I do not read, and have never read, VAERS reports. I have read recently a study on all cause mortality in 2020, and the number of infant deaths from SIDS has plummeted, which correlates exactly with the reduction in infant vaccinations.

It correlates exactly back to when they changed sleeping patterns of babies.

https://www.sids.org/what-is-sidssuid/incidence/

Furthermore reports to vaers of babies deaths from SIDS following vaccination was NO different than the number of reported SIDS death in those who died but did not receive a vaccination:

VAERS received 2149 death reports, most (n = 1469 [68.4%]) in children. Median age was 0.5 years (range, 0–100 years); males accounted for 1226 (57%) reports. The total annual number of death reports generally decreased during the latter part of the study period. Most common causes of death among 1244 child reports with available death certificates/autopsy reports included sudden infant death syndrome (n = 544 [44%]), asphyxia (n = 74 [6.0%]), septicemia (n = 61 [4.9%]), and pneumonia (n = 57 [4.6%]). Among 526 adult reports, most common causes of death included diseases of the circulatory (n = 247 [46.9%]) and respiratory systems (n = 77 [14.6%]), certain infections and parasitic diseases (n = 62 [11.8%]), and malignant neoplasms (n = 20 [3.8%]). For child death reports, 79.4% received >1 vaccine on the same day. Inactivated influenza vaccine given alone was most commonly associated with death reports in adults (51.4%).

Conclusions.
No concerning pattern was noted among death reports submitted to VAERS during 1997–2013. The main causes of death were consistent with the most common causes of death in the US population.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6771280/

That is utterly misleading, and implies that hundreds of peope fell gravely ill for everyone that simply became immune after a short period of discomfort.

Schaffner added that in the past, measles could commonly lead to middle ear infection, and even more seriously, pneumonia as well as encephalitis, inflammation of the brain. He said one in a 1,000 children would get encephalitis from the measles prior to the development of the vaccine.

https://www.healthline.com/health-news/life-before-and-after-the-measles-vaccine#How-do-you-push-back-effectively-against-this-kind-of-language?-

scarlet fever is not killing people today,

Group A strep, or strep A, ranks among the most destructive pathogens on Earth, rivalling malaria parasites, tuberculosis bacteria and HIV. In high-income countries, it's normally associated with the knife-swallowing pain of strep throat, a nuisance that is often cleared with antibiotics. But in lower-income countries, infection is more common and people are less likely to receive effective treatment. Repeated and untreated infections can then lead to rheumatic heart disease, which causes the heart valves to leak.

Rheumatic heart disease used to be a common cause of death in the West, often striking when people were in their early 20s. It has now been largely eradicated in Europe and North America, thanks in part to the regular use of antibiotics. But the disease still hits hard elsewhere, affecting more than 33 million people globally and killing around 300,000 each year. Taking into account other, invasive conditions caused by strep A – such as streptococcal toxic shock syndrome, sepsis⁠ and 'flesh-eating' necrotising fasciitis – strep A's annual death toll stands at over half a million.

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-02-strep-bacteria-half-million-people-year.html