Guest guest Posted September 6, 2004 Report Share Posted September 6, 2004 And if your son has sensory, and other issues, getting those vaccines could very well put him on the spectrum. Don't do it, no matter what. Tell your doc and his school, that if they will sign a written, notarized guarantee that they will pay you 10 million dollars, plus lifetime care for you son if he does have a reaction to the vaccines, then you may consider it. Watch how quickly they say NO! A pediatric neurologist told me to NEVER have our son vaccinated again, that it could push him over the edge and we would never get him back. And my son is also no longer on the spectrum. And he was not on the spectrum when the doc saw him. With your son having these problems, I consider them on the spectrum of immune system damage. That is the way you have to look at it. No, he is not autistic, and is not on the 'spectrum', but you know something is wrong, 'not quite right'. He is on the immune system damage spectrum. ANd that is a very broad spectrum, and no one knows just how much more their immune systems can take before they do become on the 'autistic spectrum' of immune system damage. Too many times I have seen parents write in that their children were normal, until getting a vaccine booster at age 5, 12, and as old as 15, and become autistic. So there is no way of knowing when one more shot is just too much. And many of these parents' kids were not 'on the spectrum' when this happened. You know your child already has some issues. The risk is too great to vaccinate again. Do whatever it takes to protect you child. Sincerely, A medical immunization question my 5 year old is entering kindergarden in pa. the exemption from the scholl states that to get a waiver the immun has to threaten health and or life. our doctor thinks he should get at least polio and dt. my son is not on the spectrum but has sensory and other issues. thanks susan Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at <http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx<http://forums.autism-rxguideb\ ook.com/default.aspx>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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