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originally posted by: SpongeBeard
a reply to: TheSilverGate
these anti-vaccine nutters need to stfu and gtfo the way of medicine. They're just morons who don't understand the science and are instead parroting the nonsensical quackery of some internet blogger, or phd-less 'doctor'
originally posted by: TheSilverGate
Seems as if this is an on going issue.
The school system has become the parent.
Dangerous territory.
An Idaho third-grader received a flu vaccine at his public school without parental consent last week — the result of a “mix-up,” according to the West Ada School District — leaving angry mom Letisha Huff wanting answers from officials there. “These are our children, they’re not guinea pigs,” Huff tells local news station KTVB. “Either get it right, or don’t do it at all.” Yahoo Parenting was not able to reach Huff for additional comment.
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originally posted by: rickymouse
I brought my granddaughter to the doctors for a checkup. We had just changed doctors. I told my granddaughter she cannot take the flu shot because it makes her sick. She had been having severe asthma attacks prior to this and was taking inhalers.
The nurse asked us if it was all right to give her the gardacil shot and the Hep A shot and the flu shot in the waiting room. My wife and I said no to all of them. Now, she went into the room to talk to the doctor by herself before we were called in and I discussed the flu shot with the doctor. He said he was aware that she had a bad reaction to the flu shot and would not give it. After telling him that we took one med away because the doctor that prescribed it said to quit it, he said she should take it anyway. Now there was a good reason for not taking it. The doctor who's name was on the prescription said no yet this doctor said to take it anyway. I am going to believe the doctor who has his name on the script.
As he was walking out he said that they will send the nurse in to give her her three vaccines, I asked him, I thought she was just supposed to get the tetnus booster. He said no, she doesn't need the tetnus, but she needs the gardacil and the hep A and another controvercial one. I asked him if they are required, he said they were recogmended, so I told him I already had declined these vaccines with the nurse. He smirked and said she needed them, I told him that I am not giving her these, the alum triggers problems in us. He tried to talk me into it, I told him I am not authorizing it. He planned to give these shots without our consent, in fact we had told the nurse no. If we hadn't been paying attention and I hadn't asked he would have had the nurse give them. I am switching to a different doctor, I don't like doctors that trick people. My wife and granddaughter both heard me refuse these in the waiting room and they know from the actions of the doctor that he was trying to deceive us. Hew had the paper from the nurse in his hand, he could see they were checked no. He was going to override our authority. I have power of attorney, and my daughter, her mother, also said definitely no on these two shots. I don't know what the third shot was, but I bet it was the flu shot since he said she did not need the tetnus booster.
I am not intimidated by a doctor. When I brought up why the other doctor said to quit the steroid and the research I did on it he said that people are always looking on the net and misinterpreting things. I told him the info came from the FDA that said the two medications cannot be given together and also that I research medical and scientific sites to get my info, not facebook or gripe sites. I quoted evidence, he just gave an opinion with nothing to back it, defying the concerns of the Cardio-pulmonary doctor who had run the actual tests on her.
originally posted by: rickymouse
a reply to: NavyDoc
The tetnus we had given our approval of. The flu shot intolerance has been verified by two doctors previously in her. She had it once by a shot and once by a nasal spray, the doctor would not give her the second nasal spray treatment because of her reaction. So the reason may not be the alum in the shots with the flu vaccine. Although, there could be some adjuvant in the nasal spray.
We definitely found that she cannot eat pickles with alum, her asthma goes crazy. Somehow the aluminum causes the asthma symptoms to get a lot worse. Mercury can do the same thing I guess, they both are adjuvants.
I have been avoiding pickles with alum for thirty years or more, but I never thought to tell my daughter about this. She bought a gallon of pickles with alum in them, the grandchildren go wild with pickles. All her kids were sick this fall, but I don't think they were actually that sick. I think the alum was accentuating things and the immune systems of the kids overreacted, making them appear sick when they weren't. A couple of weeks after the pickles were gone and the kids are all doing better. Alum is a fungicide and also kills off many microorganisms. If the kids ate just a couple of pickles, no problem. But six to eight ounces at a sitting is not good. The gallon of pickles only lasted a week and a half.
I can't take the new DTAP for some reason, it made me create a lot of mucus and I was coughing up all sorts of stuff. I used to get a tetnus shot with no effects, but they changed it since my last one about twelve years ago. I think it is the pertusis part myself, but it could be the dyptheria or a different adjuvant. I guess I will never know for sure, it will be years before I get one again.
originally posted by: Aquariusdude
vactruth.com...
