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On the topic of information gained from online sources, did anyone happen to catch the story on 60 Minutes on Sunday? I only caught a little bit of it, but happened to catch the bit where they were talking about 73% of all anti-vaccine content on Bookface stemmed from just 12 people who are predominantly drawing people in to bolster marketing opportunities. The specific part I've referenced start at 11:15.



My point here is, that whilst I can understand people's hesitancy with big businesses and the money they are making from it, just because someone has an opposing view to them doesn't mean that they are any more well-intentioned than those they oppose.

At the end of the day, we all have the right to make up our own mind. What is right for you may not, and probably will not, be right for someone else. To try and argue about which path is right or wrong on a forum, where few of us really know each other's personal circumstances, is fruitless.

The best advice I've heard is for each person to go and see their doctor and get advice from them. They have the ability to assess each individual's personal circumstances, weigh up the risks associated with each option path and provide a recommendation based around that, which each person can then contemplate and make a decision on.