--Peggy RRE: Re: FW: My response to a letter of introduction I received from U.S. Dept of HHS regarding the National Flu Survey

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Peggy!

As you saw, I sent copies if this letter

to 14 people—a total of $6.16 worth of postage, and $9.00 for paper and

envelopes; a grand total of $15.16. I obviously don’t expect any

responses, but one can always hope.

~~Ruth

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of PeggyR

Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010

6:02 PM

To:

no-forced-vaccination

Subject:

Re: FW: My response to a letter of introduction I received from U.S. Dept of

HHS regarding the National Flu Survey

Oh I just loved your response! I hope they are getting the message that

1000's are waking up and not falling for their depopulation agenda.

Peggy

>

> Greetings:

>

>

>

> In yesterday's mail (10.28.10), I received the following letter from the

> Department of Health & Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers

for

> Disease Control and Prevention, National

Center for Health

Statistics, 3311

> Toledo Road, Hyattsville, land, 20782. The letter is quoted,

verbatim:

>

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

>

>

>

> Dear Resident,

>

>

>

> I am asking for your help with an important survey called the National Flu

> Survey that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are

conducting.

> This survey will provide an accurate picture of the flu vaccinations the

public

> intend to receive this influenza season as well as information about other

> important flu related issues. In the next few weeks, your household will

be

> called to take part in the survey. I have included information below to

answer

> questions you may have. To learn more you may also visit our website:

> http://www.cdc.gov/flu.

>

>

>

> Why should I participate?

>

>

>

> Your answers help local, state, and federal health officials measure

vaccination

> coverage and understand the reasons why people get vaccinations. It also

helps

> policy makers understand what people know about the flu. For example,

results

> from this survey are used to develop programs that make sure vaccinations

are

> available for everyone who wants one. We need your thoughts to help

policymakers

> plan flu prevention programs in the future.

>

>

>

> How do I participate?

>

>

>

> We work together with the National

Opinion Research

Center at the University

of

> Chicago (NORC). Someone from NORC will call you in the next few weeks to

conduct

> the survey. If you would like to take part now or learn more about what

you will

> be asked, you may call the survey's toll-free number at 1-800-993-0495.

>

>

>

> How was my household chosen?

>

>

>

> Your telephone number was picked by a computer, and we found the address

for

> your telephone number through commercial listings. We need to interview

every

> household selected for the survey to get a complete picture of the

vaccinations

> received in your area and across the country.

>

>

>

> Will my answers be confidential?

>

>

>

> We are bound by law to maintain strict confidentiality standards to

protect your

> information. Every employee involved with this study has taken an oath and

is

> subject to a jail term, a fine, or both if ANY information is disclosed

that

> could identify you or your household. Your answers are used for

> vaccination-related research purposes only. If you have questions about

your

> rights as a study participant you may call 1-800-223-8118, toll-free. Be

> prepared to leave a message and say you are calling about protocol

2006-04.

>

>

>

> What information is available about immunizations?

>

>

>

> You may call the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention toll-free at

> 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636) for more information about vaccinations or

the

> phone number of a doctor or clinic near you.

>

>

>

>

>

> We need your help to make this study a success. Although participation is

> voluntary, we hope take part [sic]. Your answers will help improve the

nation's

> health now and in the years ahead. We appreciate your taking the time to

talk to

> us. Thank you for your assistance.

>

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

>

>

>

>

> J. Sandik, Ph.D.

>

> Director, National

Center for Health

Statistics

>

> Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

>

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

>

>

>

> My response is contained in the accompanying attachment.

>

>

>

> ~~Ruth

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Peggy!

As you saw, I sent copies if this letter

to 14 people—a total of $6.16 worth of postage, and $9.00 for paper and

envelopes; a grand total of $15.16. I obviously don’t expect any

responses, but one can always hope.

~~Ruth

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of PeggyR

Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010

6:02 PM

To:

no-forced-vaccination

Subject:

Re: FW: My response to a letter of introduction I received from U.S. Dept of

HHS regarding the National Flu Survey

Oh I just loved your response! I hope they are getting the message that

1000's are waking up and not falling for their depopulation agenda.

Peggy

>

> Greetings:

>

>

>

> In yesterday's mail (10.28.10), I received the following letter from the

> Department of Health & Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers

for

> Disease Control and Prevention, National

Center for Health

Statistics, 3311

> Toledo Road, Hyattsville, land, 20782. The letter is quoted,

verbatim:

>

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

>

>

>

> Dear Resident,

>

>

>

> I am asking for your help with an important survey called the National Flu

> Survey that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are

conducting.

> This survey will provide an accurate picture of the flu vaccinations the

public

> intend to receive this influenza season as well as information about other

> important flu related issues. In the next few weeks, your household will

be

> called to take part in the survey. I have included information below to

answer

> questions you may have. To learn more you may also visit our website:

> http://www.cdc.gov/flu.

>

>

>

> Why should I participate?

>

>

>

> Your answers help local, state, and federal health officials measure

vaccination

> coverage and understand the reasons why people get vaccinations. It also

helps

> policy makers understand what people know about the flu. For example,

results

> from this survey are used to develop programs that make sure vaccinations

are

> available for everyone who wants one. We need your thoughts to help

policymakers

> plan flu prevention programs in the future.

>

>

>

> How do I participate?

>

>

>

> We work together with the National

Opinion Research

Center at the University

of

> Chicago (NORC). Someone from NORC will call you in the next few weeks to

conduct

> the survey. If you would like to take part now or learn more about what

you will

> be asked, you may call the survey's toll-free number at 1-800-993-0495.

>

>

>

> How was my household chosen?

>

>

>

> Your telephone number was picked by a computer, and we found the address

for

> your telephone number through commercial listings. We need to interview

every

> household selected for the survey to get a complete picture of the

vaccinations

> received in your area and across the country.

>

>

>

> Will my answers be confidential?

>

>

>

> We are bound by law to maintain strict confidentiality standards to

protect your

> information. Every employee involved with this study has taken an oath and

is

> subject to a jail term, a fine, or both if ANY information is disclosed

that

> could identify you or your household. Your answers are used for

> vaccination-related research purposes only. If you have questions about

your

> rights as a study participant you may call 1-800-223-8118, toll-free. Be

> prepared to leave a message and say you are calling about protocol

2006-04.

>

>

>

> What information is available about immunizations?

>

>

>

> You may call the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention toll-free at

> 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636) for more information about vaccinations or

the

> phone number of a doctor or clinic near you.

>

>

>

>

>

> We need your help to make this study a success. Although participation is

> voluntary, we hope take part [sic]. Your answers will help improve the

nation's

> health now and in the years ahead. We appreciate your taking the time to

talk to

> us. Thank you for your assistance.

>

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

>

>

>

>

> J. Sandik, Ph.D.

>

> Director, National

Center for Health

Statistics

>

> Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

>

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

>

>

>

> My response is contained in the accompanying attachment.

>

>

>

> ~~Ruth

>