Re: GIVE ME MUMPS! My anti vaCcine documentary

[Guest guest]

I really am excited about this film!!!

I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

diseases, in real time?

I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

diseases via vaccines "

Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

We're living in a truly insane time.

The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

people would help out with financially.

best,

Liora In Beijing

[Guest guest]

I really am excited about this film!!!

I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

diseases, in real time?

I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

diseases via vaccines "

Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

We're living in a truly insane time.

The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

people would help out with financially.

best,

Liora In Beijing

[Guest guest]

I really am excited about this film!!!

I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

diseases, in real time?

I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

diseases via vaccines "

Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

We're living in a truly insane time.

The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

people would help out with financially.

best,

Liora In Beijing

[Guest guest]

The list thing has been tried I think people are worried to be so open

about it. There are a few list in existence on but few people post

on them.

When my film is done I plan to put it online for everyone free of

charge. Now If I can just get exposure to the various illnesses and get

people to speak on film this project will come to be. In the meantime I

am educating people via myspace and various blogs.

lioracc wrote:

>

> I really am excited about this film!!!

>

> I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

>

> This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> diseases, in real time?

>

> I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

>

> Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> diseases via vaccines "

>

> Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

>

> We're living in a truly insane time.

>

> The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> people would help out with financially.

>

> best,

> Liora In Beijing

>

>

[Guest guest]

The list thing has been tried I think people are worried to be so open

about it. There are a few list in existence on but few people post

on them.

When my film is done I plan to put it online for everyone free of

charge. Now If I can just get exposure to the various illnesses and get

people to speak on film this project will come to be. In the meantime I

am educating people via myspace and various blogs.

lioracc wrote:

>

> I really am excited about this film!!!

>

> I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

>

> This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> diseases, in real time?

>

> I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

>

> Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> diseases via vaccines "

>

> Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

>

> We're living in a truly insane time.

>

> The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> people would help out with financially.

>

> best,

> Liora In Beijing

>

>

[Guest guest]

You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/ is a good place IMO to

look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

have " YES my dd got X " threads.

best,

Liora

> >

> > I really am excited about this film!!!

> >

> > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> >

> > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > diseases, in real time?

> >

> > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> >

> > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > diseases via vaccines "

> >

> > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> >

> > We're living in a truly insane time.

> >

> > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > people would help out with financially.

> >

> > best,

> > Liora In Beijing

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/ is a good place IMO to

look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

have " YES my dd got X " threads.

best,

Liora

> >

> > I really am excited about this film!!!

> >

> > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> >

> > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > diseases, in real time?

> >

> > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> >

> > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > diseases via vaccines "

> >

> > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> >

> > We're living in a truly insane time.

> >

> > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > people would help out with financially.

> >

> > best,

> > Liora In Beijing

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/ is a good place IMO to

look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

have " YES my dd got X " threads.

best,

Liora

> >

> > I really am excited about this film!!!

> >

> > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> >

> > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > diseases, in real time?

> >

> > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> >

> > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > diseases via vaccines "

> >

> > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> >

> > We're living in a truly insane time.

> >

> > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > people would help out with financially.

> >

> > best,

> > Liora In Beijing

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/ is a good place IMO to

look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

have " YES my dd got X " threads.

best,

Liora

> >

> > I really am excited about this film!!!

> >

> > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> >

> > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > diseases, in real time?

> >

> > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> >

> > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > diseases via vaccines "

> >

> > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> >

> > We're living in a truly insane time.

> >

> > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > people would help out with financially.

> >

> > best,

> > Liora In Beijing

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I know a few people have discussed my film on there, but me being a male

I most likely would not be welcome as a poster.

lioracc wrote:

>

> You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/

> <http://www.mothering.com/discussions/> is a good place IMO to

> look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

> moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

> have " YES my dd got X " threads.

>

> best,

> Liora

>

>

> > >

> > > I really am excited about this film!!!

> > >

> > > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> > >

> > > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > > diseases, in real time?

> > >

> > > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> > >

> > > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > > diseases via vaccines "

> > >

> > > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> > >

> > > We're living in a truly insane time.

> > >

> > > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > > people would help out with financially.

> > >

> > > best,

> > > Liora In Beijing

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I know a few people have discussed my film on there, but me being a male

I most likely would not be welcome as a poster.

lioracc wrote:

>

> You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/

> <http://www.mothering.com/discussions/> is a good place IMO to

> look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

> moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

> have " YES my dd got X " threads.

