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Love your neighbor as yourself, including by protecting them from disease. Three faith leaders speak on the importance of vaccination.

The pandemic took me back to when polio stalked every neighborhood in America.

The vaccine didn't exist when I was a teen. I truly wish it had been available, because cancer was brutal.

If somebody had told me they were vaccinated, I probably would have told them that was a sin.

I was eleven years old, and in the early stages of meningococcal meningitis. Nobody recognized how sick I was.

Whooping cough? I didn't think people got that anymore. Our daughter was a five week old newborn.

My parents were deep in the wellness world, and there was a lot of fear-mongering about vaccines

We lost Ayzlee to influenza in 2014. She was a healthy 3-year-old. It can happen to anyone.

I sat on the floor next to Bobby. As I sat there watching him, I felt terrified.

I was pregnant when my husband came down with measles. It could have seriously harmed our baby.