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The parents of a 6-year-old girl died of measles in February and said they still don't believe in the vaccine, even if they lost their daughter to enter the virus. The Gaines County couple shared in a video interview with anti-vaccine children’s health defense that their perception of immunity has not changed. The mother spoke in English and said, “Measles is not bad. They quickly overcome it, but their four children refer to measles, but are also castor oil and castor oil and Inhal sectiant sextianty sextianty sextianty sextianty of trace serology. According to the Texas Tribune, the community has been at the center of the measles outbreak – the largest seen in 30 years in the state with 279 confirmed cases. Her siblings fell ill after death. Despite losing their daughter, parents said they still think the vaccine is unnecessary and claimed the disease helps build immunity. “It's her time on Earth.” They urged the public not to rely on natural infections to build immunity.
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