>

> best,

> Liora

>

>

> > >

> > > I really am excited about this film!!!

> > >

> > > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> > >

> > > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > > diseases, in real time?

> > >

> > > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> > >

> > > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > > diseases via vaccines "

> > >

> > > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> > >

> > > We're living in a truly insane time.

> > >

> > > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > > people would help out with financially.

> > >

> > > best,

> > > Liora In Beijing

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I know a few people have discussed my film on there, but me being a male

I most likely would not be welcome as a poster.

lioracc wrote:

>

> You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/

> <http://www.mothering.com/discussions/> is a good place IMO to

> look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

> moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

> have " YES my dd got X " threads.

>

> best,

> Liora

>

>

> > >

> > > I really am excited about this film!!!

> > >

> > > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> > >

> > > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > > diseases, in real time?

> > >

> > > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> > >

> > > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > > diseases via vaccines "

> > >

> > > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> > >

> > > We're living in a truly insane time.

> > >

> > > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > > people would help out with financially.

> > >

> > > best,

> > > Liora In Beijing

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I know a few people have discussed my film on there, but me being a male

I most likely would not be welcome as a poster.

lioracc wrote:

>

> You know, http://www.mothering.com/discussions/

> <http://www.mothering.com/discussions/> is a good place IMO to

> look for current illnesses. Health and Healing forums always have

> moms asking " name that rash! " and the Vaccination forums too sometimes

> have " YES my dd got X " threads.

>

> best,

> Liora

>

>

> > >

> > > I really am excited about this film!!!

> > >

> > > I live in Beijing and have been trying to expose my 2 little ones,

> > > aged 4 and 2 to various " VPD's " (via mostly hoping, waiting, getting

> > > out, though one Chicken Pox family let us come over to play once).

> > >

> > > This brings me to something I've thought about from time to time. WHY

> > > is there not a worldwide database for these childhood illnesses

> > > whereby people who WANT exposure can link up with those who have the

> > > diseases, in real time?

> > >

> > > I would love to be on a waiting list to meet up with someone, who has

> > > come down with, say Mumps or Chickenpox in my town (Beijing) or an

> > > easy plane or train ride and call them up for a play date.

> > >

> > > Is this naive to think we could ever organize something like this

> > > openly? Or would it be swooped down upon quickly by the Organizations

> > > as intentionally " promoting illness " and " thwarting the eradication of

> > > diseases via vaccines "

> > >

> > > Crazy as hell that they have sanction to introduce dangerous

> > > chemicals, genetically engineered DNA and foreign proteins, and even

> > > live polio vaccine virus to millions of children--including kids with

> > > HIV in Nigeria, for whom it can easily cause death---yet hindered, or

> > > possibly even criminalized for spreading the wild type virus.

> > >

> > > We're living in a truly insane time.

> > >

> > > The best of luck with your film! Do you have a website or more

> > > information about your project? 'Cos it seems like the kind of thing

> > > people would help out with financially.

> > >

> > > best,

> > > Liora In Beijing

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Group, My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It took several tries, with our children just playing together, but finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other. Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others we stayed at home for awhile. So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with spots, running around and playing and

laughing as if nothing at all were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.Working to save the children,P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps. Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society of Homeopaths

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[Guest guest]

Dear Group, My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It took several tries, with our children just playing together, but finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other. Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others we stayed at home for awhile. So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with spots, running around and playing and

laughing as if nothing at all were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.Working to save the children,P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps. Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society of Homeopaths

Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now.

[Guest guest]

Dear Group, My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It took several tries, with our children just playing together, but finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other. Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others we stayed at home for awhile. So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with spots, running around and playing and

laughing as if nothing at all were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.Working to save the children,P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps. Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society of Homeopaths

Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now.

[Guest guest]

Dear Group, My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It took several tries, with our children just playing together, but finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other. Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others we stayed at home for awhile. So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with spots, running around and playing and

laughing as if nothing at all were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.Working to save the children,P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps. Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society of Homeopaths

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I think you did the right thing because you protected her from a vaccine

that has untold side effects. Shingles and not being immune to the pox

is just the tip of the iceberg. I have even heard of people getting

multiple mini outbreaks instead of the normal pox after having had this

vaccine.

If anyone knows anyone with the pox or anything other childhood thing

who is willing to share please send them my way.

