Allegheny County PA/Pittsburgh requiring 3 more vaccinations for school children

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A-CHAMP sent out an alert a little while ago regarding Allegheny

County (Pittsburgh), and how officials there seem to have circumvented

the entire process from the State Dept. of Health and are now

requiring an additional 3 vaccinations for school children including

chicken pox and meningitis.

Everyone in the County, including me, received notice from their

school districts informing parents that these vaccinations are now

MANDATORY. I of course claimed religious exemption, but I wonder how

many parents out there don't know that they can do that.

And, #2 -- how the heck did they circumvent the state Dept. of Health

is beyond me.

So I called a friend who is an investigative reporter with a local TV

station and they're doing a story on this tomorrow. Wish me luck.

I'm basically going to say, if you had a child with autism and there

was a very plausible theory that the sheer number of vaccinations that

your child received overwhelmed his immune system (I will also cite

statistics from Generation Rescue), and there was even a remote chance

that it could further harm your child, would YOU do it?? The answer

is no. And we're not even talking about mercury here. The truth is,

no studies have been done on the number of vaccinations now required

by the age of 36 months and the ramifications that those vaccinations

may have on the human immune system.

The researchers are all saying " vaccinations are safe " because of a

few studies on mercury, but they haven't AT ALL studied the effects of

the NUMBER of vaccinations given. (10 to 36 in what? 10 years?) So

the researchers are spinning that as " vaccines are safe, " when in

fact, we don't know that. If a parent wants to opt out, they can

claim religious exemption and/or if they want to comply, they can have

simple bloodwork done to test titers to see if they even need it.

Now -- if I'm wrong about any of this, someone please clue me in.

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Maybe if you talk really fast you can throw in the court case too. maurineautismlink <cindy@...> wrote: A-CHAMP sent out an alert a little while ago regarding AlleghenyCounty (Pittsburgh), and how officials there seem to have circumventedthe entire process from the State Dept. of Health and are nowrequiring an additional 3 vaccinations for school children includingchicken pox and meningitis. Everyone in the County, including me, received notice from theirschool districts informing

parents that these vaccinations are nowMANDATORY. I of course claimed religious exemption, but I wonder howmany parents out there don't know that they can do that.And, #2 -- how the heck did they circumvent the state Dept. of Healthis beyond me. So I called a friend who is an investigative reporter with a local TVstation and they're doing a story on this tomorrow. Wish me luck. I'm basically going to say, if you had a child with autism and therewas a very plausible theory that the sheer number of vaccinations thatyour child received overwhelmed his immune system (I will also citestatistics from Generation Rescue), and there was even a remote chancethat it could further harm your child, would YOU do it?? The answeris no. And we're not even talking about mercury here. The truth is,no studies have been done on the number of vaccinations now requiredby the age of 36 months and the ramifications that those

vaccinationsmay have on the human immune system.The researchers are all saying "vaccinations are safe" because of afew studies on mercury, but they haven't AT ALL studied the effects ofthe NUMBER of vaccinations given. (10 to 36 in what? 10 years?) Sothe researchers are spinning that as "vaccines are safe," when infact, we don't know that. If a parent wants to opt out, they canclaim religious exemption and/or if they want to comply, they can havesimple bloodwork done to test titers to see if they even need it.Now -- if I'm wrong about any of this, someone please clue me in.

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