Guest guest Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 Hi Diane, First I would like to clarify something. Calling this a cervical cancer vaccine is just a sneaky marketing tactic by Big Pharma. I mean, who wouldn't want to prevent cancer with a sho, rightt? This is a vaccine for HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), which is associated with some forms of cervical cancer. Unless you and your are engaging in sex with multiple partners or promiscuous partners ( I tend to doubt that!), then neither of you is at risk for HPV. Another thing is that YES this vaccine will contain mercury (it is possible but not likely that there will be a mercury free version), which in my opinion is a reason right there not to give it to . But I see no reason at all to have this shot yourself if you do not have risky sexual behavior. There are other causes of cervical cancer, and this shot will not protect you from them, only against HPV, a sexually transmitted disease. Truly, I cannot see a reason for either of you to have this shot right now, but you will have to decide if it appropriate for once she is likely to become sexually active. If it were me, I would not do it. > Hey Kathy, > Can you tell us anything about the new cervical cancer vaccine that I > heard about on the nightly news? Does it contain mercury? And what age > groups are going to be getting it first. I am interested both for > myself and but want to know the drawbacks. Thanks in > advance! > > Diane ('s Mom) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 What about rape? I think that's reason enough to get it. 49% of autistic women are sexually abused at least 10 times. Yeah. As in 1% less than half. And these are just the ones that get reported. And it's currently approved for ages 9-26. My cousin, who is 27, is hoping her doc is willing to go 1 year off label. Because of things like rape. Kassiane --- cathylynn2 wrote: > Hi Diane, > > First I would like to clarify something. Calling > this a cervical > cancer vaccine is just a sneaky marketing tactic by > Big Pharma. I > mean, who wouldn't want to prevent cancer with a > sho, rightt? This > is a vaccine for HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), which > is associated > with some forms of cervical cancer. Unless you and > your > are engaging in sex with multiple partners or > promiscuous partners > ( I tend to doubt that!), then neither of you is at > risk for HPV. > Another thing is that YES this vaccine will contain > mercury (it is > possible but not likely that there will be a mercury > free version), > which in my opinion is a reason right there not to > give it to > . But I see no reason at all to have this > shot yourself if > you do not have risky sexual behavior. There are > other causes of > cervical cancer, and this shot will not protect you > from them, only > against HPV, a sexually transmitted disease. Truly, > I cannot see a > reason for either of you to have this shot right > now, but you will > have to decide if it appropriate for once > she is likely to > become sexually active. If it were me, I would not > do it. > > > > > > > > Hey Kathy, > > Can you tell us anything about the new cervical > cancer vaccine that I > > heard about on the nightly news? Does it contain > mercury? And what age > > groups are going to be getting it first. I am > interested both for > > myself and but want to know the > drawbacks. Thanks in > > advance! > > > > Diane ('s Mom) > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 No what I heard, but good if it's the case. > The vaccine, Gardasil, does not contain thimerosal or any other > preservative. > > Alyson Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 Not that many women are jumping to admit this, but almost 10 years ago, I contracted HPV. In the period of only a few months it caused the growth of pre-cancerous cervical cells. The treatment at that point is called a LEAP, where the cancer cells are frozen and removed from the cervix. As a result the cervix is also reshaped, to put it mildly. The procedure is usually done in the GYN office. It is not pleasant and does not guarantee that the cancerous (pre-cancerous) cells will not recur. The question I pose to those contemplating the vaccine is this: Is there or will there ever be a possibility that your child will become sexually active with or without your knowledge? I contracted HPV in a committed relationship. My partner had no clue that he was carrying the virus. