Re: breastfeeding makes a difference...?Jenn L

February 10, 2006

Are there any moms out there that have breastfed more than one of their

children that also have one vaxed and one not? I am interested in these

statistics and general info. from others. Thanks in advance! Jenn L

Hi Jen- I breastfed my 1st two boys and they were also vaccinated up until 18

months. They both were always sick and were in & out of the dr's office & ER all

the time. I also didn't introduce solids until after 9 months. They " looked "

very healthy, chunky, etc. But, they were constantly sick with respiratory

infections, ear infections, etc. etc. My 1st son eventually developed epilepsy

which was very severe! My 2nd son has severe nut allergies! After my son Noah

had his epilepsy, I was looking everywhere to find a cause, and went back to his

medical records. I noticed that usually within a week or two of every shot (if

not earlier) both boys would be sick. There were times we even had to be

ADMITTED to the hospital because they were so bad. And, My 3rd son born 4 months

ago is NOT vaxxed and is breastfed, and is SO VERY HEALTHY! He has never even

had the sniffles! My other boys were WAY sick by this age! I have to say that if

I go on " mother's instinct " , I am completely convinced

that my first two boys were attacked by those horrible vaccines and their

bodies couldn't battle it- EVEN WITH breastfeeding! And, I came to this

conclusion before I joined any groups or even researched too much into vaccines,

so I do not think I have been " affected " to think this way. It is definitely

something to consider.

Hope that answers your questions!

Momma to Noah (2/16/01), (7/10/02), & Grayson (10/7/05)

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February 10, 2006

Thank you for that . I need some reassurrance about my feelings of

not vaxxing my next child. I have heard from 3 other moms and the response

is typical. Happy, healthy, stronger children are inevitable without

receiving vaccinations. Jenn L

Re: breastfeeding makes a difference...?Jenn L

>

> Are there any moms out there that have breastfed more than one of

their children that also have one vaxed and one not? I am interested in

these statistics and general info. from others. Thanks in advance! Jenn L

>

> Hi Jen- I breastfed my 1st two boys and they were also vaccinated up

until 18 months. They both were always sick and were in & out of the dr's

office & ER all the time. I also didn't introduce solids until after 9

months. They " looked " very healthy, chunky, etc. But, they were constantly

sick with respiratory infections, ear infections, etc. etc. My 1st son

eventually developed epilepsy which was very severe! My 2nd son has severe

nut allergies! After my son Noah had his epilepsy, I was looking everywhere

to find a cause, and went back to his medical records. I noticed that

usually within a week or two of every shot (if not earlier) both boys would

be sick. There were times we even had to be ADMITTED to the hospital because

they were so bad. And, My 3rd son born 4 months ago is NOT vaxxed and is

breastfed, and is SO VERY HEALTHY! He has never even had the sniffles! My

other boys were WAY sick by this age! I have to say that if I go on

" mother's instinct " , I am completely convinced

> that my first two boys were attacked by those horrible vaccines and their

bodies couldn't battle it- EVEN WITH breastfeeding! And, I came to this

conclusion before I joined any groups or even researched too much into

vaccines, so I do not think I have been " affected " to think this way. It is

definitely something to consider.

>

> Hope that answers your questions!

>

> Momma to Noah (2/16/01), (7/10/02), & Grayson (10/7/05)

> http://adventuresinbabywearing.blogspot.com/

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February 12, 2006

In a message dated 2/10/2006 at 12:57:51 PM Central Standard Time,

jsprecourt@... writes:

Are there any moms out there that have breastfed more than one of their

children that also have one vaxed and one not? I am interested in these

statistics and general info. from others.

Jenn,

Most of ours were pediatrically vaccinated. But our last one has received

nothing but the Vitamin K.. which I would not do again, but we were talked into.

Anyways... he is 9.5 years old now and has had no antibiotics, except garlic

and occasionally some silver in rare situations. He also has a close

friendship with the vitamin C. :-) He does have allergies, but they all have..

and

my husband had asthma, which I am told does predispose them to allergies. The

youngest has had no ear infections at all. All the others (vaccinated) had

ear infections and were on antibiotics by the age of 2 months. To be

honest.. I never had correlated the ear infections with the vaccines. I nursed

all

of mine from 13 to 27 months of age, so the difference in their health is the

vaccines.

I will be honest.. the youngest has had the " normal " viruses going around,

but is not chronically sick nor has he needed to go to the doctor for them.

