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Parental Rights - Mandatory HPV Vaccines

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Ruth Keiling
7 years ago

No way. No vaccination for a virus that is transmitted primarily through sexual contact. I taught my kids that there are consequences to actions, and life threatening diseases are a consequence of sexual activity out side of marriage.

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Velta Taft
7 years ago

Our family is against this vaccine. It is too new, and there has not been sufficient evidence to support it.

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Apryl Liles
7 years ago

Do not support Senate Bill 356, and House Bill 245. Do not support mandatory HPV vaccines.

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Bonnie Six
7 years ago

This should be a matter for parents and families to decide, not the government.

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Chris Bernard
7 years ago

The health and safety of my children is my right and my responsibility; not yours. Mandatory HPV Vaccinations are Dangerous and Bad for Floridians Mandatory HPV Vaccinations destroys parental rights in determining what is best for their children. Mandatory HPV Vaccinations assume all teenage girls are going to be sexually active before marriage. Therefore, these vaccinations are being forced on all young girls. All three HPV Vaccines cause dangerous and sometimes deadly side effects. Parents should make that decision. The risks of the vaccine outweigh any benefits. HPV vaccines are costly to taxpayers. Millions of women are targeted to be vaccinated to prevent .0022% who actually die of cervical cancer that is known as the cause of HPV. The HPV vaccinations do not protect against all cancer-causing strains of HPV. Most HPV infections go away on their own in two years.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

As support the rights of parents to make the right choices for their family.

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W Lee Mikell
7 years ago

Forced HPV Vaccinations are nothing more than a government sponsored money grab Merc and other big pharma companies. Forcing young children to take a vaccine that is unnecessary is unconscionable. By forcing the vaccine you make the incorrect assumption that very young children are going to be sexually active. According to the CDC, "HPV is transmitted through intimate skin-to-skin contact. You can get HPV by having vaginal, anal, or oral sex with someone who has the virus. It is most commonly spread during vaginal or anal sex." I do not support forced HPV vaccinations.

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Dawn Laurine
7 years ago

My child MY choice!!

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Jodi Campbell
7 years ago

I am asking you to not support SB356 and HB 245. I am not willing to give up parental rights and make the choices for my children. Please don't take this freedom away.

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Kaitlyn Terrell
7 years ago

I have three children one who has Childhood Cancer! Why don't we focus on that and the statistics of Childhood Cancer instead of mandatory vaccines that create big Pharma. God is not happy.!

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Albert SLattman Jr
7 years ago

we stop being a free nation when people force your desires on others

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Ken Wagner
7 years ago

As a Florida resident I ask you not support this bill.

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Alexandra Walton
7 years ago

OUR CHILDREN OUR CHOICE!

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anna patchett
7 years ago

Florida Legislators Please DO NOT support SB356 and HB245

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Pam F
7 years ago

We as parents have a right to make our own decisions for our own families.

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Pam Wagner
7 years ago

Please don't support SB356 and HB245.

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Shannon Brinson
7 years ago

Just as we have a choice to vaccinate or not vaccinate our children when they are younger, we should have the choice to not give them the HPV vaccine.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This situation is unbelievable. THis is America and we have the freedom to raise our children the way we want. Let’s keep the governor out of our business.

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Karen basham
7 years ago

I want to have the right as a parent to determine what vaccines my child has or does not have.

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Jen
7 years ago

Where there is risk, there should always be choice. Forced vaccination is a violation if the Nuremburg code not to mention a violation of our right to choose what we do or do not put into our bodies.