RE: chicken pox exposure, help

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Our neighbor's child had chicken pox at birth...she is fine...

All the best,

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be

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[Guest guest]

sara, chickenpox is an airborne disease. which means

you don't necessarily notice when you're exposed to

it, so chances are, that you've been exposed to it

more often than you think.

if you've had cp, chances are that you're passing on

the protection to your little one as long as you're

nursing.

hth

claudia

--- Sara <saragubits@...> wrote: > today i went

with my 2.5 yo son and my 9 weeks old

> baby to my

> cousin. when I came in, I realized one of her

> children had chicken

> pox. my son played with him and shared toys. so I

> guess its a

> exposure to chicken pox. what can I do to prepare my

> son during the

> incubation 10 days (?)to be ready to handle the

> chicken pox? and now

> as I am thinking, am I safe? the last time I was

> exposed to chiken

> pox was 8 years ago when I was 20 years old and

> lived in a dorm, and

> visited my 17 yo friend who had chicken pox.

>

> and the main thing: I am breastfeeding my 2 month

> old baby (she was

> born 3 weeks early, so she is like a little over 1

> month old) is the

> baby protected by my antibodies (if I have by that

> last exposure 8

> years ago) and what shall i do? I heared horror

> stories of infants

> exposed to chickenpox and got so sick to be disabled

> and dead. and

> my older son loves to kiss her several times a day!

>

> any advice?

> thanks!

>

>

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Sara, is right about the exposure! That is another reason why

vaccines are a big problem. When the diseases were " childhood

diseases, " adults were exposed frequently, so they kept their

antibodies up. In another twenty years we will have adults coming

down with childhood diseases.

My son was exposed to CP as an infant weeks old. The person he was

exposed to broke out in the rash only 2 days after holding him. He

was fine. In fact, he was exposed two more times after that, and

didn't contract CP. He was 7 years old, when he finally got them from

his best friend.

> today i went

> with my 2.5 yo son and my 9 weeks old

> > baby to my

> > cousin. when I came in, I realized one of her

> > children had chicken

> > pox. my son played with him and shared toys. so I

> > guess its a

> > exposure to chicken pox. what can I do to prepare my

> > son during the

> > incubation 10 days (?)to be ready to handle the

> > chicken pox? and now

> > as I am thinking, am I safe? the last time I was

> > exposed to chiken

> > pox was 8 years ago when I was 20 years old and

> > lived in a dorm, and

> > visited my 17 yo friend who had chicken pox.

> >

> > and the main thing: I am breastfeeding my 2 month

> > old baby (she was

> > born 3 weeks early, so she is like a little over 1

> > month old) is the

> > baby protected by my antibodies (if I have by that

> > last exposure 8

> > years ago) and what shall i do? I heared horror

> > stories of infants

> > exposed to chickenpox and got so sick to be disabled

> > and dead. and

> > my older son loves to kiss her several times a day!

> >

> > any advice?

> > thanks!

> >

> >

>

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shall gradually become experts ourselves in the mastery of the

knowledge of the Future. " Wilhelm Reich

>

>

>

>

>

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I always thought that too. But we just went through the chicken pox in

March and my nine mo old got a severe case of it. I am almost exclusively

breastfeeding her (and that was ALL she would eat when sick). She was so

covered with the pox that you couldn't put your finger on her without

touching them. Her skin was very inflamed. I used tea tree oil, vitamin E

oil, and some calendula oil. I was very impressed with the tea tree oil.

It was my first time using it. Now I wouldn't be without it. I want to

believe that breast milk gives our babies antibodies, but I have only seen

it work once with the flu for all three of my kids (we even had whooping

cough with a 4 mo old).

I hope I don't scare anybody. This is just my experience.

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chances are that you're passing on

the protection to your little one as long as you're

nursing.

hth

claudia

--- Sara <saragubits@...> wrote: > today i went

with my 2.5 yo son and my 9 weeks old

> baby to my

> cousin. when I came in, I realized one of her

> children had chicken

> pox. my son played with him and shared toys. so I

> guess its a

> exposure to chicken pox. what can I do to prepare my

> son during the

> incubation 10 days (?)to be ready to handle the

> chicken pox? and now

> as I am thinking, am I safe? the last time I was

> exposed to chiken

> pox was 8 years ago when I was 20 years old and

> lived in a dorm, and

> visited my 17 yo friend who had chicken pox.