Just our experience.

Kim

February 12, 2006

I also wanted to mention- a friend of mine has a one year old that has been

breastfed for he first year- yet she was vaxxed and I think that is why she

has had numerous ear infections (leading to tubes being placed in her ear) and

is always sick...

February 12, 2006

Hey Jenn,

I exclusively breastfed all three of my sons for several months followed by

breast milk and baby food for different periods of time per child. Only my

oldest boy was vaxed until approx.age 2.

They are all fairly equal in health. My vaxed son is prone to poisin ivy every

summer and seasonal allergies which he seems to be outgrowing nicely at the age

of 12 now. I attribute that to giving him immune support to help him correct the

problem from within.

My other two unvaxed boys are very healthy too, though Henry, who has autism,

wasn't always despite no vaccines and being breastfed for a full year. Again, I

attribute his health to detoxification programs used in the past, intensive

immune support and more recently, homeopathy which he receives with a minimal

amounts of supplements only; no NAET; nothing else. He is doing remarkably well

healthwise and developementally. :~)

Anita

Jenn wrote:

Are there any moms out there that have breastfed more than one of their

children that also have one vaxed and one not? I am interested in these

statistics and general info. from others.

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Anita,

So you're telling me that Henry has autism and he has never been vaxed?

I have always believed that the overall toxic body burden can get to a point

where the immune system cannot handle the amount of toxins and that's the

last straw that breaks the camel's back. I am thinking autism here. Just my

point of view of course. Thanks for your response on the breastfeeding and

vaccinations topic. Jenn L

Re: breastfeeding makes a difference...?Jenn L

> Hey Jenn,

>

> I exclusively breastfed all three of my sons for several months followed

by breast milk and baby food for different periods of time per child. Only

my oldest boy was vaxed until approx.age 2.

>

> They are all fairly equal in health. My vaxed son is prone to poisin ivy

every summer and seasonal allergies which he seems to be outgrowing nicely

at the age of 12 now. I attribute that to giving him immune support to help

him correct the problem from within.

>

> My other two unvaxed boys are very healthy too, though Henry, who has

autism, wasn't always despite no vaccines and being breastfed for a full

year. Again, I attribute his health to detoxification programs used in the

past, intensive immune support and more recently, homeopathy which he

receives with a minimal amounts of supplements only; no NAET; nothing else.

He is doing remarkably well healthwise and developementally. :~)

>

> Anita

>

> Jenn wrote:

>

> Are there any moms out there that have breastfed more than one of their

> children that also have one vaxed and one not? I am interested in these

> statistics and general info. from others.

>

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February 12, 2006

My little girl, the same thing but, many numerous infections with

antibiotics etc. She's going to be 6 soon and the last time she was

vaxed she was 2 I think. We've been fighting her illnesses for 4 long years

now. She will not get another one and she doesn't have any spontaneous

language. Thanks for your response. Jenn L

Re: breastfeeding makes a difference...?Jenn L

> I also wanted to mention- a friend of mine has a one year old that has

been

> breastfed for he first year- yet she was vaxxed and I think that is why

she

> has had numerous ear infections (leading to tubes being placed in her

ear) and

> is always sick...

>

February 12, 2006

I have two boys. My oldest was vaccinated up until he was " supposed " to get the

MMR, then I wised up. He was breastfed up until he was 26 months old. He was

sick quite a bit. He would catch anything and everything that was going around.

He also had many ear infections. He showed his first signs of asthma about six

months after he weaned, the allergist said that he sees that often. He said

that breastfeeding will usually help hold off the first signs of asthma.

My second son was never vaccinated and is still breastfeeding at 3.5 years old.

He has never had an ear infection, is hardly ever sick and when he is sick, it

doesn't hit him as hard as other people. He hasn't shown any signs of asthma,

and I am hoping that it stays that way.

--

Sara

Proud Mama to

Colin 12/07/99

Jack 8/07/02

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I also wanted to mention- a friend of mine has a one year old that has been

breastfed for he first year- yet she was vaxxed and I think that is why she

has had numerous ear infections (leading to tubes being placed in her ear) and

is always sick...

February 12, 2006

Yes Jenn, he is unvaccinated and autistic. I still think there is credence to

your theory about overall toxicity. Henry was injected with 2 types of

precautionary iv antibiotics on his 3rd day of life for three days JUST after

getting his first taste of mothers milk. He was then on a 2month diet of

polluted breastmilk from me being on iv antibiotics due to a nasty case of

phlebitis.

