Why I Changed My Mind On Vaccinations | Danielle Stringer | TEDxGrandCanyonUniversity

"Vaccines are BAD! Wait! Vaccines are GOOD!" - Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Danielle Stringer, shares her experience and ideas that caused her to leave her vaccine-hesitancy behind and advocate for immunizations.

[nworbydnar]

I find this speaker to be very disingenuous and pretentious. What is it about her that makes me feel this sense of distrust?
It is like a prepared and memorized speech. Click that slide changer... so practiced.

[curlygirl]

If vaccines are so great why can’t you sue them ???

[weareone]

After the many years of walking around in this human body, I have come to realize that no one will ever force a good thing on you.

[buzzardclementine]

I have a theory about vaccine safety but it seems as if scientists won't look into it. I believe that vaccines are not suitable for all blood types. (Well personally I believe vaccines can be unsafe for anyone) But I'd like to emphasize that vaccines may be more dangerous for rh negative blood types. I will explain. Vaccines are cultured in mediums which may contain rh proteins, both animal and human. Vaccines are purified using the method called chromatography. Chromatography is not suitable to guarantee that an rh protein does not slip into the final product. If an rh protein does slip into the final product and is given to a person who has an rh negative blood type this would not be safe for them. If any scientists are reading this perhaps you will further look into this thank you.

[garrisp]

She discusses no science, just personal experience

[poli]

Ok but why still does the supreme medical court refuse a research on their safety?

[bonniekeating]

She couldn't find peer-reviewed research on the negative effects of vaccines?! I laughed out loud! Studies are done when there is the promise of money or power at the end of the research rainbow.

[taginefc]

Research your options, listen to your instincts & stay away from Disney land.

[stevemic]

I am vaccinated and no autism here perfectly healthy, yay science

[carsonwhite]

I'm still waiting for someone like her to go toe to toe with RFK Jr on this subject...Ian Lipkin, Peter Hotez, Paul Offit...step it up...let's have televised debates from both sides of this argument. Vaccine manufacturers have had multiple opportunities but they never show up. Too many people on each side of this issue to not be having these open televised discussions and settle this once and for all

[tako-]

I honestly think people should take a test before becoming a parent.

[cherry]

oh my goodness, never heard such a human sound so insincere.. unbelievable

[markcastro]

How much did they pay you for this drama

[DK-qxlv]

“I couldn’t find enough substantiated, peer reviewed evidence...”
Herein lies the problem
Having little evidence for safety, does not imply safety by default.

[josiahmontgomery]

Still waiting for “TED” to allow an alternative view to vaccinations.

[kjthreehundred]

I have a coworker that has 4 kids and the first 2 were not vaccinated and have developed normally and are even advanced for their age and later got vaccinated. The 3 one got his infant shots on time and developed autism after the 6 month shots. The fourth one has no vaccines in is developing normally and is now a year old and perfectly fine. As long as there is no truth or any effort towards discovering a link there are going to be parents that are fearful to get the early vaccinations. this is just one of several cases I know of personally and I have discovered there to be many more around the world. Yes the information remains extremely biased towards vaccines being 99.9% safe and completely harmless.

[mikek]

Why I changed my mind on vaccinations... Big pharma gave me a big check.. End of story

[FearScherer]

"my child is allergic to everything but I don't know why"

[river]

Obviously you can’t find it if they’re hiding it

[whoami]

I ask the anti-vaxxers in this comment section one question:
Would you rather have smallpox or have slight discomfort for a few days?