What are we to do? Was chicken pox/Kids Get Measles From the Measles Vaccine!

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I am still thinking & researching about chicken pox and this quote (from Sheri's

post below) is what is making me question exposing my child to the chicken pox

kids I have heard of. They got their pox from school. What kind of strain is it

likely to be? The mutated, extra-strong dangerous type that won't protect from

natural chicken pox? Do I want a enstein disease floating around my child?

It seems to me, with what I am learning, that it is no longer a straightforward

decision to expose your child to what used to be normal childhood diseases.

What are we non-vaxing parents to do?...?

> Actually, this works out well for the exempt, unvaccinated kids. You want

> to keep kids out of school when these outbreaks occur because when the

> vaccinated kids get this atypical version of measles, it's a much more

> serious disease than the old fashioned version. You don't want your

> unvaccinated child to be around these diseased kids, who are true reservoirs

> for disease.

> For more information, see www.thedoctorwithin .com

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> > http://campaignfortruth.com/Eclub/250211/CTM-kidsgetmeaslesfromvaccine.htm

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> > Now this isn't from some wacky anti-vaccine blog. This is coming from the

> > MMWR which is the CDC's own weekly publication. Here are 2 examples showing

> > that we've always known that vaccinated kids can contract measles from the

> > MMR vaccine itself.

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> > The first instance is from Illinois, in which 17 high school students came

> > down with measles even though 99% of the high school got the MMR vaccine.

> > www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00000359.htm

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> > The other example is almost identical. It took place at a Corpus Christi

> > Texas high school where 14 students came down with measles after 99% of the

> > student population received the MMR shot. And that's from the New England

> > Journal of Medicine.

> > http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM198703263161303

> > Now here's the part that glib journalists with their AA degrees always

> > leave out. Before 1978, measles was a minor, self-limiting, immune-building

> > disease of childhood. You wanted your child to get it because they would

> > have lifetime immunity. Then in 1978, the MMR shot suddenly became part of

> > the vaccine package for all kids. 3 doses. Even though the incidence was

> > down by 90% by then.

> > After a decade or so, many incidents like the 2 cited above began occurring

> > all over the country - groups of kids who obviously got measles from the

> > shot itself. They got the exact disease the shot was pretending to prevent.

> > Such examples continue to the present.

> > So what does this mean?

> > First it means the vaccine doesn't really work. It doesn't provide the

> > supposed immunity from measles that they're advertising.

> > Second, we have the principle of the atypical disease. That's the term

> > scientists use to describe a disease caused by vaccines. Remember, in all

> > vaccines they never use the actual bug that is associated with the wild

> > disease itself. Instead they use a laboratory mutation of the natural

> > microbe which they make much more reactive, provoking a much stronger immune

> > response. And that's what's in the vaccine. So through mass vaccination with

> > mutated pathogens, we are creating brand new diseases that would have never

> > evolved in nature; atypical versions of the original disease.

> > So that's what we're seeing in these outbreaks. Man-made disease. The

> > problem is, the atypical versions are much more dangerous than the original,

> > mild version, with far higher rates of death and complication. Everyone

> > knows that adult onset measles is a potentially much more serious disease

> > than the original childhood version.

> > Worse yet is that the adults who got the original, mild, childhood version

> > of measles may not now be immune to the brand new enstein version that

> > has been created by our injudicious policy of mass vaccinating for a disease

> > that had been part of building a child's normal immune system for decades.

> > Get the picture?

> > All for marketing -- a $billion a year for MMR shots.

> > With today's statistics, it's getting to where your child has a better

> > chance of getting measles from the vaccine than going unvaccinated.

> > The last idea is this. The unvaccinated have signed exemption forms. That's

> > the agreement that if a disease breaks out in school among the vaccinated

> > population, you agree to keep your unvaccinated child at home. Why? So you

> > won't sue them for your unvaccinated kid getting a disease from their

> > vaccinated kids. See how confident they are in their vaccines? Exemptions

> > are all about liability.

> > Actually, this works out well for the exempt, unvaccinated kids. You want

> > to keep kids out of school when these outbreaks occur because when the

> > vaccinated kids get this atypical version of measles, it's a much more

> > serious disease than the old fashioned version. You don't want your

> > unvaccinated child to be around these diseased kids, who are true reservoirs

> > for disease.

> > For more information, see www.thedoctorwithin.com

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> > Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

> > Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Washington State, USA

> > Vaccines - http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ Homeopathy

> > http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com

> > Vaccine Dangers, Childhood Disease Classes & Homeopathy Online/email

> > courses - next classes start February 4

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