Re: vaccines--- NOT just Meat and TATERS

[Guest guest]

Yes, but does that prove causality. A lot of things happen after other things.

It doesn't

prove the the first thing 'caused' the second. It may seem that it does to the

lay person

(especially one so emotionally involved) but it is only, I repeat ONLY (since

some of you

love to use all caps) through strick scientific studies that anything is really

nailed dow.

There may be negative reactions to vaccines, but does that mean they 'cause'

autism/as.

No, it doesn't. A lot of kids have negative reactions to things and do not

develop anything

afterward. What is happening here is that, parents notice their child is

behaving strangely

or get a diagnosis of autism/as and then think back to try to find

something/someone to

blame for it all. The dastardly vaccines, the evil doctors who administer them,

and the

greedy drug companies who make them are convenient culprits.

Meat N. Taters

>

> MEAT AND TATERS

>

> _ NO on the contrary, you do NOT have valid and current scientific

> information. There are some who do have good proof that their child did get a

bad

> reaction after having a vaccine and that they began their Autistic tendencies

for

> the first time after having their vaccine with thermisol in it. I would

> think that you could do yourself a favor and search online and reasearch into

this

> and see that many are able to prove that is the cause or contributing factor

> for their child to have Autism and or Autistic traits.

>

> As for me, this is not what caused my son to have Aspergers/Autism. So, I am

> NOT using this as a personal issue here for me. I just know that this is a

> studied fact for some . Please do not attack them if you have no scientific

> research on this yourself. However, I just wonder if perhaps you might just

> happen to work for a vaccine company? HMMMM YOU seem to defend and attack

> anyone or anything that states that vaccines can and do sometimes contribute

to

> Autism in some children.

>

> -- IL

[Guest guest]

Yes, you've made that same exact point plenty of times.

Please stop wasting our time repeating your self.

Where is your proof positive scientific evidence the we are wrong?

You yourself have acknowledge by your statement of almost all in

prior e--mails that you can not give proof positive.

Buzz Off. Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

FlySwatter

> Yes, but does that prove causality. A lot of things happen after

other things. It doesn't

> prove the the first thing 'caused' the second. It may seem that

it does to the lay person

> (especially one so emotionally involved) but it is only, I repeat

ONLY (since some of you

> love to use all caps) through strick scientific studies that

anything is really nailed dow.

>

> There may be negative reactions to vaccines, but does that mean

they 'cause' autism/as.

> No, it doesn't. A lot of kids have negative reactions to things

and do not develop anything

> afterward. What is happening here is that, parents notice their

child is behaving strangely

> or get a diagnosis of autism/as and then think back to try to find

something/someone to

> blame for it all. The dastardly vaccines, the evil doctors who

administer them, and the

> greedy drug companies who make them are convenient culprits.

>

> Meat N. Taters

>

>

> >

> > MEAT AND TATERS

> >

> > _ NO on the contrary, you do NOT have valid and current

scientific

> > information. There are some who do have good proof that their

child did get a bad

> > reaction after having a vaccine and that they began their

Autistic tendencies for

> > the first time after having their vaccine with thermisol in

it. I would

> > think that you could do yourself a favor and search online and

reasearch into this

> > and see that many are able to prove that is the cause or

contributing factor

> > for their child to have Autism and or Autistic traits.

> >

> > As for me, this is not what caused my son to have

Aspergers/Autism. So, I am

> > NOT using this as a personal issue here for me. I just know that

this is a

> > studied fact for some . Please do not attack them if you have

no scientific

> > research on this yourself. However, I just wonder if perhaps

you might just

> > happen to work for a vaccine company? HMMMM YOU seem to

defend and attack

> > anyone or anything that states that vaccines can and do

sometimes contribute to

> > Autism in some children.

> >

> > -- IL

[Guest guest]

Meatman, I understand what you are saying. I really do, but please

don't jump to conclusions that just because someone questions the

safety of a vaccine they think that doctors are evil, etc. I love

my children's pediatricians and they all are pro-vaccination.

They are very respectful of me when I question them and while they

don't always agree with the decisions I make for my children they

still provide quality child care and treat me with respect (and a

few of them are even open minded about the issues I bring forth). I

understand that they are doing their job to the best of their

abilities and I have an understanding of what they are taught in

medical school. I rely on them to help guide my child's health

care, but I would be an idiot and a robot if I never questioned

anything.

Have a nice day!

in NC

> Yes, but does that prove causality. A lot of things happen after

other things. It doesn't

> prove the the first thing 'caused' the second. It may seem that

it does to the lay person

> (especially one so emotionally involved) but it is only, I repeat

ONLY (since some of you

> love to use all caps) through strick scientific studies that

anything is really nailed dow.

>

> There may be negative reactions to vaccines, but does that mean

they 'cause' autism/as.

> No, it doesn't. A lot of kids have negative reactions to things

and do not develop anything

> afterward. What is happening here is that, parents notice their

child is behaving strangely

> or get a diagnosis of autism/as and then think back to try to find

something/someone to

> blame for it all. The dastardly vaccines, the evil doctors who

administer them, and the

> greedy drug companies who make them are convenient culprits.

>

> Meat N. Taters

>

>

> >

> > MEAT AND TATERS

> >

> > _ NO on the contrary, you do NOT have valid and current

scientific

> > information. There are some who do have good proof that their

child did get a bad

> > reaction after having a vaccine and that they began their

Autistic tendencies for

> > the first time after having their vaccine with thermisol in

it. I would

> > think that you could do yourself a favor and search online and

reasearch into this

> > and see that many are able to prove that is the cause or

contributing factor

> > for their child to have Autism and or Autistic traits.

> >

> > As for me, this is not what caused my son to have

Aspergers/Autism. So, I am

> > NOT using this as a personal issue here for me. I just know that

this is a

> > studied fact for some . Please do not attack them if you have

no scientific

> > research on this yourself. However, I just wonder if perhaps

you might just

> > happen to work for a vaccine company? HMMMM YOU seem to

defend and attack

> > anyone or anything that states that vaccines can and do

sometimes contribute to

> > Autism in some children.

> >

> > -- IL

[Guest guest]

try telling that to my son who had seizures after receiving vaccines. try telling it to other children that have been damaged from vaccines. I do not know who you are or why you are so quick to argue. we are not here to argue, we are here to learn and support each other. As for you faith in science. Scienc does not have all the answers, and they are not always right. Sharon(list Owner)