happypuppy

So,this evening walking up lordship lane, I just got off the phone and someone on a moped grabbed my arm in an attempt to snatch my phone. Phone fell on the floor... watch out and don't just hold your phone out. I don't know how someone manages to creep up on you on a moped, but there you go....

I posted my own advice on the subject to help someone make a decision, not to start an argument with a few very bored people. I was alarmed at the strongly negative and forceful responses, so felt the need to offer a different side. There is an argument for and against with not enough evidence on either side, making the decision making that much harder.Yes, I have posted only two times. I often have better things to do with my time than to start arguments on forums. Apparently this evening I have a little more time on my hands. I use the forum mainly as a way of keeping up to date with East Dulwich issues. As for my gender and whether I have children, I'm not sure of the relevance in that. Wow, people need to be more open minded, less judgemental and have a little more respect.

I believe that it is a decision that is very personal. Schools, Doctors and parents have a habit of scaremongering, which is not helpful. I have never been vaccinated and knowing people who have had adverse reactions to vaccinations including one person who was paralysed from the hips down, I feel very strongly in respecting people's choice to not vaccinate. I am now 29 and am thankful for my mother's choice. Do your own research. Speak to the rite people. Make your own choice.