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 I question the entire HPV thing. I have abnormal paps and the doc said it was probably HPV. The thing is, I didn't have the " history " to have contracted it. He never tested me for it. Makes me wonder how many women out there actually are being accused of having HPV who really don't or never did. The only way to confirm is through actual testing. Like so many other things, my experience tells me there isn't accurate data. Debi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2006 Report Share Posted June 13, 2006 Did they test you for HPV? Debi > > Not that many women are jumping to admit this, but almost 10 years > ago, I contracted HPV. In the period of only a few months it caused > the growth of pre-cancerous cervical cells. The treatment at that > point is called a LEAP, where the cancer cells are frozen and removed > from the cervix. As a result the cervix is also reshaped, to put it > mildly. The procedure is usually done in the GYN office. It is not > pleasant and does not guarantee that the cancerous (pre-cancerous) > cells will not recur. > > The question I pose to those contemplating the vaccine is this: Is > there or will there ever be a possibility that your child will become > sexually active with or without your knowledge? > > I contracted HPV in a committed relationship. My partner had no clue > that he was carrying the virus. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2006 Report Share Posted June 16, 2006 I don't believe that technology or science yet exists to create a vaccine which is totally mercury free. In recent years, mercury compounds are not " * added* " to the vaccines but there is still mercury involved in the manufacture of vaccines. Probably the folks on a more biomed autism list such as Autism-Mercury or Autism_iron or Autism-Immune would be able to explain this better... I totally agree with lynn2 on this one. Much better to watch over and listen to our girls and their behavior than to let them - or us - be Guinea Pigs for this vaccine. As the saying goes, there's no such thing as a free lunch, meaning that vaccines have - as we too well know - unforeseen effects, often do not work as planned, and frequently cause great harm. I don't know about the rest of you but risky sexual practices are not on my agenda nor will rape be on my DD's agenda... Like you, Sondra, I know from personal experience what to guard against and to watch for...My DD is verbal, and we homeschool, and we can discuss these topics, so I realize that moms with less verbal girls might have different concerns. Not letting my DD be in any situation where she is at risk has been in the forefront of my prayers and choices for her (as I have no doubt it is for all of us moms vis a vis our DDs.) BTW, Diane, have I told you lately what a pretty name you gave your sweet daughter? LOL .... > > The vaccine, Gardasil, does not contain thimerosal or any other > preservative. > > Alyson > > cathylynn2 wrote: > > First I would like to clarify something. Calling this a cervical > cancer vaccine is just a sneaky marketing tactic by Big Pharma. I > mean, who wouldn't want to prevent cancer with a sho, rightt? This > is a vaccine for HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), which is associated > with some forms of cervical cancer. Unless you and your > are engaging in sex with multiple partners or promiscuous partners > ( I tend to doubt that!), then neither of you is at risk for HPV. > Another thing is that YES this vaccine will contain mercury (it is > possible but not likely that there will be a mercury free version), > which in my opinion is a reason right there not to give it to > . But I see no reason at all to have this shot yourself if > you do not have risky sexual behavior. There are other causes of > cervical cancer, and this shot will not protect you from them, only > against HPV, a sexually transmitted disease. Truly, I cannot see a > reason for either of you to have this shot right now, but you will > have to decide if it appropriate for once she is likely to > become sexually active. If it were me, I would not do it. > > > > > > > Hey Kathy, > > Can you tell us anything about the new cervical cancer vaccine that I > > heard about on the nightly news? Does it contain mercury? And what age > > groups are going to be getting it first. I am interested both for > > myself and but want to know the drawbacks. Thanks in > > advance! > > > > Diane ('s Mom) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2006 Report Share Posted June 16, 2006 --- Mateosian wrote: > I don't know about the rest of you but risky sexual > practices are not on my > agenda nor will rape be on my DD's agenda It wasn't on my agenda either. Now go tell my stepdad that. Or the next gynecologist who faints upon seeing all the scar tissue. It's not on ANYONE'S agenda. And as for mercury...there isn't even a *measurable*amount* in ANYTHING but the flu shots anymore. A kid died of measles in great britain, mumps is epidemic here, because of the vaccine