I was very sick and very scared and wanted so badly to bond with my baby and

believed the hospital staff when they told me it was safe to breastfeed. So you

see he was innondated with toxins both through drugs and the trauma of

seperation at such a crucial time. Of course each child has their own weight in

" straws " they can bear. Unfortunately, his breaking point was very early in

life. Though he was never vaccinated, his immune system was corrupted by drugs

nonetheless resulting in early onset autism causing him to miss most of the

developemental milestones entirely.

Anita

Jim and Jen <jlessard@...> wrote:

Anita,

So you're telling me that Henry has autism and he has never been vaxed?

I have always believed that the overall toxic body burden can get to a point

where the immune system cannot handle the amount of toxins and that's the

last straw that breaks the camel's back. I am thinking autism here. Just my

point of view of course. Thanks for your response on the breastfeeding and

vaccinations topic. Jenn L

Re: breastfeeding makes a difference...?Jenn L

> Hey Jenn,

>

> I exclusively breastfed all three of my sons for several months followed

by breast milk and baby food for different periods of time per child. Only

my oldest boy was vaxed until approx.age 2.

>

> They are all fairly equal in health. My vaxed son is prone to poisin ivy

every summer and seasonal allergies which he seems to be outgrowing nicely

at the age of 12 now. I attribute that to giving him immune support to help

him correct the problem from within.

>

> My other two unvaxed boys are very healthy too, though Henry, who has

autism, wasn't always despite no vaccines and being breastfed for a full

year. Again, I attribute his health to detoxification programs used in the

past, intensive immune support and more recently, homeopathy which he

receives with a minimal amounts of supplements only; no NAET; nothing else.

He is doing remarkably well healthwise and developementally. :~)

>

> Anita

>

> Jenn wrote:

>

> Are there any moms out there that have breastfed more than one of their

> children that also have one vaxed and one not? I am interested in these

> statistics and general info. from others.

>

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February 12, 2006

Those antibiotics. I was on them during pregnancy and again when she was 3

weeks old. She was then on them countless times after she was 3 months old

for constant infections. She is trying to fight a cold now, the 7th time she

was sick with something since Jan. 1. It's an ongoing thing. I think K needs

some immune support but, not sure what to use. She has a severe sensitivity

to casein so, I'm not sure if she can take colostrum or not. I would like to

try something for her that is not suppressive that I can afford. We have

some supplements on their way from a sponsor. I hope they get here soon so,

I can start her recovery. I am doing nutritional things with her now. Thanks

for sharing your experiences with me. Jenn L

Re: breastfeeding makes a difference...?Jenn L

>

> > Hey Jenn,

> >

> > I exclusively breastfed all three of my sons for several months

followed

> by breast milk and baby food for different periods of time per child. Only

> my oldest boy was vaxed until approx.age 2.

> >

> > They are all fairly equal in health. My vaxed son is prone to poisin

ivy

> every summer and seasonal allergies which he seems to be outgrowing nicely

> at the age of 12 now. I attribute that to giving him immune support to

help

> him correct the problem from within.

> >

> > My other two unvaxed boys are very healthy too, though Henry, who has

> autism, wasn't always despite no vaccines and being breastfed for a full

> year. Again, I attribute his health to detoxification programs used in the

> past, intensive immune support and more recently, homeopathy which he

> receives with a minimal amounts of supplements only; no NAET; nothing

else.

> He is doing remarkably well healthwise and developementally. :~)

> >

> > Anita

> >

> > Jenn wrote:

> >

> > Are there any moms out there that have breastfed more than one of

their

> > children that also have one vaxed and one not? I am interested in these

> > statistics and general info. from others.

> >

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February 12, 2006

Hi Jenn

The way I see it, the cheapest, most effective way to deal with ALL

disturbances is to find and use a good classical homeopath. All the money and

time spent on diets and such can be bi-passed with true healing from within that

will surely help the body correct itself.

I know many use diets and have seen remarkable results, but food allergies

are auto immune responses, so the only real way to heal the body is from the

inside out, not by adjusting to the disturbances from the outside in with

selective foods chosen to appease the disturbance.

For this reason, I have decided against NAET knowing that the allergies he

supposedly has will be eventually corrected through the healing of homeopathy.

It's just a matter of time...and the right remedy of course. ;~)