>

> and the main thing: I am breastfeeding my 2 month

> old baby (she was

> born 3 weeks early, so she is like a little over 1

> month old) is the

> baby protected by my antibodies (if I have by that

> last exposure 8

> years ago) and what shall i do? I heared horror

> stories of infants

> exposed to chickenpox and got so sick to be disabled

> and dead. and

> my older son loves to kiss her several times a day!

>

> any advice?

> thanks!

>

>

=====

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http://www.freeyurko.bizland.com/

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At 08:01 AM 04/20/2004 -0500, you wrote:

>I always thought that too. But we just went through the chicken pox in

>March and my nine mo old got a severe case of it. I am almost exclusively

>breastfeeding her (and that was ALL she would eat when sick). She was so

>covered with the pox that you couldn't put your finger on her without

>touching them. Her skin was very inflamed. I used tea tree oil, vitamin E

>oil, and some calendula oil. I was very impressed with the tea tree oil.

>It was my first time using it. Now I wouldn't be without it. I want to

>believe that breast milk gives our babies antibodies, but I have only seen

>it work once with the flu for all three of my kids (we even had whooping

>cough with a 4 mo old).

>

>I hope I don't scare anybody. This is just my experience.

>

>

Hi ,

I just want to warn you and all............please don't anyone else use tea

tree oil. It is highly suppressive. It will drive the disturbance deeper.

Even though the case was severe, you don't want to do anything to stop hte

rash. Oatmeal baths and that's about it. Calendula is probably OK

too........but tea tree oil is not what you think it is - innocent. Its

almost like turpentine actually and also someone can have a severe allegic

reaction. I had a HORRIBLE one where my whole body exploded in a flaming

rash that was intolerable. Before I knew better.

Throw it OUT! (and it is in so many things)

Sheri

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[Guest guest]

§ At 08:01 AM 04/20/2004 -0500, you wrote:

§ >I always thought that too. But we just went through the chicken pox in

§ >March and my nine mo old got a severe case of it. I am almost

§ exclusively

§ >breastfeeding her (and that was ALL she would eat when sick).

§ She was so

§ >covered with the pox that you couldn't put your finger on her without

§ >touching them. Her skin was very inflamed. I used tea tree

§ oil, vitamin E

§ >oil, and some calendula oil. I was very impressed with the

§ tea tree oil.

§ >It was my first time using it. Now I wouldn't be without it.

§ I want to

§ >believe that breast milk gives our babies antibodies, but I

§ have only seen

§ >it work once with the flu for all three of my kids (we even

§ had whooping

§ >cough with a 4 mo old). > >I hope I don't scare anybody. This

§ is just my experience. > >

§

§ Hi ,

§ I just want to warn you and all............please don't anyone

§ else use tea

§ tree oil. It is highly suppressive. It will drive the

§ disturbance deeper.

§ Even though the case was severe, you don't want to do anything

§ to stop hte

§ rash. Oatmeal baths and that's about it. Calendula is probably OK

§ too........but tea tree oil is not what you think it is - innocent. Its

§ almost like turpentine actually and also someone can have a

§ severe allegic

§ reaction. I had a HORRIBLE one where my whole body exploded in

§ a flaming

§ rash that was intolerable. Before I knew better.

§

§ Throw it OUT! (and it is in so many things)

§ Sheri

§

Thanks, Sheri, you saved me the trouble of saying it! Not only is it

supressive, it is highly irritant to the skin due to its high 1,8 cineole

content. There are many people who experience adverse skin reactions to tea

tree, and there are more problems again because of the high incidence of

adulteration. Everyone's on the *tea tree* bandwagon - another instance of

money grabbing destroying a good product. There isn't much pure tea tree

around any more.

I would *never* use tea tree on chickenpox spots in a month of Sundays.

Geranium oil (or eucalyptus oil) in the bath can soothe the itching but is

not suppressive in my opinion. However there are occasional reactions to

geranium so its best to do a patch test to be safe.

Love, light and peace,

Sue

" It is not unfair to conclude that medicine is the only branch of science

that has based its structure on opinions and suppositions rather than on

laws and principles. " ~ Vithoulkas, " The Science of Homoeopathy " .

[Guest guest]

I used tea tree

>§ oil, vitamin E

>§ >oil, and some calendula oil. I was very impressed with the

>§ tea tree oil.

>§ >It was my first time using it. Now I wouldn't be without it.

>§ I want to

>§ >believe that breast milk gives our babies antibodies, but I

>§ have only seen

>§ >it work once with the flu for all three of my kids (we even

>§ had whooping

>§ >cough with a 4 mo old). > >I hope I don't scare anybody. This

>§ is just my experience. > >

>§

>§ Hi ,

>§ I just want to warn you and all............please don't anyone

>§ else use tea

>§ tree oil. It is highly suppressive. It will drive the

>§ disturbance deeper.