hysteria. Kassiane more than a little irritated at everyone saying that all autism is mercury poisoning and it's from vaccines when every single one of us is exposed to MORE mercury daily than in shots *ever* __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2006 Report Share Posted June 17, 2006 I'm sorry you seem to have taken offense at my post, Kassi, If you re-read what I wrote, you will see that I tried to say that our own sexual abuse experiences should make us especially alert to protecting our DDs and listening to their words and especially their behavior to ensure their safety from similar trauma. There is more to the story about the child who died from measles in Great Britain than not being vaccinated... As for anyone saying that all autism is mercury poisoning, if you read my words, I never suggested that. I did suggest if you or anyone needed details about the actual ingredients of vaccinations - especially current vaccinations - that those lists have more accurate information than I have at my finger- tips, tonight. Looks like a choice to be annoyed at what I never said. Please, let me say in the most respectful and loving way possible two things. First, I am deeply sorry for your trauma. I empathize but that doesn't change it, I know. Second, l am very aware of how at risk our DDs are. I am older than most of you (didn't have my DD until my 40s) and for a number of reasons am able to devote all my time and energy to educating and protecting my DD. I realize this is not the case for everyone. I even realize that, eventually, it may not be sufficient for my own DD, may God forbid. Nonetheless, it is important to remember that with *any medical* *procedure *there are often side effects that are hidden from the public until it is too late... and it is equally important to remember that we are all moms who care about and respect each other and all of our efforts to care for our DDs. *I am genuinely sorry that I didn't state my ideas in a way that * *didn't offend you.* And FWIW, I personally think that undiagnosed low thyroid hormone (esp, low Free T3, and thyroid autoantibodies,) as well as low iodine, low selenium, low zinc, and iron overload, and even early cord-clamping, and infections such as Lyme, Bartonella, Erlichia, and Babesia, are among some of the other possible factors which result in autism... As alway YMMV... .... > > --- Mateosian wrote: > > > I don't know about the rest of you but risky sexual > > practices are not on my > > agenda nor will rape be on my DD's agenda > > It wasn't on my agenda either. > > Now go tell my stepdad that. Or the next gynecologist > who faints upon seeing all the scar tissue. > > It's not on ANYONE'S agenda. And as for > mercury...there isn't even a *measurable*amount* in > ANYTHING but the flu shots anymore. A kid died of > measles in great britain, mumps is epidemic here, > because of the vaccine hysteria. > > Kassiane > more than a little irritated at everyone saying that > all autism is mercury poisoning and it's from vaccines > when every single one of us is exposed to MORE mercury > daily than in shots *ever* > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2006 Report Share Posted June 17, 2006 Thanks , I agree!!! Diane ('s Mom) Re: Cervical Cancer Vaccine I don't believe that technology or science yet exists to create a vaccine which is totally mercury free. In recent years, mercury compounds are not " * added* " to the vaccines but there is still mercury involved in the manufacture of vaccines. Probably the folks on a more biomed autism list such as Autism-Mercury or Autism_iron or Autism-Immune would be able to explain this better... I totally agree with lynn2 on this one. Much better to watch over and listen to our girls and their behavior than to let them - or us - be Guinea Pigs for this vaccine. As the saying goes, there's no such thing as a free lunch, meaning that vaccines have - as we too well know - unforeseen effects, often do not work as planned, and frequently cause great harm. I don't know about the rest of you but risky sexual practices are not on my agenda nor will rape be on my DD's agenda... Like you, Sondra, I know from personal experience what to guard against and to watch for...My DD is verbal, and we homeschool, and we can discuss these topics, so I realize that moms with less verbal girls might have different concerns. Not letting my DD be in any situation where she is at risk has been in the forefront of my prayers and choices for her (as I have no doubt it is for all of us moms vis a vis our DDs.) BTW, Diane, have I told you lately what a pretty name you gave your sweet daughter? LOL .... > > The vaccine, Gardasil, does not contain thimerosal or any other > preservative. > > Alyson > > cathylynn2 wrote: > > First