:RE: Re: Not understanding

[Guest guest]

This is a very well-presented argument for adopting this vaccination

schedule. Thanks for the link.

Steve

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> http://www.generationrescue.org/pdf/user_friendly.pdf

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> Best article I have read on vaccinating your kids.

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> JB

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[Guest guest]

Steve,

Some of these diseases you mentioned such as chicken pox and mumps many of us had as children and now we have a life-long immunity. If you are vaccinated for mumps, you have a 1 in 5 chance of getting the disease in your lifetime, if you get the disease as a child, you have a life-long immunity. There are also risks of getting the disease you are vaccinated for when you use a live virus.

These are just other things you need to take into consideration when deciding whether to vaccinate or not. This is why some parents are having "chicken pox" parties.

Also, there is evidence that vaccinations actually cause asthma and diabetes. There are reports that children in Australia are getting diabetes in record numbers which correlates to their aggressive vaccination campaign there.

Beth

Not understanding> > > > > > > > Hi all - > > I am a new member of this discussion group. My son is 5 and is > > autistic. My purpose when joining the group was to expand my > > knowledge base so I can determine the best course of treatments for > > my son's disability.> > I am hoping someone can help me to understand what I am perceiving > to > > be a foundational belief of this group - that Autism is caused by > > environmental toxicity. Most specifically, by thimerosal in > > vaccines. I know that Kirby's book presented compelling > > evidence that this is the case. I also know that numerous studies > > have been published that have failed to show the link between > > vaccinations and the onset of Autism. So I am trying to understand > > why a large group of clearly intelligent people have arrived at the > > decision that this is a fact, and that their choice of treatment > > options stems from this fact.> > Please understand that I am not trying to cause an argument or to > > question the validity of anyone's beliefs on this issue - I > certainly > > do not know what causes autism and have no special information > which > > would lead me to believe that anyone's opinion is right or wrong. > It > > seems to me that there is some conflicting science. So what, then, > > is causing this group to fall on one side of the debate instead of > > the other?> >>

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