12 year old dies after receiving the HPV vaccine.. Sad Id rather be a "tree hugger" then give my kids poison that can potentially injure them for life or kill them.
originally posted by: SubTruth
originally posted by: SpongeBeard
a reply to: TheSilverGate
these anti-vaccine nutters need to stfu and gtfo the way of medicine. They're just morons who don't understand the science and are instead parroting the nonsensical quackery of some internet blogger, or phd-less 'doctor'
Look into the Amish and why the children do not get autism.......I am not saying it is vaccine related but researches should figure it out. Something is not right and the numbers and the Amish prove it.
originally posted by: SpongeBeard
a reply to: TheSilverGate
these anti-vaccine nutters need to stfu and gtfo the way of medicine. They're just morons who don't understand the science and are instead parroting the nonsensical quackery of some internet blogger, or phd-less 'doctor'
originally posted by: oubliette
a reply to: SpongeBeard
Some of us really have to monitor what kind of vaccines our kids get. prime example is allergic reactions to some vaccines. I had to fight like hell to make the state realize the swine flu vaccine messed my daughters sinuses up after the one dose she had. she has issues today from that. if anyone sticks my daughter with a needle that I am not aware of and present for, there is going to be hell to pay. its not about being anti vaccine, its about being a good parent and child safety.
Virginia on October 2 – 4, 2009, an unlikely announcement was given by lead vaccine researcher, Dr. Diane Harper. The key researcher in the development of the human papilloma virus vaccines, Gardasil and Cervariz, came forward and spoke the truth regarding lack of effectiveness the vaccines offer.
Shockingly, it seems there is no actual evidence that the vaccine can prevent any cancer anyway. From the manufacturer’s own admissions, the vaccine only works on 4 strains out of 40 for a specific venereal disease that dies on its own in a relatively short period. Therefore the chance of it actually helping an individual is about the same as the chance as him being struck by a meteorite
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As for the amount of mercury in thermosal I already covered that.The amount of mercury found in vaccines with thermosal were over 25,000 times higher then the amount allowed by the epa in regular drinking water..
www.globalresearch.ca...
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the study reviewed records of 537303 children born in Denmark between January 1991 and December 1998, representing almost 100% of children born in that period. Of these children 440655 had been vaccinated. Records were retrieved from three sources: the unique identification number assigned to each child at birth; MMR vaccination data reported to the National Board of Health by general practitioners, who give all MMR vaccinations and are reimbursed for their reports; and diagnoses of autism recorded in the Danish Psychiatric Central Registry. Only specialists in child psychiatry diagnose autism and related conditions.
The study considered the children's sex, weight and gestational age at birth, and age at diagnosis of autism or of a related disorder; the socioeconomic status of the parents; and the mother's education.
The authors found that “There was no increase in the risk of autistic disorder or other autistic-spectrum disorders among vaccinated children as compared with unvaccinated children (adjusted relative risk of autistic disorder, 0.92; 95% confidence interval, 0.68 to 1.24; adjusted relative risk of other autistic-spectrum disorders, 0.83; 95% confidence interval, 0.65 to 1.07).”
In addition, the authors found no association between the development of autistic disorder and the age at vaccination, the interval since vaccination, or the calendar period at the time of vaccination.
originally posted by: GetHyped
a reply to: Aquariusdude
They do get vaccinated in high numbers:
pediatrics.aappublications.org...
easy to prove though, if unvaccinated groups have the same rates for autism as vaccinated groups then the vaccines obviosuly aren't the contributer:
the study reviewed records of 537303 children born in Denmark between January 1991 and December 1998, representing almost 100% of children born in that period. Of these children 440655 had been vaccinated. Records were retrieved from three sources: the unique identification number assigned to each child at birth; MMR vaccination data reported to the National Board of Health by general practitioners, who give all MMR vaccinations and are reimbursed for their reports; and diagnoses of autism recorded in the Danish Psychiatric Central Registry. Only specialists in child psychiatry diagnose autism and related conditions.
The study considered the children's sex, weight and gestational age at birth, and age at diagnosis of autism or of a related disorder; the socioeconomic status of the parents; and the mother's education.
The authors found that “There was no increase in the risk of autistic disorder or other autistic-spectrum disorders among vaccinated children as compared with unvaccinated children (adjusted relative risk of autistic disorder, 0.92; 95% confidence interval, 0.68 to 1.24; adjusted relative risk of other autistic-spectrum disorders, 0.83; 95% confidence interval, 0.65 to 1.07).”
In addition, the authors found no association between the development of autistic disorder and the age at vaccination, the interval since vaccination, or the calendar period at the time of vaccination.
pediatrics.aappublications.org...
Conclusions: The reasons that Amish parents resist immunizations mirror reasons that non-Amish parents resist immunizations. Even in America's closed religious communities, the major barrier to vaccination is concern over adverse effects of vaccinations. If 85% of Amish parents surveyed accept some immunizations, they are a dynamic group that may be influenced to accept preventative care. Underimmunization in the Amish population must be approached with emphasis on changing parental perceptions of vaccines in addition to ensuring access to vaccines.