an issue with the first in line comment.... RE: Kirby Comments at Friday's Vaccine Safety Meeting in DC (FYI)

[Guest guest]

Ok,

its this part I have a problem with, “What is being done to

identify children with mitochondrial dysfunction, before vaccination –

whether it is a nuclear DNA test, a mitochondrial DNA test, or even just a

simple blood test for certain metabolic markers? If we are able to identify

these children, I realize that it is very precarious. They should be first in

line to be vaccinated, because they might be more at risk for regression due to

febrile infections.”

I understand the thinking behind this, but let’s step

back and really think about it.

Autism is rising.

Simple childhood illnesses RARELY caused regression before the

advent of vaccines.

I am not a researcher looking into this specific question,

so this comes from simple observation and educated ponderings… But that

is the worst thing you can do.

If we find it easy to test for the 1 in 50 kids with the

predisposition for mitochondrial dysfunction, SURE, we want to keep them as

healthy as possible to prevent the immune response that will cause

regression. HOWEVER, it seems rather probable that it’s the

vaccines themselves causing this, “flipping the switch”.

I would bet my life a study on these kids in particular

would show LESS REGRESSION in unvax’d vs. vax’d –even in

unvax’d kids who came down with illnesses and “big bad fevers”

in the toddler years*.

To suggest that these kids should be first in line for

vaccines makes me ill.

This country needs to remember HOW to treat childhood

illness. We do not need vaccines for CHILDHOOD illnesses. We can

treat them if we feed our children properly and stop shoving medicine down

their throats. We do not need vaccines for BABIES for sexually

transmitted diseases. Etc etc…

The vaccines schedule can be reduced without an increase in

deaths from malevolent diseases.

The 1 in 50 at-risk kids could go unvaccinated, or extremely

selectively vaccinated without issue.

This idea that these kids should be first in line for the “protection”

that vaccine can provide needs QUASHED.

IMMEDIATELY.

*My unvaccinated son had a couple of colds with fevers, he

even had strep throat --very high fever with that… and no autism. Sure

he is one kid, but I am sure he is not just “one kid”. And this one

kids was exposed to the same toxic environment as his autistic brother.

Our county air in PA is lead and mercury plentiful thanks to the plants

there. Nothing “flipped his switch”. I have little doubt that

if he had been vaccinated he would be autistic. He showed the same GI and

Immune issues as Gavin did as a baby. With one striking difference.

No Vaccines.

W.