An anti-vaccine influencer made a great case for why you should vaccinate and protect your kids!

Wait, what?
Should You Worry About SSPE After Measles?
Sure, it is not the point that Dr. Gator is trying to make, but think about it…
Do you ignore your child’s risk of dying from:
drowning?
choking?
car crashes?
getting struck by lightning?
Or do you do anything and everything possible to lower their risk of getting hurt and dying from these safety hazards?
That’s right!
You put a fence around your pool (if you have one), have your kids wear a life jacket, teach them to swim, and supervise them to reduce their risk of drowning!
You cut up their food and keep high risk objects out of reach of your younger child to reduce their risk of choking!
You sit them in an age-appropriate infant or car seat to protect them in a car crash!
And you don’t let them play outside during thunderstorms to reduce their risk of getting struck by lightning.

So why wouldn’t you vaccinate your child to reduce their risk of getting measles and SSPE, a late complication of measles that is always fatal? Especially when there is also the risk of dying from measles itself!
“The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health encourages residents to make sure that all members of their families are protected against measles following the recent tragic death of a school-aged LA County resident from a complication of measles infection acquired during infancy.”
Public Health Reminds Residents About the Importance of Measles Vaccination Following the Death of a Child from a Measles-Related Complication
Be aware - stop listening to anti-vaccine influencers.
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I have a question. Do you have an article about how just because the child cries while getting the needle does not mean it's dangerous?