Re: OT - CDC to change guidelines for HIV testing

[Guest guest]

Did you all know that the Military tests for HIV once or twice a year for

all servicemen and woman?

(whose husband is in the Navy)

[Guest guest]

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> Did you all know that the Military tests for HIV once or twice a

year for

> all servicemen and woman?

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>

> (whose husband is in the Navy)

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[Guest guest]

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> Did you all know that the Military tests for HIV once or twice a

year for

> all servicemen and woman?

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> (whose husband is in the Navy)

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[Guest guest]

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> Did you all know that the Military tests for HIV once or twice a

year for

> all servicemen and woman?

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> (whose husband is in the Navy)

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[Guest guest]

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> Did you all know that the Military tests for HIV once or twice a

year for

> all servicemen and woman?

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> (whose husband is in the Navy)

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[Guest guest]

They have been doing that for a long time, I recal this from over a decade

ago.

I don't think its a bad idea.

There is a lot of sleeping around going on.

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> Did you all know that the Military tests for HIV once or twice a

year for

> all servicemen and woman?

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[Guest guest]

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> > Do the service men and women know they are being tested for HIV?

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> > Can they refuse to be tested?

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I'm usually just a lurker here, but had to respond to this. I was in

the Marine Corps and we got tested for HIV twice a year. This was

not optional, at least not without a lot of trouble. I also recieved

a full schedule of about 15 vaccines at boot camp. Then after they

lost my shot record after boot camp, I received them all again three

months later. I got them all again about a year later when my field

unit almost deployed to the Middle East. I also got the whole series

of Anthrax shots (6 shots) and 5 flu shots while I was in. Two years

after I got out I gave birth to my sweet little 3 1/2 year old son

who regressed into autism at about 19 months (after a full

vaccination schedule - I didn't know any better). I want to thank

all of you who have worked so hard to bring this issue to the front

burners. Also looking forward to seeing Kirby in Eugene, OR on

May 12th. Thanks for your perseverance on our behalf, Aimee

[Guest guest]

It's none of my business, , but I can't help wondering how close your husband's vaccines were to when you became pregnant with your son. Any connection there? Aasachristine zichittella-heeren <christine@...> wrote: on 5/8/06 12:18 PM, andrea52521991 at mkeller@... wrote:> Do the service men and women know they are being tested for HIV?> > Can they refuse to be tested?> > Do you know all the vaccines your husband was given prior to> enlisting in the Navy? (just curious)> > They know- I don't think they can refuse.(i think it's good that these guys have to take the HIV tests- because mostof them overseas sleep with prostitutes)He did give me a list of all his shots about 3 or

4 years ago-I have it somewhere. He had anthrax, small pox, etc-pretty much everything. He spent time in the gulf, eastern asia,the med, etc....btw- he has some medical problems that I'm sure are linked to all thevaccines- but nothing MAJOR. I can't get him to stop taking pain meds anddrinking nutrasweet 10 times a day. But, he hasn't lived with us in almost8 years and we're getting divorsed anyway- so I just worry about me and myson now- which is a full time job :)I also think there is a chance he gave me a virus that contributed to myson's autism. I got very sick 1 month after dating him- and they said itwas mono. I've never felt the same afterwards.

[Guest guest]

Aimee,

Your facts of government forced experimentation on our soldiers is

down right frightening!

Really makes one wonder how much all the poisons and toxins

circulating in the bodies of our military men and women add to the

problems they contend with after military life, even if they have

never left the states.

It's a miracle anyone can " function " after receiving all that crap.

Also, it would be interesting to know how military required

vaccinations have increased over the years and what the rate of

autism is in their offspring (even higher?) than Q Public.

Government already admitted a few years ago that soldiers are twice

as likely to develop ALS (Lou Gherigs) than the average person who

has never served in the military.

Aimee, I hope you are supplementing and treating yourself to address

the damage from your military days.

>

>

>

> I'm usually just a lurker here, but had to respond to this. I was

in

> the Marine Corps and we got tested for HIV twice a year. This was

> not optional, at least not without a lot of trouble. I also

recieved

> a full schedule of about 15 vaccines at boot camp. Then after they

> lost my shot record after boot camp, I received them all again

three

> months later. I got them all again about a year later when my

field

> unit almost deployed to the Middle East. I also got the whole

series

> of Anthrax shots (6 shots) and 5 flu shots while I was in. Two

years

> after I got out I gave birth to my sweet little 3 1/2 year old son

> who regressed into autism at about 19 months (after a full

> vaccination schedule - I didn't know any better). I want to thank

> all of you who have worked so hard to bring this issue to the

front

> burners. Also looking forward to seeing Kirby in Eugene, OR

on

> May 12th. Thanks for your perseverance on our behalf, Aimee

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, Aimee, what about YOUR health? Are you chelating too?

