Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 In a message dated 9/9/2007 10:16:27 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, eecakes@... writes: When I divorced my husband he went and had them vaccinated then went for custody. She's never been the same I think that is a great testimony to what vaxes do right there. How she was developing w/o them, and then once she got them the complete turn around. Holly ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 I see this with my autistic son Henry. The dental surgeon said he was such a strong and healthy boy and that he should do well with the surgery. I thought that was an odd thing to say about such an obviously unwell child. It is true that Henry rarely gets sick, though. Is it the support of daily supplements and his chronic remedy or his inability to launch a response due to his deeper issues....I wonder? Ideally, wouldn't the chronic remedy be working through layers of the disturbance causing some kind of illness whether an acute inflamatory response or some type of rash or skin eruptions? Maybe that's not true every disturbance....Anita Sheri Nakken <vaccineinfo@...> wrote: And I would also say, that not getting sick does not mean a person is healthy Many are too ill on a deep level to 'get acute illnesses'. For example those with very deep mental/emotional illness often do not get physical illnesses. From a homeopathic perspective, the person is too ill and can't mount the energy to produce symptoms of an acute illness Hope that helps --------------------------------- Ready for the edge of your seat? Check out tonight's top picks on TV. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 Well, that was 20 years ago! LOL The last time we had a bout with ear ache ( I am not going to call it the infection my dh did) was several years ago. My son was a toddler and laying on my lap and whining. Not complaining about anything really but whiny. I told him to stop whining and go to bed as I figured he was just tired. (bad mom) Then he started crying for real and he finally indicated his ear hurt and dh looked in his ear and freaked (it was a controllable freak but freak he did nontheless) and said if was afraid if he didn't get antibiotics NOW his eardrum would burst so he went to the office for that and I put breastmilk inhis ear. We lived maybe 5 miles from his office and by the time he came back my son was just sniffling. He gave him the antibiotic and then looked in his ear and was utterly amazed that there was no swelling or redness whatsoever. We knew it wasn't the drug that did that. A couple of weeks later my gf called and asked if I could bring some breatmilk so she didn't have to take both kids to Er as her son was crying about his ear. By the time I had finished a cup of coffee, the redness on the outside of his ear was gone and he was back to being himself. My husband would advise breatmilk to all his patients whose child had earaches and they looked as if he sprouted another head and declined, asking for antibiotics instead. We have used mother's milk for eye " infectons " and diaper rashes...God sure knew what He was doing when He designed breastmilk! LOL LAurie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 You can " instruct " , but you can't really " teach " as it is up to the person one is presenting the knowledge to to learn. You know the old saying.. " You can lead a horse to water but.. " . I gues it is only human to second guess ourselves until we really believe. Andit is a good thing she is questioning as altho automatic belief would be nice, if we didn't question are we really believing it on a deep level? I have found you to be MOST excellent in the presentation and the amount of material and very knowledgeable and helpful. That's why I am back again and taking another class with my refresher class. Heck, you are why we researched homeopathy in the first place!!! :-) And if we ever go the the UK, (which we are considering as there is an AF base there) we are going to look you up! YOU are my hero(ine?)!!! Laurie thought I must not have taught it well enough ;-) Sheri Recent Activity a.. 15New Members Visit Your Group FruitaBü Parents on teaching families how to eat healthy. Best of Y! Groups Check out the best of what Groups has to offer. Drive Traffic Sponsored Search can help increase your site traffic. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 Sorry, but I take offense to what you say. It's hard to totally believe one side. It would be the same thing as believing the doctors and that vaccines are safe in my book. There was autism before vaccines, no matter what is said. This " horse " likes to research both sides before believing. I think some doctors are convinced that we need vaccines because they belive they are safe (even if they are not),and is not to just make a profit. Kim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 Exactly. I am sorry if my email offended you (if it was my email you were reffering to) as that was not my intention. I commend you for questioning...we all started with questioning and researching and making our own decisions. No one can force you to believe,,,one must do that themselves. As I mentioned before, I belive there are 2 types of autism..those diagnosed at birth and then the developmental autism which , these days, most often than not, coincides with vaccines...usually the 18 mo or so series. There are the cases of unvaxxed children also developing autism but the majority is the previous stated group of vaxxed 18 mo. And certainly, the majority of docs, and parents, believe that vaccines are safe and effective. Too bad all these years of " testing' with the vaccines still haven't proved their theory that vaccines are 100% safe and/or effective. That was my deciding factor....they couldn't prove that they were either or...esp safe as they have admitted, altho reluctantly, that there have been cases of vax related deaths (worst scenario) and as no one could guarantee that my child would not have an adverse reaction, I decided to forego their experiment and seek a more natural prevention..such as a healthy immune system. Maybe I am showing my age, but remember that margarine commercial where Mother Nature thought she was eating butter and then was furious about being deceived and the saying, " You can't fool Mother Nature " ? Well, IMO, the adverse side effects (cancer,arthritis,diabetes,autism,brain damage, etc) is the price we are paying for trying to fool Mother Nature. Do I want my children to acquire a disease? Well, I do not like to see my child in pain or uncomfortable but I am not afraid of these diseases. Once I was when trying to decide what " I " felt was best for my child. When I was new to the whole thing. And if that happens, I will probably squack around trying to comfort my child but also be watching for any adverse effects so I can consult with a qualified homeopath. And then relieved that we got " that " over and done with with a real lifelong immunity and some of that passed to the next generation. It is almost never to late to change one's mind about declining or deciding to go with the vax thing. Once administered tho, it can't be taken back. Altho I think that there are detox procedures which may work to some extent. I just would rather forgo all that time and expense and heartache. In the end, it is up to each parent to decide. No one can " make " you believe or decide for you. Your child...your responsibility. Keep researching. Just in the meantime, if one could delay the vaxxes until one has decided... I am still a horse and not a stubborn mule LOL I still reserve the right to change my mind and I like to think I keep a semi open one (but not the leaky kind LOL) neigh {but I refuse to be a gray mare!!! ;-) } Laurie ----- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 In a message dated 9/10/2007 2:48:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, rwardin@... writes: I think some doctors are convinced that we need vaccines because they belive they are safe (even if they are not),and is not to just make a profit. I agree w/this statement. I think the key word in it is " some. " I just can't believe that doctors who vaccinate and then see these kids come in time and time again after the vaccines w/all sorts of disorders or whatever don't connect the two. And IF they do connect the two, and continue to vaccinate then they are criminals. They should be charged w/murder and malicious wounding. My mother in law has been a teacher for 19 years. She admits there are way more children who are sickly and have learning disorders than 19 years ago. I attribute it to vaccines and all the processed junk we feed our kids. I only have one child, but is unbelievable. Of course I'm biased, but she outshines every child I have ever met. Everyone I know says it. My neighbor even told me how hard it is to live next door to " baby einstein. " She is different. I just wish people would stop thinking it was a coincidence. It is not. She is breast fed, non vaxed, and fed good food. I treat her like a real person w/respect. I know her feelings count, but she knows there are limits. But it is a coincidence. Yeah right. Holly ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 I will say that don't be so sure about this. My daughter was diagnosed with ear infections and she didn't show any signs. Kind of hard to be diagnosed when 2 different doctors from different offices diagnosed her. :/ Unless of course they were both not diagnosing correctly... Everyone is different. I would have thought the pain would have been there as well, but it wasn't... She did have ear issues, but then again that was a time I gave her the antibiotics and didn't know how bad vaccines were. The only thing I am grateful for is the Lord above and my neighbor for helping me to continue breastfeeding her. She was my first and I had the issues of learning to breastfeed with hardly any support and a mother-in-law sticking her nose in our business. Those were rough times. I know my daughter is stronger because of Homeopathy, I am sooo thankful for it!! Hope that helps, Quoting m2m <mum2mishka@...>: > Hi Kim, > > This astonishes me, to be honest. I have never yet known a child with an > ear infection who was not in pain, even if only mild. Mostly a child with > an ear infection will be screaming with pain. I'm sure you would have known > about it. Are you confident that the original dx was correct? And out of > curiosity, what did your doctor suggest doing about it? > > Love, light and peace, > > Sue > > >*> Robyn, > >*> Thank you for your reply. She seems to be doing fine. I didn't even > >*> know she had an ear infection, found out at a well visit. I didn't > >*> even give her anything for it. > >*> > >*> Kim > >*> > >*> > >*> > >*> > >*> > > >*> > > I just wanted to vent that my 15 month old daughter, who is > >*> > > unvaccinated and breastfeed, has an ear infection. My partially > >*> > > vaccinated 3 year old has never had an ear infection (yet > >*> anyway). I > >*> > > know some people say they can " see " the differences in vaxed > >*> children > >*> > > and unvaxed, but I can't see the differences in my > >*> girls. A small > >*> part > >*> > > of me still wonders if vaccinations might be necessary, > >*> especially > >*> > > since learing that autism was around before vaccines. It just > >*> wasn't > >*> > > called autism. > >*> > > > >*> > > Kim > >*> > > > >*> > > > >*> > > >*> > > >*> > -- > >*> > Robyn Image: Robyn and Jack > >*> > > >*> > robyn@... <mailto:%20robyn@...> > >*> > http://www.rmcsquared.net/ > >*> > <http://www.idealbite.com/dailytip/link.php? > >*> URL=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5pZGVhbGJpdGUuY29tYWRtaW4vY29udGVudC9Mb2Nhb > >*> CBTZXR0aW > >*> 5ncy9UZW1wb3JhcnkgSW50ZXJuZXQgRmlsZXMvT0xLREMvd3d3LmlkZWFsYml > >*> 0ZS5jb20% > >*> 3D & Name= & EncryptedMemberID=OTI1MzA% > >*> 3D & CampaignID=1 & CampaignStatisticsID=178 & Demo=0 & Email=robyn@...> > >*> > > >*> > >*> > >*> > >*> > >*> > >*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 Right. Let's pump them up with unnatural forms and entry of disease in the name of " health " and deprive them of nutrient-dense whole foods to help their immune systems cope with the assaults. No wonder our children are falling apart..........Anita mensrea320@... wrote: My mother in law has been a teacher for 19 years. She admits there are way more children who are sickly and have learning disorders than 19 years ago. I attribute it to vaccines and all the processed junk we feed our kids. Holly --------------------------------- Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone who knows. Answers - Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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