the whole family suffered, thankfully in the uk we have the NHS or the medical bills would have bankrupted them, all because some idiots decided they knew better than all research and qualified professionals and not only saw fit to put their own children at high risk, they put my nieces and nephew in harms way also. I can never ever forgive that.

  • @CloudCellC2
    @CloudCellC2 Před 4 lety +14

    Oh no more dislikes than likes! Think of the children! 😨
    Keep it up zdoggmd 👍

  • @adrienekausner9701
    @adrienekausner9701 Před 4 lety

    This is what we should be seeing on the World News. Not the bullshit we are subjected to on a daily basis.
    💙 U Dr. Z!!

  • @apocalypse487
    @apocalypse487 Před 4 lety +1

    I thought you were gonna say lack of education. Because that's really what it was.

  • @leftie75
    @leftie75 Před 3 lety

    Good ol Zdoggy dog. It's Hawkdoggy dog! It's been a minute, man! How is life? Allowed any trolling of medically harmed victims lately? Take care!

  • @Richard-Freeman
    @Richard-Freeman Před 4 lety +1

    Why am I looking at you and thinking of Ali G? I'm genuinely curious. I don't know why my brain is doing this.

  • @thixcinikki
    @thixcinikki Před 4 lety +3

    Love from New Zealand 🙌🏽 this vid is on point 👏🏽

    • @Bleyenhoeve
      @Bleyenhoeve Před 4 lety

      Amanda Anderson was the team vaccinated?

  • @beautifulday1563
    @beautifulday1563 Před 4 lety +2

    Please someone explain to me as to why people in Samoa are dying from measles at nearly 1 in 66 when the WHO and CDC say it's 1 in 1000 and more accurately CDC data says 1 in 10,000. Why are the samoans dying but there were no measles deaths from the same number of cases here in the USA and in New Zealand? Logic would say it's their living conditions that is killing them and lack of proper medical care not lack of vaccines.

    • @Denniss7420
      @Denniss7420 Před 4 lety +3

      VACCINES are GOD. You won't convince any NPC clowns here.

  • @Lady_Rowan_MacGyver
    @Lady_Rowan_MacGyver Před 4 lety

    Wonder how much he got paid to sell his honor.

  • @sandyschwartzkopf3510
    @sandyschwartzkopf3510 Před 4 lety +2

    Is it true that the lack of vitamin A and even C is the reason this was so bad? Whereas healthy eating was why people survived it in the past for the most part?

    • @aanesijr
      @aanesijr Před 4 lety +2

      Sandy Schwartzkopf Who said people survived it in the past? People had larger families with more children because the mortality rate was so high.
      It’s easy to check too. Try and look up your own great grandparents and see how many of their siblings and cousins survived to adulthood.

    • @heatherbray4221
      @heatherbray4221 Před 4 lety

      I'd consider your source carefully. Lots of quacks preying on the fear and grief going on.

    • @sandyschwartzkopf3510
      @sandyschwartzkopf3510 Před 4 lety +3

      Check this out. Talks about the vitamin A correlation. www.greenmedinfo.health/blog/measles-and-measles-vaccines-14-things-we-consider

    • @Bleyenhoeve
      @Bleyenhoeve Před 4 lety +1

      Sandy Schwartzkopf thanks!

    • @Bleyenhoeve
      @Bleyenhoeve Před 4 lety +1

      A healthy kid is a vew days sick of measles and then lifelong immune. That’s why measles where 98% gone before vaccinations started. All had to do with hygiene and good food. The Samoan kids and baby’s are underfed and lack of vitamines. If you get measles in that situation it can turn out really bad. Specially since large scale vaccination started again, many baby’s died... cause the vaccinated also spread the virus, by the 3 live virusses that are injected. And some get sick directly from the vaccines. I don’t think its such a great idea that WHO sponsor Bill Gates is getting African kids vaccinated. FIRST give them food and good health. Then vaccination is not needed. Just my idea on it.

  • @esthersanborn7581
    @esthersanborn7581 Před 4 lety

    A Crucial Message that aims at a child death, with a calm demeanor and delivery

  • @kevin594
    @kevin594 Před 4 lety

    At least the cookies are safe to eat

  • @matronista
    @matronista Před 4 lety +1

    I had measles in the first grade. No one in my class had it and my brother and sister didn’t get it either. But that is the way I roll medically.

  • @RavenBlaze
    @RavenBlaze Před 4 lety +1

    Booster shot before college!

  • @paisilipa3148
    @paisilipa3148 Před 4 lety

    Brings to 70 deaths total now

  • @dadwoody191
    @dadwoody191 Před 4 lety

    Does anyone actually pay attention to some clown on CZcams calling himself Z dog?

  • @ennpeecee4156
    @ennpeecee4156 Před 4 lety +2

    Seriously, this guy needs to see a doctor. Why does he look so ill?

  • @SChiasson3
    @SChiasson3 Před 3 lety

    Thanks!

  • @srkajol86
    @srkajol86 Před 4 lety

    Please comment on this headline I read today!!! : More than half of US adults nix flu shot this year

    • @Houseitch
      @Houseitch Před 4 lety +2

      do some research & find out what is in them then you'll understand.

    • @chancock4222
      @chancock4222 Před 4 lety +1

      Human Being I have. I got the vaccine because I’m not a paranoid moron who’s scared of big words.

    • @joyjoyhappiness9610
      @joyjoyhappiness9610 Před 4 lety

      @@chancock4222 Yep me too and I get them every year and guess what? I don't get the flu lol. And I work around high risk populations that get them every year. I don't get the flu. Because of vaccines helping me.

    • @Denniss7420
      @Denniss7420 Před 4 lety +1

      @C Hancock You're Another TROLL account pushing "The Agenda", because your Science can't stand on it's own. SMH. How Sad.

    • @Denniss7420
      @Denniss7420 Před 4 lety +1

      @Joy Joy Happiness You're another TROLL account......because your "science" cannot stand up to the scrutiny. Enjoy your Shedding.

  • @rebeccasanderson1533
    @rebeccasanderson1533 Před 4 lety +1

    So sad and so preventable!