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Reply #120 posted 09/09/09 7:00pm

Lotus2unfld

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Lotus2unfld said:




how many kids under the age of 5 do you presently have?


I'm not talking about kids that were vaccinated 20 or 30 years ago with no problem ...that are now adults

when it comes to my kid...my MY CHILDS good health. You don't have any business calling me names for a damn thing.

I have every right to ask my childs doctor questions ... to research a topic and whatever I need to do to keep my child healthy.

and if the doctor try's to intimidate ...and or gets nervious ... I mean this doctor REALLy reacted in a funny / odd way... to my questions and he didn't want to answer them.... at first....but I have a every right to notice and to choose.

so kiss off.

I'll bet you don't have any kids under the age of 5... at present.



You don't know what the hell you're talking about. The mercury issue is old news, and vaccines have only become safer in the past 10 years. The manufacturers actually responded to the general unfounded freaking-out over their preservatives and changed them in almost all vaccines. Mercury is a natural part of our surroundings, and while large quantities are clearly unsafe, there is no reason to think that the minute amounts that kids miiiight still be exposed to are harmful. When it comes to all chemicals, dose is everything. The wrong dose of almost ANYthing will kill you, and the right dose of almost ANYthing is either beneficial or harmless.

You're making it sound as though an extremely devoted parent (PunkMistress) doesn't give a fuck about her kids, and it's generous of her to not tell you exactly where to put your fool head.

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Reply #121 posted 09/09/09 7:24pm

Lotus2unfld

tackam said:

Lotus2unfld said:




how many kids under the age of 5 do you presently have?


I'm not talking about kids that were vaccinated 20 or 30 years ago with no problem ...that are now adults

when it comes to my kid...my MY CHILDS good health. You don't have any business calling me names for a damn thing.

I have every right to ask my childs doctor questions ... to research a topic and whatever I need to do to keep my child healthy.

and if the doctor try's to intimidate ...and or gets nervious ... I mean this doctor REALLy reacted in a funny / odd way... to my questions and he didn't want to answer them.... at first....but I have a every right to notice and to choose.

so kiss off.

I'll bet you don't have any kids under the age of 5... at present.



You don't know what the hell you're talking about. The mercury issue is old news, and vaccines have only become safer in the past 10 years. The manufacturers actually responded to the general unfounded freaking-out over their preservatives and changed them in almost all vaccines. Mercury is a natural part of our surroundings, and while large quantities are clearly unsafe, there is no reason to think that the minute amounts that kids miiiight still be exposed to are harmful. When it comes to all chemicals, dose is everything. The wrong dose of almost ANYthing will kill you, and the right dose of almost ANYthing is either beneficial or harmless.

You're making it sound as though an extremely devoted parent (PunkMistress) doesn't give a fuck about her kids, and it's generous of her to not tell you exactly where to put your fool head.


where did you get that information? it's wrong. this is a problem with an unusually high rate of kids today. And there is much documentation on the effects of mercury IN the vaccines and the connection of exposure to it and the development of autism. Now that is information one can even pick up and read in the pediatrians office.

as far as PunkMistress goes, she/or he was extremely abrasive simply because I happen to have an opposing opinion to hers. However, PunkMistress stated she did not have any children under the age of 5 at present. However, PunkMistress did state that her kids are not fully vaccinated at present.

Which is interesting for someone who is so gung-ho on putting me down for taking time to research, read up on and question before I let someone just give my kid a shot.

Perhaps my typing and punction are not the greatest, at times, but the content of my opinion are of value. If you or your friends have an opposing opinion ...Fine. Shouldn't be anything wrong with an opposing opinion, in general. But just because my opinion on the topic differs from yours or your friends, doesn't mean I should tolarate being personally insulted or flamed.
It's just a different point of view ...period.

Since your so wise and intelligent maybe you'll be glad to share with us all that fantastic quote by Benjamin Franklin regarding the necessity of opposing opinions and the good it does us all as a body of peoples.


