Anti-Vaxxer Asks For Measles Protection Advice And The Internet Delivers

An anti-vaxxer mom in Washington recently asked a Facebook group called the Vaccine Education Networkย how she could protect her unvaccinated three-year-old child from a measles outbreak in her state. To be clear: she didnโ€™t vaccinate her child, and then became concerned about how she could make sure he didnโ€™t get measles. Too bad thereโ€™s not already some way to make her child immune toโ€ฆoh, wait. VACCINES.

Her message read, โ€œMy 3 year old is not vaccinated and there is currently a measles outbreak in my state. Any suggestions for precautions I can take to protect her would be very much appreciated.โ€

Now, there are some cases where a parent canโ€™t vaccinate a child, like when there are immune system diseases present, but this mom didnโ€™t mention any of that, so it seems safe to assume she just chose not to vaccinate.

Anyway, as you can imagine, she got a whole bunch of advice from the group, most of it in the form of sarcasm and dark jokes. Because if a parent wonโ€™t listen to doctors and science and instead endangers their child by not getting them vaccinated, what can you really tell them?

People, PLEASE, vaccinate your children!

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