Anyone else get "vaccines" in school (United States) in the mid to late 70's?

reply to post by timetothink


I think you got a smallpox vaccine. A lot of people who have had them have a dime size indentition
on the very top of their arms near the shoulder. If you have this mark it wad definitely smallpox.

Originally posted by FissionSurplus
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In the late 60's early 70's I remember the small pox shot it was this huge gun type thing
and it scared the life out of us for some reason I remember it was hush hush and us kids
didn't have a clue what was going on .. I think just for the reason not to create mass hysteria
amoung us younger kids.
I remember them saying we are all going to the auditorium and we all thought we were going to see a film or play ..ha ha.
I remember getting a tine test (TB) in school every so often and a tetnus.
When my son entered school in the mid 80's they didn't give them shots in school we had to bring him to the doctor for that and if I refused to do so he was not allowed to attend school till I did.

I was out of school way before I hit my mid 70s. And why would a 70 year old want a vaccine? A flu shot would probably be enough to kill me at my age.

Originally posted by Witness2008
The only inoculation I had in school was for small pox. I think I got it the last year that it was given.

Yes small pox, but there seems to be some similarities and confusion whether some scars/ailments? were from that pox vaccine or the TB test.

but there have been several examples of vaccines that have been contaminated by pathogens. The slow-growing nature of chronic pathogens means there may be more cases of contamination than we realize

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Originally posted by timetothink
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It started out with IBS in high school, now it is depression, fibromyalgia and constant migraines.

It just kept increasing over the years...my whole body just hurts all the time.

Same here I fight this daily and the fatigue is not normal it seems…

But I can't remember my childhood. Same years I was in the same elementary school from 1977-1982. I wish I could remember but I can’t. I do not have the scar though I have seen on some people around my age. Do you have the scar on your arm?


I do remember this. Around 11-12 I went to the hospital for a 106 temp the doctors could find nothing wrong they did a Spinal tap (worst pain ever!) Still nothing. And thinking about it I think I went to a clinic for my shots not sure though

Also I have fibromyalgia and chronic pain with Ulcerative Colitis thought I would share that since others are, not that I have before...

When I was in school we had a injection called BCG. Here is some info.


BCG Wiki

reply to post by bangoli


No I already had the small pox before that....I posted info earlier in the thread as to how they gave they the smallpox vaccine.

reply to post by Mr Moon


Wow I never heard of that one, maybe it didn't make it across the pond or was called something else?

Is there currently a TB shot, I didn't think there was?

Originally posted by timetothink
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Wow I never heard of that one, maybe it didn't make it across the pond or was called something else?

Is there currently a TB shot, I didn't think there was?

I don't think theres a shot but I am not sure I know we had a tine test which tests for TB it
was a multiple puncture tuberculin skin test used to aid in the medical diagnosis of tuberculosis
your skin would show a reaction if your had TB.

reply to post by starlitestarbrite

multiple puncture tuberculin skin test is what we had first, if it reacted then you did not have to have the injection.
Also the injection left you with a scar on your arm.

Im sure people in the uk will remember this.

reply to post by timetothink


In elementary school in the mid 1970s I thought I got the TB shot. I really didn't want a shot and wrestled with the nurse . I will have to call and ask my 70 year mom...Ha.Ha. It was the shot in the right arm that leaves the scar? Except I don't have a scar.

Wow, talk about a trip down memory lane.

I remember those guns and the shots in the gym. I cant remember where exactly i was,
either georgia or texas at the time.

I still have my round scar, those guns were nasty if you moved, the kid in front of me flinched just as they
pulled the trigger, ripped his arm open, they had to take him to the dr. to get some stiches.
Needless to say i didnt move a muscle when it was my turn.

Interesting thread, ya wonder how much stuff they gave us to 'protect' us back then backfired.
I have had seizure issues most my early adult life, now faced with a lot of other medical issues
caused by hepatits C, i have no clue as to where the heck i picked that up or how. But some how
i have had it. and looking back knowing what i do now, i have had for quite a long part of my life.
My liver now needs replaced because of it.

