My first cousin Annabelle, who had the opportunity to live in various parts of the world thanks to her husband's work, settled in the United States of America. She has just started her new little family and when her new baby boy arrived, she had and continues to have difficulty deciding whether to vaccinate her baby. As Annabelle was a social worker during her travels around the world, she also had the chance to meet many people. She met about five families who had negative reactions to having their child vaccinated. But one story really struck her. When Annabelle was in Canada, she met a lady named Sue who told her the story of her daughter. She had her 4 month old child vaccinated and two days later she had a seizure and on the way to the hospital she stopped, but she told her doctor that her son had been vaccinated there was a few days old and the doctor assured her she told him that her baby was fine and that it was the result of a fever that caused a seizure. Weeks passed and her baby no longer had seizures, so a little later she received two more rounds of vaccinations and her seizures became more frequent as a result. From one grabber per month, to two grabbers per week and three or more per day. Then he was hospitalized for a month and asked for answers, test after test, he had none. Weeks