Vaccination Letter

I’m writing this letter to you today because I wanted to discuss the importance of vaccines. Getting a vaccination is one of the most helpful ways that we as humans in today’s society can do to protect ourselves from communicable diseases. A communicable disease is an illness caused by an infectious agent or its toxins that occurs through the direct or indirect transmission of the infectious agent or its products from an infected individual or via an animal, vector or the inanimate environment to a susceptible animal or human host. This letter is going to discuss the benefits of getting a vaccine and the effects that you can make to your body and health if you don’t get a vaccine, in young children, teens, adults and seniors.
Most people don’t know that in young children, when a child hasn’t gotten a vaccine, it’s most likely already been considered that the child may not have a full term life. It’s estimated that four million children die every year due to the neglect of getting a vaccination. It’s important that every child gets the appropriate care they need in order to be able to survive in a world where diseases are all around them. Although most of the …show more content…
That’s actually not the case. Most parents with young children, feel that they need to protect their young child or baby from other people, but one of the most dangerous places that they child can be in right in the mother or father’s arms. Getting a vaccine can help you save your own child from any communicable diseases that might be developing in your body, and spread to your child just by breathing. A young child in a parents’ arms are more exposed to those then those who hold the child for 30 minutes, as opposed to being around the parent constantly. Also, some vaccines are for adults only, so you may think that as a child you don’t need any more vaccinations, but there are vaccines that are specially made for adults