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This blog is just about my life as a new mom, my thoughts, ideas and adventures in mommy-hood. The blog may evolve into more, but for now, all I have to share is what I know.
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If ever, at any point, you are uncertain of my opinion, or have any questions about anything I have written, please feel free to shoot me an email or just leave a comment. I’m a stay at home mom, so I at least check in on things more than once a day 
Thanks for taking the time to delve into my world, and I hope I can impart at least one thing that may make a difference in your life.
To your health!
~Hale Mom
Hi, Erica! Thanks for commenting on my blog post earlier today. I wanted to send my comments here in case you didn’t get a chance to check back on my blog. I enjoyed reading the post of yours that you included:
http://halemom.com/2009/the-efficacy-of-vaccines/
It’s a great explanation of “herd immunity” and how vaccines are supposed to work.
There is a line between deciding what is best for your child and what is best for everyone. Although most of us would like to think we make decisions based upon what is best for everyone, as parents we probably almost always make our decisions based on what we believe is best for our own children. We put them first. It’s our job. But your post does make me stop and think that my decisions, my actions could affect others (just as others’ decisions could affect me and my kids – my daughter is fully vaccinated).
I appreciate your thoughtful comments (and I look forward to meeting you this weekend too!
Colleen
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