I'm Unvaccinated and That's OK!

By Dr. Shannon Kroner, Manfred Calderón (Illustrator)

An unvaccinated child navigates life, sharing his family's reasons and challenges in a world of differing choices.

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Bookroo's summary

Meet Nicholas, an unvaccinated child, as he reveals his family's journey through the complex world of vaccine choices. With an older sibling affected by vaccine injury, Nicholas's story explores trust, research, and the importance of informed decisions. As he navigates life, he highlights the significance of respecting personal choices in today's society. What does it mean to be unvaccinated in a world of diverse opinions? Discover the challenges and insights of a family making their own path.

From the publisher

MOM’S CHOICE AWARD WINNER! I’m Unvaccinated and That’s OK! is the story of an unvaccinated child named Nicholas Novaks, who shares the many reasons why his parents have chosen not to vaccinate him. Nicholas explains his parents’ personal concerns about vaccine injury, the importance of finding a doctor they can trust and openly speak with, the research they did before making this decision, and what life is like for an unvaccinated child who has an older, vaccine-injured sibling. Inspired by the personal stories of vaccine-injured children, which have been shared with Dr. Shannon Kroner over many years of working with special needs families, Dr. Kroner aims to raise awareness of the importance of vaccine choice and the necessity of doing the research before making an important decision such as vaccination. Join Nicholas as he shares what it means to be an unvaccinated child in today’s world and why one’s personal choice regarding vaccination must always be respected. I’m Unvaccinated and That’s OK! is published through ICAN PRESS, an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing. ICAN (Informed Consent Action Network) is a nonprofit organization investigating the safety of medical procedures, pharmaceutical drugs, and vaccines while advocating for people’s right to informed consent.

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