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That's an excellent question, Genevieve,

I recommend taking Sheri's online introduction to homeopathy course. It's very

informative and gives the basics for treating all sorts of acute illnesses.

I don't plan to take my children to an allopathic MD again for any illness, much

less for measles or anything like that. I have a working knowledge of

homeopathy (thanks to Sheri's class) and a homeopath as a back up for the more

serious things that may arise, (or for something chronic).

HTH

Kay

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So... are there books or websites out there that give info on how to

treat these diseases? I mean, I know how to treat chicken pox - that

hasn't been vaccinated against all that long. But I was fully

vaccinated (through high school) - so I've never had experience with

M, M, or R... or Pertussis (sp?) for that matter.

Where can I find info on how to treat these diseases in the case that

one of my children contracts these? Personally, I think it's a lot

safer to be prepared to treat the real thing than dabble in the

mystery and danger of vaccines.

Genevieve in SD

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Thanks, Kay -

It's something I hope to do in the coming years, but it's not a

possibility (time/commitment-wise) right now. I also live in a rural

area of SD, not exactly a hotbed for homeopaths, but it is something

I'm looking in to... you never know!

I appreciate the info =)

Genevieve

I recommend taking Sheri's online introduction to homeopathy course.

It's very informative and gives the basics for treating all sorts of

acute illnesses...

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> Kay

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> So... are there books or websites out there that give info on how to

> treat these diseases? ...

> Genevieve in SD

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First there are NO vaccine preventable diseases (you probably realize that

since you put that in quotes in the subject line)

At 10:30 PM 10/17/2004 -0000, you wrote:

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>I've heard from another parent that sees our pediatrician that she

>will support (read: not fight) your decision to not vax as long as you

>have done your research and aren't just being a sheep (which I can say

>I have done the research... so I'm not worried).

Man oh man - like they have a right to do this. But I guess its better

than nothing

They are EMPLOYED BY YOU and don't own your life

But I'm hearing more

>and more about doctors not knowing how to treat things like Measles

>and Mumps because they haven't been prevalent in so long... or the

>hysteria that we just read about in the posts about low MMR

>vaccination in England causing 1 out of 10 to effected to be hospitalized.

>

Doctors NEVER knew how to treat them. Most cases are totally benign and

you do NOT need a doctor.

In those that had complications, they could only treat the complications

and that, in my opinion, is where the damage and deaths come in - from the

treatment (or lack of good treatment). Homeopaths have been treating these

illnesses for over 200 years with much success.

>So... are there books or websites out there that give info on how to

>treat these diseases? I mean, I know how to treat chicken pox - that

>hasn't been vaccinated against all that long. But I was fully

>vaccinated (through high school) - so I've never had experience with

>M, M, or R... or Pertussis (sp?) for that matter.

Some of the homeopathy books in my bookstore deal with this

Also the vaccine dangers class I teach - part 2 of the class - I will be

teaching this very subject.

Also touch on it in the homepathy class and teach you how to find the

remedy for any minor acute illness or first aid.

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>Where can I find info on how to treat these diseases in the case that

>one of my children contracts these? Personally, I think it's a lot

>safer to be prepared to treat the real thing than dabble in the

>mystery and danger of vaccines.

See above

Thanks

Sheri

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>Thanks!

> Genevieve in SD

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" she will support (read: not fight) your decision to not vax as long

as you have done your research and aren't just being a sheep "

Had to laugh when I read the bit about being a sheep...I would have

though that being a " sheep " would more accurately refer to those

people who are routinely taking their children for immunisations not

those of us who are questioning/refusing it!!! Sounds to me like

she has got it round the wrong way! Why don't they ever say " I will

support your decision TO VAX as long as you have done your research

and aren't just being a sheep....!

Regards Debbie

>

> I've heard from another parent that sees our pediatrician that she

> will support (read: not fight) your decision to not vax as long as

you

> have done your research and aren't just being a sheep (which I can

say

> I have done the research... so I'm not worried). But I'm hearing

more

> and more about doctors not knowing how to treat things like Measles

> and Mumps because they haven't been prevalent in so long... or the

> hysteria that we just read about in the posts about low MMR

> vaccination in England causing 1 out of 10 to effected to be

hospitalized.

>

> So... are there books or websites out there that give info on how

to

> treat these diseases? I mean, I know how to treat chicken pox -

that

> hasn't been vaccinated against all that long. But I was fully

> vaccinated (through high school) - so I've never had experience

with

> M, M, or R... or Pertussis (sp?) for that matter.

>

> Where can I find info on how to treat these diseases in the case

that

> one of my children contracts these? Personally, I think it's a lot

> safer to be prepared to treat the real thing than dabble in the

> mystery and danger of vaccines.

>

> Thanks!

> Genevieve in SD

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<<<< " she will support (read: not fight)

your decision to not vax as long

as you have done your research and

aren't just being a sheep "

Had to laugh when I read the bit about

being a sheep...I would have

thought that being a " sheep " would more

accurately refer to those

people who are routinely taking their

children for immunizations not

those of us who are questioning/refusing

it!!! Sounds to me like

she has got it round the wrong way! Why

don't they ever say " I will

support your decision TO VAX as long as

you have done your research

and aren't just being a sheep....!

Regards Debbie>>>>

YES!! that's exactly what I thought,

wanting to say to that doctor: " you

little snot, implying that those who

take the time to investigate a

government mandated policy to vaccinate

are considered the SHEEP??? How dare

you call that type of person a

conformist?!?!?! " I was spittin' nails

on that one!!

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