As far as mercury being a natural part of our surroundings goes, well so is e-coli. Every human has it in their system naturally, but you don't want to eat it in your food!!! No matter how small the amount.
so that arguement doesn't wash too well with me.
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Reply #122 posted 09/09/09 7:29pm

Lotus2unfld

PunkMistress said:

Lotus2unfld said:


do you care for your kids full time....do they live with you full time ... ?


Yes. Always have, Gary.



well that's good. seriously.

btw... My name is BevaLee. My son's name.. I don't care to mention online... it's not necessary.

peace out. I'm done with this thread.
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Reply #123 posted 09/09/09 7:41pm

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I'm happy to have started this thread.

Although some of you are getting unneccesarily angry about this. You guys need to relax. I'm not saying you are bad parents because you vaccinated your kids.

But if you just went ahead and got your kids vaccinated, without doing any research, without looking into the links between vaccinations and autism, if you just went ahead and accepted that it was the right thing to do because you have blind faith in western medicine - then HELL YES you are a bad fucking parent.

Here's a FACT - Medicine is a BUSINESS, before anything else. The pursuit of profit is the most important thing to these corporations, most certainly not the wellbeing of the general public.

In fact, it's logical to suggest that the wellbeing of the general public is of little concern to pharmaceutical companies. Why? Because a healthy public obviously does not need medicine.

Is it so ludicrous to concieve that there is a certain amount of deliberate sickness being spread around (with vaccinations being a potential medium), in order to keep a person on a certain amount of required drugs for their entire life? And if not deliberate sickness - then a knowledge of ineffective and potentially dangerous drugs out being out there but little being done about it for financial purposes? Either way is just as bad, and it's a win-win situation for them - if you're perfectly healthy, then they reap the benefits of making people believe that their methods are working - if you are not healthy, they can continually sell you something to keep it under control.

Many people do not think this deeply about subjects such as this. As I said before, it's blind faith in a system that they think they know about, yet really know nothing about. These are the people that are the quickest to call others crazy, or to call people conspiracy theorists.

It is not wise to debunk evidence that is out there. There are always exceptions. Nobody is trying to say "Your children will become autistic if you vaccinate them". However, to suggest it isn't a possibility when there is a ton of evidence to support it is downright absurd.

To you debunkers....what are your thoughts on this? It was written by a very educated friend of mine.


The problem is that flu and many other vaccines are not safe nor are they effective. Vaccines are filled with all kinds of toxic ingredients. This can include dog kidney tissue, monkey kidney tissue, chicken or duck egg protein, chick embryo, calf serum, pig or horse blood, and cowpox pus. These foreign proteins are injected directly. They are very toxic since they do not get filtered through the digestive process or pass through the liver. These proteins are foreign to the body. Parents would never think of giving their children formaldehyde or aluminum phosphate to eat. Yet they’re happily allowing them to be injected into their veins.

Significant adverse effects have been reported with every type of vaccine. These reactions can occur soon after vaccination (short-term reactions) or several months to years later (long-term). These individuals are predominantly infants and children, and the problems they've incurred as a result of vaccination include conditions such as autism, attention deficit disorder, minimal brain dysfunction, and other biochemical and neurological abnormalities.

Because of massive underreporting of these troubling statistics, a full picture of the effects of vaccination has not emerged. The official line is that a small minority must accept negative consequences for the greater good of the majority. Now this swine flu vaccine is being rushed to the market with less testing than any other hardly tested vaccine before it. No lesson was learned with the experimental squalene Anthrax vaccine mandated for US soldiers during the First Gulf War. Hundreds of thousands of adverse reactions occurred, with tragic consequences to the soldiers and enormous preventable financial burdens on the healthcare system.

