Is there any unbiased statistics about this?    Not to discredit any point of view here but the arguments and the stories work as proof for both sides....    In one side we know that vaccines are indeed strands of the very disease they want to cure, not in a high enough concentration to make you sick but enough to trigger your organism to make the antibodies that will inoculate you against the disease...    In my case I got all my shots when I was a baby, I wasn't breastfeed and I grew up to be big, strong, I rarely get sick, and when I do it's just the season cold that goes away in a few days...    Not that this proves that you should be vaccinated or not breastfeed, but my kid got sick or died after getting the shot doesn't prove anything either...    It has to be some data about this that's not based on testimonies, perceptions, etc..