Re: Intro from M.

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In a message dated 10/3/01 2:39:18 AM GTB Daylight Time,

melissa@... writes:<< Anyone have any thoughts?

Thanks!

-- Mitsch >>

Has he even checked for allergies to vaccine components?I think you said he

just check for milk allergy,and that is all?A scratch test? I have heard they

are not very reliable and that blood tests should be done.

Have you ever given her milk directly to see a reaction?

I am very skeptical because they only looked for a milk allergy,and now they

give the thumbs up for a slew of vaccines with a variety of components.I

would not vaccinate at this time,because you have not really figured out the

cause of the eczema.The rash/reactions at the injections sites leads to the

obvious conclusion that she was reacting to the vaccines.Does she still have

eczema?

Have you detoxed her at all?

Have you checked her blood/hair for metal or other chemical levels?

Please take your time and investigate further.I would postpone the vaccines.

Sara in ohio

And welcome to the list!!!!!

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> In a message dated 10/3/01 2:39:18 AM GTB Daylight Time,

> melissa@b... writes:<< Anyone have any thoughts?

> Thanks!

> -- Mitsch >>

> Has he even checked for allergies to vaccine components?I think you

said he

> just check for milk allergy,and that is all?A scratch test? I have

heard they

> are not very reliable and that blood tests should be done.

> Have you ever given her milk directly to see a reaction?

> I am very skeptical because they only looked for a milk allergy,and

now they

> give the thumbs up for a slew of vaccines with a variety of

components.I

> would not vaccinate at this time,because you have not really

figured out the

> cause of the eczema.The rash/reactions at the injections sites

leads to the

> obvious conclusion that she was reacting to the vaccines.Does she

still have

> eczema?

> Have you detoxed her at all?

> Have you checked her blood/hair for metal or other chemical levels?

>

> Please take your time and investigate further.I would postpone the

vaccines.

> Sara in ohio

> And welcome to the list!!!!!

,

I suffered from eczema for several years as a child from age 5 to 13.

I received my last DPT and OPV when I was 5. I was also lactose

intolerant during the first year of my life. I have come to discover

that it is one of the contraindications to vaccination. Many vaccines

contain dairy products and by-products. I was born in 1980, and I do

not think that doctors were given much information on

contraindications back then. If they had been, I do not believe that

the pediatrician who treated me would advised vaccination at 2

months; according to my mother, he was always into doing things more

natural than most mainstream doctors. It makes perfect sense to me

now that the eczema was caused by the vaccines I received: my body

was eliminating the vaccines and their toxins and the skin is one of

the only means of doing so. I would hold off on any vaccines for now

and continue to do more research.

Good Luck,