One would think that before injecting children worldwide with hundreds of millions of doses of vaccines, enough clinical trials would be performed to determine exactly what the effects of this large-scale human genetic experiment would be. Lack of funding is not the problem. Each year, more than $1 billion is appropriated by Congress to federal health agencies to develop, purchase, and promote the mass use of vaccines in the U.S. but not to fund independent researchers to investigate vaccine-related health problems.
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Reply #124 posted 09/09/09 7:55pm

Vendetta1

Militant, don't get your kids vaccinated when you have some. In one breath, you say to not attack the conspiracy theorists and in the next breath, you show your mind is made up on this topic and are not willing to listen.

Is your educated friend a doctor? An expert in the field? Even if either is the case, they sound like they don't have a clue.

This is coming from someone who has believed that my son's autism was caused by vaccines. I am open enough to entertain that it may not have been.
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Reply #125 posted 09/09/09 8:04pm

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Vendetta1 said:

Militant, don't get your kids vaccinated when you have some. In one breath, you say to not attack the conspiracy theorists and in the next breath, you show your mind is made up on this topic and are not willing to listen.

Is your educated friend a doctor? An expert in the field? Even if either is the case, they sound like they don't have a clue.

This is coming from someone who has believed that my son's autism was caused by vaccines. I am open enough to entertain that it may not have been.


I didn't say my mind was made up on this topic. I'm trying to be open and understand the evidence from all angles. The friend who wrote what I quoted, is someone whose opinion I highly trust, put it that way.

What about what they said doesn't sound like they have a clue, in your opinion?
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Reply #126 posted 09/09/09 8:07pm

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Militant said:

Vendetta1 said:

Militant, don't get your kids vaccinated when you have some. In one breath, you say to not attack the conspiracy theorists and in the next breath, you show your mind is made up on this topic and are not willing to listen.

Is your educated friend a doctor? An expert in the field? Even if either is the case, they sound like they don't have a clue.

This is coming from someone who has believed that my son's autism was caused by vaccines. I am open enough to entertain that it may not have been.


I didn't say my mind was made up on this topic. I'm trying to be open and understand the evidence from all angles. The friend who wrote what I quoted, is someone whose opinion I highly trust, put it that way.

What about what they said doesn't sound like they have a luce, in your opinion?
How many cases are there of kids who have been vaccinated, catching the diseases they were vaccinated for? That there would make the first few line bullshit.
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Reply #127 posted 09/09/09 8:14pm

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Vendetta1 said:

How many cases are there of kids who have been vaccinated, catching the diseases they were vaccinated for? That there would make the first few line bullshit.


I can't claim to know that statistic, but I never mentioned that, and neither did what I just quoted. It says the vaccines are not safe based upon the toxic ingredients that they contain that are directly injected and therefore can not be filtered through the liver.

It doesn't say anything about kids catching the disease that the vaccines are trying to prevent.
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Reply #128 posted 09/09/09 8:24pm

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Militant said:

Vendetta1 said:

How many cases are there of kids who have been vaccinated, catching the diseases they were vaccinated for? That there would make the first few line bullshit.


I can't claim to know that statistic, but I never mentioned that, and neither did what I just quoted. It says the vaccines are not safe based upon the toxic ingredients that they contain that are directly injected and therefore can not be filtered through the liver.

It doesn't say anything about kids catching the disease that the vaccines are trying to prevent.
The quote claims the vaccines are not effective. And if the vaccines were toxic and dangerous, don't you think the death rate would be higher?
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Reply #129 posted 09/09/09 8:28pm

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Vendetta1 said:

The quote claims the vaccines are not effective. And if the vaccines were toxic and dangerous, don't you think the death rate would be higher?


Toxicity, danger, risk of illness does not necessarily = death.

That should be obvious. The recurring theme of this thread has been the link between vaccines and autism, not the percentage of people killed by vaccinations.
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Reply #130 posted 09/09/09 8:35pm

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Militant said:

Vendetta1 said:

The quote claims the vaccines are not effective. And if the vaccines were toxic and dangerous, don't you think the death rate would be higher?


