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Every fight I've picked online has been because of my kids.

It's my kid.

That was the motivating factor.

Back in 2013, Renee Doresta was living in California. She was pregnant with her first child,

and like a lot of expecting moms, she was spending a lot of time online getting ready.

So the minute you find out you're pregnant,

most women will go and will join what's called a birth month group.

Join this group and everybody's due at the same time nine months out.

And you go through the entire experience of pregnancy with these people,

most of whom are anonymous.

And inevitably, the conversation turns to vaccines.

I do not see that there is ever an acceptable time to inject a known toxin, a known poison,

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