Re: autism in older children after mmr vaccination?

[Guest guest]

I can'y help you with studies in older children Pat, but I would urge you to

watch this presentation by Dr. Wakefield and others before making a

decision.

http://www.chem.cmu.edu/wakefield/

Anita

peebster1 <peebster1@...> wrote:

I'm trying to decide whether to vaccinate my 4 year old with the MMR

vaccine. I guess my question is this... has there been any studies

conducted on older children who received the MMR shot? I mean, if the

CDC argues that the high rise in autism is due to the fact that the

MMR shot is scheduled during a time in a child's life when autism is

most likely to be detected...what about older children?

I've never seen any statistics on older children and think it would

certainly be of interest to everyone involved in this

debate...especially those of us who have delayed this particular

vaccination.

Thanks,

Pat

[Guest guest]

Anita,

Have you watched this recently? Everytime I try to lately, it attacks my

pc. I wonder if one of the bad guys made it try to spread a virus to all who

watch it? If you don't have an antivirus, don't watch it. Jenn L

Re: autism in older children after mmr vaccination?

> I can'y help you with studies in older children Pat, but I would urge you

to watch this presentation by Dr. Wakefield and others before making a

decision.

>

> http://www.chem.cmu.edu/wakefield/

>

> Anita

>

>

>

> peebster1 <peebster1@...> wrote:

> I'm trying to decide whether to vaccinate my 4 year old with the MMR

> vaccine. I guess my question is this... has there been any studies

> conducted on older children who received the MMR shot? I mean, if the

> CDC argues that the high rise in autism is due to the fact that the

> MMR shot is scheduled during a time in a child's life when autism is

> most likely to be detected...what about older children?

>

> I've never seen any statistics on older children and think it would

> certainly be of interest to everyone involved in this

> debate...especially those of us who have delayed this particular

> vaccination.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Pat

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

If you read the actual ingredients in the MMR that might scare the pants off

anyone. Knowing what's in vaccines is what influenced me(partially) not to

give our 5 yr. old the MMR booster. I had this info. too. I may be able to

dig it up. Anyone else have it? Jenn L Re: autism in older children after mmr vaccination?

> I can'y help you with studies in older children Pat, but I would urge you

to watch this presentation by Dr. Wakefield and others before making a

decision.

>

> http://www.chem.cmu.edu/wakefield/

>

> Anita

>

>

>

> peebster1 <peebster1@...> wrote:

> I'm trying to decide whether to vaccinate my 4 year old with the MMR

> vaccine. I guess my question is this... has there been any studies

> conducted on older children who received the MMR shot? I mean, if the

> CDC argues that the high rise in autism is due to the fact that the

> MMR shot is scheduled during a time in a child's life when autism is

> most likely to be detected...what about older children?

>

> I've never seen any statistics on older children and think it would

> certainly be of interest to everyone involved in this

> debate...especially those of us who have delayed this particular

> vaccination.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Pat

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi. Maybe also you might consider looking at the diseases the vaccine is for,

some herbal

and homeopathic remedies for the symptoms and the actual frequency of occurance

and

severity today of the disease you are vaccinating for...measles, mumps and

rubella..

http://www.healthsentinel.com/graphs.php?id=20 & event=graphs_print_list_item

this is a measles graph of where the frequency of the disease was at when the

vaccine was

invented, and there are others on this site...

good luck in your decision,

> > I'm trying to decide whether to vaccinate my 4 year old with the MMR

> > vaccine. I guess my question is this... has there been any studies

> > conducted on older children who received the MMR shot? I mean, if the

> > CDC argues that the high rise in autism is due to the fact that the

> > MMR shot is scheduled during a time in a child's life when autism is

> > most likely to be detected...what about older children?

> >

> > I've never seen any statistics on older children and think it would

> > certainly be of interest to everyone involved in this

> > debate...especially those of us who have delayed this particular

> > vaccination.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Pat

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Pat,

First of all, you need to ask yourself: are you afraid of the measles, mumps

or rubella? I've known people to have all of them and usually, in 98% of cases,

they're just an annoyance and not life-threatening at all.

Also, when you consider that the shots are not going to provide your child

with any lasting immunity (if any at all!) then you gotta ask the question:

what's the point?

We've all read articles on here where there's an outbreak of mumps or measles

or chicken pox and most of the kids are vaccinated. So the shots don't work all

the time.

So I suppose you need to figure out why exactly you would vaccinate your child

for this in the first place.

Everyone has a disease that their " fear factor " . Polio and meningitis are

probably mine. Tetanus for others on here. But measles? Mumps? Rubella? I'd

be worried if my daughters had these while pregnant. But by the same token I

know she'll never have permanent immunity from them unless she actually GETS

them.

Just my two cents! Good subject for discussion.

Take care,

Sheri B.

peebster1 <peebster1@...> wrote:

I'm trying to decide whether to vaccinate my 4 year old with the MMR

vaccine. I guess my question is this... has there been any studies

conducted on older children who received the MMR shot? I mean, if the

CDC argues that the high rise in autism is due to the fact that the

MMR shot is scheduled during a time in a child's life when autism is

most likely to be detected...what about older children?

I've never seen any statistics on older children and think it would

certainly be of interest to everyone involved in this

debate...especially those of us who have delayed this particular

vaccination.

Thanks,

Pat

[Guest guest]

Another point that I forgot to mention, Pat, is that sometimes booster shots

push kids into the spectrum. It just overflowed their little buckets, so to

speak.

My sister, who has an autistic child, has learned of some families whose

children slipped away after their boosters. And even - although rarely - of

teens who have done the same after those boosters. It might be worth

researching.

Sheri B.

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I just tried it and it's working fine for me. We have good virus protection;

maybe that is why.

Anita

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

Anita,

Have you watched this recently? Everytime I try to lately, it attacks my

pc. I wonder if one of the bad guys made it try to spread a virus to all who

watch it? If you don't have an antivirus, don't watch it. Jenn L

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[Guest guest]

Pat,

my son was damaged by the MMR so I am biased but can I ask - did your child

have the first shot? If so why don't you get a titre test - the second shot

may not even be necessary.

Deborah

[Guest guest]

>

> Pat,

> my son was damaged by the MMR so I am biased but can I ask - did

your child

> have the first shot? If so why don't you get a titre test - the

second shot

> may not even be necessary.

> Deborah

>

what is a titre test? and is it reliable?

[Guest guest]

At 08:45 PM 3/6/2006 -0000, you wrote:

>I'm trying to decide whether to vaccinate my 4 year old with the MMR

>vaccine. I guess my question is this... has there been any studies

>conducted on older children who received the MMR shot? I mean, if the

>CDC argues that the high rise in autism is due to the fact that the

>MMR shot is scheduled during a time in a child's life when autism is

>most likely to be detected...what about older children?

>

>I've never seen any statistics on older children and think it would

>certainly be of interest to everyone involved in this

>debate...especially those of us who have delayed this particular

>vaccination.

>

>Thanks,

>

>Pat

I hear of many children at that who are pushed OVER THE edge

Why risk it

Learn about the diseases and how little risk there is.

They may not get autism, but something similar for an older child

Curious why you are concerned about those diseases.

Sheri

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