Toxicity, danger, risk of illness does not necessarily = death.

That should be obvious. The recurring theme of this thread has been the link between vaccines and autism, not the percentage of people killed by vaccinations.
Not effective would mean there would be millions affected by disease so i still call bullshit on that part.

I have 3 kids. All had the same vaccines from the same doctor. One has autism. There is a reason all 3 did not get autism.

I would love to have something to blame my son's autism on. There is no concrete evidence vaccines caused it. It may have a combination of genetics and vaccines, I just don't know. But until I get some hard cold facts and not speculation, I'm not advocating that people not get their kids shots.

You have a choice. You do not have to do this. Telling people not to do it is dangerous.
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Reply #131 posted 09/09/09 9:29pm

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ZombieKitten said:

connorhawke said:



It's one a.m. here and I'm on to my second guinness and loving what this thread has turned in to popcorn lol


I recently discovered (rather late in life) that I LIKE guinness!!! woot!


A lady after my own heart fallinluv woot!
Much better than lager nod
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Reply #132 posted 09/09/09 9:30pm

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connorhawke said:

ZombieKitten said:



I recently discovered (rather late in life) that I LIKE guinness!!! woot!


A lady after my own heart fallinluv woot!
Much better than lager nod


beer beer I want one NOW!!!
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Reply #133 posted 09/10/09 3:03am

PREDOMINANT

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JustErin said:

My ex's son has Autism and was not vaccinated at all. I'm talking nothing - not one vaccine...so I'm not too sure about the vaccine autism link.

He also has had other health issues for most of his life.


There is no link.
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Reply #134 posted 09/10/09 7:40am

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JerseyKRS said:

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OH, I'm talking about the personal insults thrown at others. Crazy calling crazy crazy. neutral



you're talking crazy rolleyes


You married it. rolleyes
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Reply #135 posted 09/10/09 7:47am

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GetAwayFromMe said:

JerseyKRS said:




you're talking crazy rolleyes


You married it. rolleyes


He sure did!

Probably because I'm not a frigid bitch who tries to ban him from looking at porn just 'cause I'm ugly and insecure!
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Reply #136 posted 09/10/09 7:47am

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It's what you make it.
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Reply #137 posted 09/10/09 7:48am

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PunkMistress said:

GetAwayFromMe said:



You married it. rolleyes


He sure did!

Probably because I'm not a frigid bitch who tries to ban him from looking at porn just 'cause I'm ugly and insecure!


Gawd you're the best...!!

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Reply #138 posted 09/10/09 8:09am

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PunkMistress said:

GetAwayFromMe said:



You married it. rolleyes


He sure did!

Probably because I'm not a frigid bitch who tries to ban him from looking at porn just 'cause I'm ugly and insecure!


Boing!
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Reply #139 posted 09/10/09 8:11am

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lol
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Reply #140 posted 09/10/09 9:24am

Lotus2unfld

Militant said:

Vendetta1 said:

How many cases are there of kids who have been vaccinated, catching the diseases they were vaccinated for? That there would make the first few line bullshit.


I can't claim to know that statistic, but I never mentioned that, and neither did what I just quoted. It says the vaccines are not safe based upon the toxic ingredients that they contain that are directly injected and therefore can not be filtered through the liver.

It doesn't say anything about kids catching the disease that the vaccines are trying to prevent.



your previous post was very well written. It did not sound like a conspiracy theorist but a realistic and well informed person....asking all of us to give consideration to what we do for our kids. My child has his vaccinations. However, I did skip the last one (which was not required or necessary for school ...I might add) because I had discovered that

1. it was not required and

2. it was THAT particular series of vaccinations that had been reported to have been the vaccine at high risk for mercury. In other words, they KNOW which vaccine series are at high risk for mercury.

a parent has to make a thousand decissions regarding their kids on a daily basis. From what they eat, when they sleep, what they watch on TV ... to who gives what kind of shot directly into a childs body.