I can fully relate to the feeing wore out and exausted and fatigued and just cant put your finger on it..
i have been that way for many many years, of couse now that i know i have what i do , i am not suprised.

Do your self a favor and get your doc to test you for hepatitis, just to rule that out. Its a simple blood test.
You dont want to find out like i did meeting a doc for the first time and the first thing they say to you
is "well your not dead yet".

Originally posted by timetothink
Hi all,

This memory came back to me recently and I started wondering what the heck it was they gave us. I was in middle school in the 70's, 76 to 80 and one day they pulled us down to the auditorium in groups and gave us shots with these airgun type hypodermic "needles". I don't remember the exact year.

Does anyone else remember this happening to them?

I am really curious as to what it was. Was it a flu vaccine?

Since I started having health problems a couple of years later, I wonder if it was connected.

If anyone had these or was involved in the "program" I would love to know what your thoughts are.

Thank you.

edit on 10-9-2012 by timetothink because: (no reason given)

I do remember that happening, if you try to visual it, compare it to wartime enlisties, they standin line and walk by as that airgun thingy gives you a shot. personally I have great health, im 51 and have to say im one of the healthiest people i know. I do not take any medications for anything, occasionally I do need migraine meds, but i dont take anything daily or even weekly.

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Thank you for replying, so sorry about what happened...hope it's turns out ok.

I was tested for hep in college because I was in health care (OT) and had to get vaccinated for it....blah.

Lord only knows what they did to us.

human cattle thats all we are i am shocked to read how ill some people on this site are at still quite young an age look at any old folks home in the western world and it is full of 60/70 year old who are near death .
now go look at any third world country 80 or 90 year olds are still running about chopping fire wood but i guess mr bill gates is going to see about that .
i read a few months ago that 25 % of the population in the uk are expected to get dementia ? one of my friends who just turned 50 has been diagnosed with it and everybody has a story about somebody with cancer you actually get sick of hearing about it .
luckilly i never took those shots not one i am 45 and as fit as an ox seldom sick never had a cold for over 10 years at one point and i live in a place where i goes down to minus 20 + in the winter .
true what they say for every sick person there are 7 people running behind them we have been used the goverments do not want people to live long and prosper ? they can not afford the pensions

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Jumping ahead from page one, so this may have been answered already. I remember these "shots". It was a Tuberculosis skin test. Not a needle, but a 6 pronged device. We were supposed to monitor the 6 dots left behind, and report back if they turned to bumps. We got an embossed card along with the test, to illustrate the various levels of spots>bumps>welts we might see. No bumps = no TB.
The scar the baby boomers have on the upper arm, is from the polio vaccination.

reply to post by 321equinox


Yeah I already posted all the different kinds of shots..the upper arm scar is from SmallPox..they stopped giving that in the early 70's.

Polio is on the sugar cube.

TB is on the forearm where you get poked.

And this shot given to me in school was an actual vaccine with an airgun on the upper arm. No scar or anything, just hurt like h-e double toothpicks.

Those round circle scars on the arms are from small pox vaccinations.

They rounded up the kids in German schools during the 70’s as well and gave them all those shots.
My mom did not let them give me the shot, because she did not want me to have this sometimes large and bumpy scar on my arm.

You could get them done privately at a doctor’s office for a fee. The good ole doc would give the immunization by making a small incision on your arm, those one did not leave any marks.

We also got tuberculosis shots and screenings as well.

I was also one who got the air gun shot. I remember it well. It was 1974. All the kids were lined up in the cafeteria, just like when we lined up for our lunches. One by one, we were each given the polio sugar cube, and a vaccine using the scary air gun. I had ( and still do) a fear of needles. I remember how scared I was while waiting and even though they said there was no needle, I saw kids ahead of me cry in pain when the injection
was given. When my turn came, I was scared out of my mind. Traumatizing for sure. I did hurt as I expected it would. I have a dime size scar on my left upper arm.

I went into foster homes a year later. Each and every new school I went to I had to retake several vaccines because without fail, my shot records were 'lost'.