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Hep B Affected Us For Generations

It took me a while to see Hep B for what it was: an intergenerational problem for my family.

I’m beating the odds after cancer. Vaccines help me do it.

I’ve overcome so much medically. But I can’t beat measles and other diseases on my own.

I Can’t Be Vaccinated. That’s Why I Need You to Be.

Every time I get sick, my immune system treats it as something it's never seen before—a complete unknown.

I Was Four Years Old When Measles Collapsed My Left Lung

Measles vaccine became widely available two years later, when I was in first grade.

Love Vaccinates: Faith and Community Immunity

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

I See COVID Through Memories of the Summer of 1953

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

A Vaccine Can Prevent This Cancer

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

Children Paid the Price: Growing Up Unvaccinated in a Faith Healing Community

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

My Classmates Thought I Was Drunk. I Had Meningitis.

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

My Newborn Caught Whooping Cough in the Pediatrician’s Waiting Room

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

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