I knew the details of the stats...because I had researched this a couple of years ago. but I can't recall all these stats specifically off the top of my head at present. However, it was something about 96 boys out of 100 under the age of 5, that come down with autism ... were not genetically inclined towards autism. The research suggested that 96 boys out of 100 that came down with the condition of autism got it from exposure to mercury found in vaccinations.

Now out of that ... about 1 in (I can't recall exactly but I think it was) 300,
of the boys under the age of 5, came down with autism or related disorder.

That is EXTREMELY high. I was shocked and very concerned. Girls were a little less....something like 86 out of 100, from vaccinations and 1 out of 450.

As I said ...this is from off the top of my head. But it's not insane or conspiracist... as the staff on my son's pediatrians office, including my son's doctor confirmed this information when I asked about these things.
I was asking questions. I had every right to know what was going on and what the risks were. For anyone to say that there are no risks ... even the doctor trying to give my son the shot would not tell that lie.

that being said, now I digress...and exit this thread.

peace.
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Reply #141 posted 09/11/09 8:26pm

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OMG.

This shit is why I'm going to avoid pediatrics like the plague. If my adult patients want to take risks for themselves, fine by me. I'm happy to tell them what I've learned and let them make their own decisions. But I'd have an EXTREMELY hard time being nice to parents -- even knowing how well-intentioned they are! -- who are ignoring the opinions of the majority of experts, scientists, and professionals because of bullshit that became well-known "fact" by being repeated on the internet x1000. Blargh.
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Reply #142 posted 09/12/09 1:28am

Lotus2unfld

GetAwayFromMe said:

meow85 said:


It's hard to respect junk science.


OH, I'm talking about the personal insults thrown at others. Crazy calling crazy crazy. neutral



*graceful curtsey*

I might be a little crazy ...but oh what the heck ...I guess I've earned it LOL.

I'm still sane enough though to respect and admire someone that stands up for their own principals and standards regarding respect towards others. That's very cool.

And you are right about all of us needing to respect others.

I hate I stepped my foot off into this with PunkMistress. What I said about the doctor was true and correct even if the way I typed it was poorly written.


I have a new keyboard so maybe my typing will improve a bit. either that I'll just have to take up drinking ...so I can at least use that as an excuse LOL.
j/k folks


I'm not looking to make any trouble for anybody.
I wouldn't want anyone to lock horns with their friends here online... especially over me. I'm not about that.

Just a heads up for someone who stands up for their own principals about respect towards others in general.


peace.
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Reply #143 posted 09/12/09 8:14am

dustysgirl

My kids are all vaccinated and are fine. I read in Newsweek magazine earlier this year that the researcher who first broke the supposed link between vaccines and autism lied about his findings.

Parents who still believe in the link are doing so because the disease shows itself during the years that kids are getting vaccines, thus they assume it's the vaccines.

When my first son was born in 1993, my husband was seeing a chiropractor who was trying to talk him into letting our baby get worked on. He said that spinal adjustments would mean we wouldn't have to get vaccines! How in the world is cracking your back going to ward off polio, measles and such????
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Reply #144 posted 09/12/09 11:31am

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tackam said:

I stopped reading after about #5, because it was just such obvious, complete, unmitigated bullshit. The efficacy of vaccines against deadly and debilitating diseases is well established. The link with negative outcomes has been fabricated by people on the internet, basically.

Don't be an idiot! Vaccinate your damn kids!
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Reply #145 posted 09/13/09 7:42pm

delilah1

you must vaccinate them, don't be silly, it's a question of responsability, and of public health... we must take care about alarmisms, but vaccinate kids it's very important ... I know what i'm talking about, because i work and deal with this problems every days.


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Reply #146 posted 09/14/09 6:26am

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Love...thy will b done
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