No Shingles vaccine, thanks

[Kenneth Winslow]

At my annual check up on Monday my doctor offered me the shingles vaccine. When I turned her down she remembered that I don't take vaccines anymore.

Up until about a year or so ago I had taken all the vaccines offered to me, including lots of them while I was in the Navy. That even included the first 2 of the 3 rounds of the anthrax vaccine.  Other than the typical soreness and sickness typically associated with side effects of vaccines I am grateful that I have not suffered more serious side effects.

Later that day a friend of mine, who knew nothing about my doctor's visit, shared this article:
https://http://healthimpactnews.com/2018/lawsuits-mount-against-shingles-vaccine/

I've heard it said that "coincidence" is NOT a kosher word. 

[creationliberty]

Our Lord Jesus Christ gives us understanding so we will be protected from the wicked, and saved not only from sin and God's judgment, but also from many harmful things in this life.

[anvilhauler]

Thanks for the link too Kenneth as this kind of stuff is valuable information that I can use. 

Also not necessarily a "coincidence" but the right information at just the right time.

[Zoologistkid]

Hey, Kenneth, I've noticed that when people use arguments for vaccination, they use bad examples like Polio or the old pulling on the heartstrings technique like when I was on youtube and I saw a video about "Unbelievable Doctor Stories That Went Viral After Someone Started #ShareAStoryInOneTweet". The whole video involved all of these stories about people who started vaccinating or shaming people who don't do vaccinations. Basically, the same old bad tactics.