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<blockquote data-quote="SpaceBaby Industries" data-source="post: 751380" data-attributes="member: 10009">He's baaaack!Good to see another post Milo!&nbsp; Brigit is obviously quite proud of her beard, and the &quot;on the fly&quot; actions of Milo were an amusing read.&nbsp; I could hear the wheels turning in your head as you figured out your next move.&nbsp;Truth be told DrSpunj, we were a mite leery of the vaccine.&nbsp; While the chances are very small, it wouldn't be the first time a vaccine didn't work, or did more harm than good.&nbsp; Anyone remember the fallout from those 1970s bulk immunizations at school?&nbsp; We also had the line of thinking that Chicken Pox is an annoyance, not a danger for a kid.&nbsp; As opposed to the MMR vaccination, or the proper name for the various needles stuck into our brood, as you don't want to contract potentially permanently debilitating conditions.&nbsp; Add to that a rather lukewarm opinion of the vaccine from our Pediatrician, and well, you've got a couple of kids with spots.I can't take him out in public yet (don't want to get people upset seeing all those spots), but he's back to his usual energetic self.&nbsp; Now if we can only figure out why our baby turns from Dr. Jolly into Miss Howl every night.&nbsp;&nbsp; Ah, for eight hours continuous sleep.&nbsp;&nbsp; Someday...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SpaceBaby Industries, post: 751380, member: 10009"] [b]He's baaaack![/b] Good to see another post Milo! Brigit is obviously quite proud of her beard, and the "on the fly" actions of Milo were an amusing read. I could hear the wheels turning in your head as you figured out your next move. Truth be told DrSpunj, we were a mite leery of the vaccine. While the chances are [I]very[/I] small, it wouldn't be the first time a vaccine didn't work, or did more harm than good. Anyone remember the fallout from those 1970s bulk immunizations at school? We also had the line of thinking that Chicken Pox is an annoyance, not a danger for a kid. As opposed to the MMR vaccination, or the proper name for the various needles stuck into our brood, as you don't want to contract potentially permanently debilitating conditions. Add to that a rather lukewarm opinion of the vaccine from our Pediatrician, and well, you've got a couple of kids with spots. I can't take him out in public yet (don't want to get people upset seeing all those spots), but he's back to his usual energetic self. Now if we can only figure out why our baby turns from Dr. Jolly into Miss Howl every night. Ah, for eight hours continuous sleep. Someday... [/QUOTE]

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