I would like to clarify something. Calling this a cervical > cancer vaccine is just a sneaky marketing tactic by Big Pharma. I > mean, who wouldn't want to prevent cancer with a sho, rightt? This > is a vaccine for HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), which is associated > with some forms of cervical cancer. Unless you and your > are engaging in sex with multiple partners or promiscuous partners > ( I tend to doubt that!), then neither of you is at risk for HPV. > Another thing is that YES this vaccine will contain mercury (it is > possible but not likely that there will be a mercury free version), > which in my opinion is a reason right there not to give it to > . But I see no reason at all to have this shot yourself if > you do not have risky sexual behavior. There are other causes of > cervical cancer, and this shot will not protect you from them, only > against HPV, a sexually transmitted disease. Truly, I cannot see a > reason for either of you to have this shot right now, but you will > have to decide if it appropriate for once she is likely to > become sexually active. If it were me, I would not do it. > > > > > > > Hey Kathy, > > Can you tell us anything about the new cervical cancer vaccine that I > > heard about on the nightly news? Does it contain mercury? And what age > > groups are going to be getting it first. I am interested both for > > myself and but want to know the drawbacks. Thanks in > > advance! > > > > Diane ('s Mom) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Kassi, there's a good reason to have the vaccine " hysteria " . A child dying from any disease is heartbreaking. I don't know that it was mercury per se that caused Allie's health problems, but I do know it was a hepB shot that triggered it. I think most experts in autism research believe there is a genetic component and environmental trigger. Allie hasn't been proven to have mercury poisoning yet without a doubt, but she is definitely off the charts with aluminum poisoning. Where did it come from? She has rarely eaten bread, doesn't use deodorant, and most of her food is prepared on stoneware and ceramics. I'm not saying there isn't a place other than vaccines, but I do know a 3 year old typically should not have so much aluminum in her hair that it can't even be measured in the high end. BTW, every skin care product she used for 1 year was checked by me, none had any aluminum product listed. The MMR never had thimerosal in it, so that's not the cause of the MMR fear. The fear is that so many parents have seen their child develop severe gastrointestinal problems after getting the shot. I think it's largely the government's fault for not offering separate shots, rather than the MMR combined. That's what researchers like Wafefield have argued all along. If the gov was truly concerned with disease outbreaks, they would offer these. Why don't they? Probably because the rates of gastroinestinal problems would decrease when the body isn't assaulted with a 3-in-1 combo. How many of those getting mumps have been immunized? It's my understanding a great deal have. Therefore it's not vaccine hysteria causing the outbreak, it's the failure of the vaccine to do its intended job. That is yet another problem, but we won't hear about that in the media, only " get more shots " while they don't tell you the first didn't do what it was supposed to. I for one am not comfortable getting my children or myself a medical procedure that didn't do what it was supposed to with side effects my family has shown a clear history to develop from these vaccines. ( had a reaction to MMR for 3-4 days.) Debi > > > I don't know about the rest of you but risky sexual > > practices are not on my > > agenda nor will rape be on my DD's agenda > > It wasn't on my agenda either. > > Now go tell my stepdad that. Or the next gynecologist > who faints upon seeing all the scar tissue. > > It's not on ANYONE'S agenda. And as for > mercury...there isn't even a *measurable*amount* in > ANYTHING but the flu shots anymore. A kid died of > measles in great britain, mumps is epidemic here, > because of the vaccine hysteria. > > Kassiane > more than a little irritated at everyone saying that > all autism is mercury poisoning and it's from vaccines > when every single one of us is exposed to MORE mercury > daily than in shots *ever* > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Whatever. Y'all are always right. No matter what, the NT folks always have to be right, regardless of what it's about. Or so called NTs. I've seen more perseveration than I care to remember from " it's not OUR genes! " parents. I just hope your kids are in the lucky less than 50% (given underreporting). Y'all are all right. Good for you. Not like any of you have had metal