Thanks

Sholtz wrote:

>

> Dear Group,

>

> My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my

> girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when

> anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of

> homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It

> took several tries, with our children just playing together, but

> finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other.

> Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we

> used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even

> really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others

> we stayed at home for awhile.

>

> So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and

> disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this

> upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with

> spots, running around and playing and laughing as if nothing at all

> were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.

>

> Working to save the children,

>

>

> P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps.

>

>

>

>

> Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society

> of Homeopaths

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

I think you did the right thing because you protected her from a vaccine

that has untold side effects. Shingles and not being immune to the pox

is just the tip of the iceberg. I have even heard of people getting

multiple mini outbreaks instead of the normal pox after having had this

vaccine.

If anyone knows anyone with the pox or anything other childhood thing

who is willing to share please send them my way.

Thanks

Sholtz wrote:

>

> Dear Group,

>

> My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my

> girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when

> anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of

> homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It

> took several tries, with our children just playing together, but

> finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other.

> Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we

> used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even

> really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others

> we stayed at home for awhile.

>

> So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and

> disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this

> upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with

> spots, running around and playing and laughing as if nothing at all

> were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.

>

> Working to save the children,

>

>

> P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps.

>

>

>

>

> Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society

> of Homeopaths

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try

> it now.

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

I think you did the right thing because you protected her from a vaccine

that has untold side effects. Shingles and not being immune to the pox

is just the tip of the iceberg. I have even heard of people getting

multiple mini outbreaks instead of the normal pox after having had this

vaccine.

If anyone knows anyone with the pox or anything other childhood thing

who is willing to share please send them my way.

Thanks

Sholtz wrote:

>

> Dear Group,

>

> My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my

> girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when

> anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of

> homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It

> took several tries, with our children just playing together, but

> finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other.

> Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we

> used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even

> really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others

> we stayed at home for awhile.

>

> So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and

> disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this

> upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with

> spots, running around and playing and laughing as if nothing at all

> were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.

>

> Working to save the children,

>

>

> P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps.

>

>

>

>

> Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society

> of Homeopaths

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try

> it now.

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

I think you did the right thing because you protected her from a vaccine

that has untold side effects. Shingles and not being immune to the pox

is just the tip of the iceberg. I have even heard of people getting

multiple mini outbreaks instead of the normal pox after having had this

vaccine.

If anyone knows anyone with the pox or anything other childhood thing

who is willing to share please send them my way.

Thanks

Sholtz wrote:

>

> Dear Group,

>

> My youngest is 19 now, but this is exactly what I did when my

> girls were small to avoid the forthcoming chicken pox vaccine: when

> anyone I knew of in our circle of friends (and rather large group of

> homeschoolers) got the chicken pox, we'd ask to be invited over. It

> took several tries, with our children just playing together, but

> finally they both came down with it, within one day of each other.

> Their discomfort was mostly in the itching; I am a homeopath, so we

> used homeopathic remedies during the initial days. They never even

> really felt sick, just looked so awful, that out of respect to others

> we stayed at home for awhile.

>

> So a few days at home is worth a potential lifetime of pain and

> disease through vaccines? I wish my daughters could have been in this

> upcoming video; you would have seen two little girls covered with

> spots, running around and playing and laughing as if nothing at all

> were bothering them. BTW, oatmeal soap in the bath is very soothing.

>

> Working to save the children,

>

>

> P.S. We never did find anyone with mumps.

>

>

>

>

> Sholtz, Ph.D, RSHom(NA), CCH *Registrar, North American Society

> of Homeopaths

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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> it now.

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Hey there are many men also definitely posting on MDC! No problem joining the forum if you're a man!! Just lurk around, or if you want to post or contact someone, you do need to register but I don't think it even asks your gender...Liora Pearlman Moderator, Beiing Organic Consumers' Association (BOCA) beijing_organic_consumers for President

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I figured that out, 3 people urged me to go there and I am going to

become active on the forums people seem cool there.

Lourie (Liora) Pearlman wrote:

>

> Hey there are many men also definitely posting on MDC! No problem

> joining the forum if you're a man!!

>

> Just lurk around, or if you want to post or contact someone, you do

> need to register but I don't think it even asks your gender...

>

>

>

>

> Liora Pearlman

> Moderator, Beiing Organic Consumers' Association (BOCA)

> beijing_organic_consumers

>

> for President

>

>

>

>

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