Barb

Re: OT - CDC to change guidelines for HIV testing

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> > Do the service men and women know they are being tested for HIV?

> >

> > Can they refuse to be tested?

> >

I'm usually just a lurker here, but had to respond to this. I was in

the Marine Corps and we got tested for HIV twice a year. This was

not optional, at least not without a lot of trouble. I also recieved

a full schedule of about 15 vaccines at boot camp. Then after they

lost my shot record after boot camp, I received them all again three

months later. I got them all again about a year later when my field

unit almost deployed to the Middle East. I also got the whole series

of Anthrax shots (6 shots) and 5 flu shots while I was in. Two years

after I got out I gave birth to my sweet little 3 1/2 year old son

who regressed into autism at about 19 months (after a full

vaccination schedule - I didn't know any better). I want to thank

all of you who have worked so hard to bring this issue to the front

burners. Also looking forward to seeing Kirby in Eugene, OR on

May 12th. Thanks for your perseverance on our behalf, Aimee

[Guest guest]

on 5/8/06 7:04 PM, Aasa at penas7ar@... wrote:

It's none of my business, , but I can't help wondering how close your husband's vaccines were to when you became pregnant with your son. Any connection there?

Aasa

I don't know. I'll have to ask. I did get pregnant the 2 weeks before he left for a tour in Japan. I'm guessing he got new

vaccines before leaving the US. So, there is a chance they were around the same time. But, do you think it passes thru him or me?

[Guest guest]

Isn't there a high rate of mental incapacity following when these guys come

home? In Boston there are quite a few homeless you know are war veterans.

Is it just post traumatic stress or is it vaccine overload or

both??!!-

Re: OT - CDC to change guidelines for HIV testing

Aimee,

Your facts of government forced experimentation on our soldiers is

down right frightening!

Really makes one wonder how much all the poisons and toxins

circulating in the bodies of our military men and women add to the

problems they contend with after military life, even if they have

never left the states.

It's a miracle anyone can " function " after receiving all that crap.

Also, it would be interesting to know how military required

vaccinations have increased over the years and what the rate of

autism is in their offspring (even higher?) than Q Public.

Government already admitted a few years ago that soldiers are twice

as likely to develop ALS (Lou Gherigs) than the average person who

has never served in the military.

Aimee, I hope you are supplementing and treating yourself to address

the damage from your military days.

>

>

>

> I'm usually just a lurker here, but had to respond to this. I was

in

> the Marine Corps and we got tested for HIV twice a year. This was

> not optional, at least not without a lot of trouble. I also

recieved

> a full schedule of about 15 vaccines at boot camp. Then after they

> lost my shot record after boot camp, I received them all again

three

> months later. I got them all again about a year later when my

field

> unit almost deployed to the Middle East. I also got the whole

series

> of Anthrax shots (6 shots) and 5 flu shots while I was in. Two

years

> after I got out I gave birth to my sweet little 3 1/2 year old son

> who regressed into autism at about 19 months (after a full

> vaccination schedule - I didn't know any better). I want to thank

> all of you who have worked so hard to bring this issue to the

front

> burners. Also looking forward to seeing Kirby in Eugene, OR

on

> May 12th. Thanks for your perseverance on our behalf, Aimee

>

[Guest guest]

From what I've read, it could pass through either parent. You may want to check out these links. Aasa http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=6281 http://www.sundaymirror.co.uk/news/page.cfm?objectid=14024018 & method=full & s http://www.whale.to/a/anthrax67.htmlchristine zichittella-heeren <christine@...> wrote: on 5/8/06 7:04 PM, Aasa at penas7ar@... wrote: It's none of my business, , but I can't help wondering how close your husband's vaccines were to when

you became pregnant with your son. Any connection there? AasaI don't know. I'll have to ask. I did get pregnant the 2 weeks before he left for a tour in Japan. I'm guessing he got newvaccines before leaving the US. So, there is a chance they were around the same time. But, do you think it passes thru him or me?

[Guest guest]

& Barb - I am supplementing myself but I cannot chelate because

I have several dental amalgams that need to come out first. Also, I am

unexpectedly pregnant (and a little worried). I think my son probably

got a majority of my toxins out when I was pregnant with him, plus I

breastfed him for over 3 years. In light of the 'chicken' discussion

going on right now, it is interesting to note that his hair levels of

arsenic are off the charts though everything else is below reference

range and his lead levels after a chelation challenge were off the

charts. We are chlelating him right now. Despite all the damage

probably done in the Marine Corps, I am actually feeling pretty

healthy. I take good care of myself, eat well, etc. My genetics suck

though. My maternal grandmother had what I suspect now was celiac's

disease and I think it probably contributed to her death. My father

has asperger's and asthma and my partner had eczema so badly when he

was a child his skin would come off in sheets. He also had asthma.

Good genetic soup, huh?