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My wife just returned from getting our kids a checkup at the doctor. We don't/won't vaccinate. She came home in tears as the doctor told her not to return unless its to vaccinate our kids and that she is a terrible mom for choosing not to.

1) Where/How do we find a doctor that won't push this nonsense (We take the kids in once a year to check for anything developmental, not for shots)? My wife needs a doctor she can call if something is up with one of our kids.

2) What is your go-to "plug-n-play" resource showing the true history and dangers of childhood vaccinations? I have a hard drive somewhere with all my research from years ago for our first kid, but I'm looking for something updated and approachable.

My wife just returned from getting our kids a checkup at the doctor. We don't/won't vaccinate. She came home in tears as the doctor told her not to return unless its to vaccinate our kids and that she is a terrible mom for choosing not to. **1) Where/How do we find a doctor that won't push this nonsense** (We take the kids in once a year to check for anything developmental, not for shots)? My wife needs a doctor she can call if something is up with one of our kids. **2) What is your go-to "plug-n-play" resource showing the true history and dangers of childhood vaccinations?** I have a hard drive somewhere with all my research from years ago for our first kid, but I'm looking for something updated and approachable.

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[–] • 5 pts

Tetanus is so rare it's essentially non-existant. It's not even worth the risk of driving to the doctor. It's also bundled with other vaccines and the combination has a lot of aluminum which will be at toxic levels once injected. Then you just have to hope your kid's system gets rid of it quickly.

[–] • 4 pts

Tetanus comes from puncture wounds, so it's easy to know when to worry about it. It's also a bacteria, so just spray colloidal silver into the wound and you will be fine. Or treat with antibiotics if you prefer. Antibiotics are just fungi in pill form.

[–] • 0 pt

I just spray hydrogen peroxide and rub the wound to work it in (as it bubbles up), then spray a little more on. Makes the scab form very nicely and stay on for days.