All of the children in my son’s year at school were advised to receive a skin test and T.B jab for protection against a new epidemic (two cases in one school.) I refused this immunisation for my child, but his teacher told him, “he might as well have it, everyone else is.” He was also told by a friend it wasn’t my decision, but my son’s.

However, my son did not participate in the programme, despite his friends mocking him, saying; “ha-ha, you’ll get T.B.” The ‘friends’ are now laughing on the other side of their face, because they had a horrendous reaction to this vaccine, most developed a painful swollen supurating sore, others fainted.

Up to a month after the injection they still had a large scab which was oozing a putrid green substance from a hole the size of a pen nib. Their body was trying to reject some toxic substance, what that toxin was, is anyone’s guess. Medical procedures should be confined to hospitals, not schools. It is not the responsibility of schools to administer risky ‘health care’ to children, but an education. Educate the pupils on the danger of vaccines.