We all want what’s best for our children. As parents we feel their pain and revel in their happiness. However, from time to time, we are faced with burdensome decisions concerning their wellbeing. One of these is the question of vaccination.

Some will say there IS no question... we simply follow the recommendations. Certainly, there is a resounding call from the medical community for parents to conform. Vaccination is paraded as medicine's great success story, having brought about an end (so we're told) to some of the great scourges of the past.

Still, not all support it. Those who oppose vaccination have some very important information to tell you. Information which is never passed on by health officials or doctors when they are busy promoting vaccination.

Let me introduce myself. I am the author of the book Vaccination - a Parent’s Dilemma, first published in 1997. I started as one of the many parents who search further than the doctor’s waiting room for the best answer. My search took me much further than I had anticipated.

When I evaluated what I found I decided not to have my children vaccinated. I had no idea how much wrath this decision would draw from promoters of vaccines, and those who are determined to see the status quo upheld. In 1996 I found myself  Maroochydore District Court in a two-day battle with some of the nation's leading 'experts' in an effort to determine whether my unvaccinated children had the same rights as vaccinated children.

If you are new to this issue and wonder why people even bother to question the practice please click on the second link on the left... Why question it?

Some basic info... follows on with information which is absolutely fundamental to the controversy. If you've not been exposed to anything outside the doctor's clinic prepare to be surprised.

For a thorough investigation please click on Start your search here. This will take you to vaccinationdebate.com, a very comprehensive site maintained by fellow Australian author Ian Sinclair. From this site you can navigate to information sites and support groups all over the world. If you are new to this issue the information you will find will definitely open your eyes and hopefully assist you to make an informed decision.

Happy searching.