> Take, for example, the story of a 9-month old baby girl whose choice to avoid preventable childhood illnesses was taken away from her by someone who made the

> Take, for example, the story of a 9-month old baby girl whose choice to avoid preventable childhood illnesses was taken away from her by someone who made the choice to skip out on a routine vaccine. The "choice" was not taken away from her, because at that age she is unable to make choices on her own, whether for better or for worse. > Until this point in her life, the infant had not had so much as a cough or sniffly nose. Someone would argue that this point was proof that your choice not to vaccinate her was the right one.