[happyhomemaker]

Well, since you want to know how many of those who contracted measles, in Europe, went blind or were visually impaired, go do some research and/or write to the WOT, or the health ministries. It isn't mentioned in the article, so none of us can quench your curiosity. But why aren't you worried about how many died? Death is also a possibility....especially for adults who contract measles.

Gosh you seem really married to this thread. We are just a family that exercised our right to choose what vaccinations our children are shot up with. I had to laugh when you questioned how I got my children into "school" without the government OK. Believe it or not but parents in America are still "allowed" to educated their children at home without "papers" and the schools still accept children without papers OKed by parents. Oh and my oldest just got her drivers license...believe me, I am much more concerned with auto accidents than measle blindness syndrome

[nopardons]

There's no such thing as "measles blindness syndrome", nor is there a "measles death syndrome"; both are possible due to one having that disease.

You're the one who is "really married to this thread.",as well as to your own peculiar take on things.

Are your children home schooled? If so, then my question was not answered correctly by you.

Laugh your head off, but also hope and pray that none of your children contract the diseases you have refused to protect them from, at their present ages, or later in life.