poisoning and know what it does and doesn't look like. Not like certain natural laws apply. Go on and think y'all are right. i'm tired of fighting people who won't look at science (the real kind. What the geiers are doing isn't science) and just " KNOW " they're correct. Kassiane who HAS had metal poisoning, IS autistic, and reads and understands science. --- Debi wrote: > Kassi, there's a good reason to have the vaccine > " hysteria " . A child > dying from any disease is heartbreaking. I don't > know that it was > mercury per se that caused Allie's health problems, > but I do know it > was a hepB shot that triggered it. I think most > experts in autism > research believe there is a genetic component and > environmental > trigger. Allie hasn't been proven to have mercury > poisoning yet > without a doubt, but she is definitely off the > charts with aluminum > poisoning. Where did it come from? She has rarely > eaten bread, doesn't > use deodorant, and most of her food is prepared on > stoneware and > ceramics. I'm not saying there isn't a place other > than vaccines, but > I do know a 3 year old typically should not have so > much aluminum in > her hair that it can't even be measured in the high > end. BTW, every > skin care product she used for 1 year was checked by > me, none had any > aluminum product listed. > > The MMR never had thimerosal in it, so that's not > the cause of the MMR > fear. The fear is that so many parents have seen > their child develop > severe gastrointestinal problems after getting the > shot. I think it's > largely the government's fault for not offering > separate shots, rather > than the MMR combined. That's what researchers like > Wafefield have > argued all along. If the gov was truly concerned > with disease > outbreaks, they would offer these. Why don't they? > Probably because > the rates of gastroinestinal problems would decrease > when the body > isn't assaulted with a 3-in-1 combo. > > How many of those getting mumps have been immunized? > It's my > understanding a great deal have. Therefore it's not > vaccine hysteria > causing the outbreak, it's the failure of the > vaccine to do its > intended job. That is yet another problem, but we > won't hear about > that in the media, only " get more shots " while they > don't tell you the > first didn't do what it was supposed to. I for one > am not comfortable > getting my children or myself a medical procedure > that didn't do what > it was supposed to with side effects my family has > shown a clear > history to develop from these vaccines. ( > had a reaction to > MMR for 3-4 days.) > > Debi > > > > > > > I don't know about the rest of you but risky > sexual > > > practices are not on my > > > agenda nor will rape be on my DD's agenda > > > > It wasn't on my agenda either. > > > > Now go tell my stepdad that. Or the next > gynecologist > > who faints upon seeing all the scar tissue. > > > > It's not on ANYONE'S agenda. And as for > > mercury...there isn't even a *measurable*amount* > in > > ANYTHING but the flu shots anymore. A kid died of > > measles in great britain, mumps is epidemic here, > > because of the vaccine hysteria. > > > > Kassiane > > more than a little irritated at everyone saying > that > > all autism is mercury poisoning and it's from > vaccines > > when every single one of us is exposed to MORE > mercury > > daily than in shots *ever* > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Gee Kassi, I'll take this as a bad night for you. You know me better than what you've just said, at least you should by now. And, actually two of my three kids had pertussis this past winter. According to CDC's own data, 46% of those immunized age few months to 4 yrs old whose immunization status was known were FULLY IMMUNIZED. Check out the CDC's own website, I can link you if interested. Based on your own argument, if you get your child immunized, you're taking the same 50/50 I am, only I'm avoiding the risk of vaccine injury. Note, I'm not talking *autism*, I'm talking gut injury, metal poisoning, and immune assault. So what is the science saying regarding those contracting mumps vs. those fully immunized? What does science say when my daughter has aluminum off the charts and no known source other than the vaccines? Why is it that she is the only one who's allowed to comment because she's the one with aluminum? I'm not following you there. I'm not asking you to fight or saying I'm right or any of that, I'm only commenting on your posting that asserted anyone who doesn't vaccinate is wrong. I disagree, why is that a fight? YOU are the one making it a fight. There's no need to fight here, so stop playing the martyr. Debi 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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