>§ Even though the case was severe, you don't want to do anything

>§ to stop hte

>§ rash. Oatmeal baths and that's about it. Calendula is probably OK

>§ too........but tea tree oil is not what you think it is - innocent. Its

>§ almost like turpentine actually and also someone can have a

>§ severe allegic

>§ reaction. I had a HORRIBLE one where my whole body exploded in

>§ a flaming

>§ rash that was intolerable. Before I knew better.

>§

>§ Throw it OUT! (and it is in so many things)

>§ Sheri

>§

>Thanks, Sheri, you saved me the trouble of saying it! Not only is it

>supressive, it is highly irritant to the skin due to its high 1,8 cineole

>content. There are many people who experience adverse skin reactions to tea

>tree, and there are more problems again because of the high incidence of

>adulteration. Everyone's on the *tea tree* bandwagon - another instance of

>money grabbing destroying a good product. There isn't much pure tea tree

>around any more.

>

>I would *never* use tea tree on chickenpox spots in a month of Sundays.

>Geranium oil (or eucalyptus oil) in the bath can soothe the itching but is

>not suppressive in my opinion. However there are occasional reactions to

>geranium so its best to do a patch test to be safe.

Thanks Sue for the additional info

But if you are using homeopathy at all Eucalyptus oil could antidote the

effect of the remedy

Sheri

--------------------------------------------------------

Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Classical Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

$$ Donations to help in the work - accepted by Paypal account

vaccineinfo@... voicemail US 530-740-0561

(go to http://www.paypal.com) or by mail

Vaccines - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccine.htm

Vaccine Dangers On-Line course - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccineclass.htm

Homeopathy On-Line course - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/homeo.htm

ANY INFO OBTAINED HERE NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS MEDICAL

OR LEGAL ADVICE. THE DECISION TO VACCINATE IS YOURS AND YOURS ALONE.

******

" Just look at us. Everything is backwards; everything is upside down.

Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy

knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the major media destroy information

and religions destroy spirituality " .... Ellner

[Guest guest]

§ I used tea tree

§ >§ oil, vitamin E

§ >§ >oil, and some calendula oil. I was very impressed with the

§ >§ tea tree oil.

§ >§ >It was my first time using it. Now I wouldn't be without it.

§ >§ I want to

§ >§ >believe that breast milk gives our babies antibodies, but I

§ >§ have only seen

§ >§ >it work once with the flu for all three of my kids (we even

§ >§ had whooping

§ >§ >cough with a 4 mo old). > >I hope I don't scare anybody. This

§ >§ is just my experience. > >

§ >§

§ >§ Hi ,

§ >§ I just want to warn you and all............please don't anyone

§ >§ else use tea

§ >§ tree oil. It is highly suppressive. It will drive the

§ >§ disturbance deeper.

§ >§ Even though the case was severe, you don't want to do anything

§ >§ to stop hte

§ >§ rash. Oatmeal baths and that's about it. Calendula is probably OK

§ >§ too........but tea tree oil is not what you think it is -

§ innocent. Its

§ >§ almost like turpentine actually and also someone can have a

§ >§ severe allegic

§ >§ reaction. I had a HORRIBLE one where my whole body exploded in

§ >§ a flaming

§ >§ rash that was intolerable. Before I knew better.

§ >§

§ >§ Throw it OUT! (and it is in so many things)

§ >§ Sheri

§ >§

§ >Thanks, Sheri, you saved me the trouble of saying it! Not only is it

§ >supressive, it is highly irritant to the skin due to its high

§ 1,8 cineole

§ >content. There are many people who experience adverse skin

§ reactions to tea

§ >tree, and there are more problems again because of the high

§ incidence of

§ >adulteration. Everyone's on the *tea tree* bandwagon -

§ another instance of

§ >money grabbing destroying a good product. There isn't much

§ pure tea tree

§ >around any more.

§ >

§ >I would *never* use tea tree on chickenpox spots in a month of Sundays.

§ >Geranium oil (or eucalyptus oil) in the bath can soothe the

§ itching but is

§ >not suppressive in my opinion. However there are occasional

§ reactions to

§ >geranium so its best to do a patch test to be safe.

§

§ Thanks Sue for the additional info

§

§ But if you are using homeopathy at all Eucalyptus oil could antidote the

§ effect of the remedy

§ Sheri

Erm...sorry! Forgot to mention that! <blushes>

Sue