Mandatory Vaccinations

I find it funny how the rest of you expect us to answer your questions and respond in a manner that you deem necesary when none of you even replied to this. Everyone just ignored it and it is a very valid point. It is easy to say what you do when it is affecting others, but when something happens to you or someone you care about, it becomes the perverbial double standard.

If I give my child a vaccine:
-I know that there are possible side-effects including a certain chance for complications leading to death.
-I also know that not giving the vaccine there are possible effects including a certain chance for complications leading to death.

Now, you have to choose either one and both can lead to death in the end. What good does it make to grieve about your choice after you've made it? If you've made the choice you believe (after a certain ammount of research) is the one with the best statistical outcomes and in the end your child dies you will be sad that your child is dead but you won't have anyone to blame, just luck.