Guest guest Posted September 20, 2006 Report Posted September 20, 2006 Hello, My " divorce " from the world of vaccines began about two years ago, when I first learned about all the mercury that was in my flu shots. Shortly after, I found out that the incredible change in my nephew, from happy boy to autistic child, had come on the heels of his multiple vaccines. (He is a grown teenager now, but all these years I did not know the details. My sister in law had not shared her suspicions with anyone who might judge her as a " nutcase. " ) It is very hard to stop believing medical professionals, even when you feel doubt. I stopped getting my annual flu shot and stopped vaccinating my daughter, but I wasn't whole-heartedly researching the issues until we got two new kittens this summer. I had been continuing to vaccinate my older cat, poor dear, because I didn't have the knowledge to stand up to the vet. Everything snowballed this summer, when I put all three cats on a raw diet, and made a commitment to finding out everything I could about vaccines. I have been totally shocked and filled with a sense of betrayal at the information I have learned in the past 3 months. For example, I had no reason to question the story of Jenner " saving the world from smallpox. " The statistics that make up the true story are so horrifying that I had to then question every assumption about vaccination that I held. At this point, I am gathering my facts so that I can speak intelligently to friends, health care professionals and family members about my choices. An important part of my journey is that, as a Libertarian, I want to fight the state enforced vaccination of our population. From Jenner on down, it seems like vaccinations have been a political money grab, right up there with wars and pork projects. I am looking forward to chatting with and learning from this group. Thank you, Sheri, for welcoming me and for the time and resources you put into this effort. K. Wash. state Quote
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