Re: Health Officials Urge Those Taking Rabies Vaccinations In County To Complete The Shots

[Guest guest]

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One of the things this whole incident shows is how divorced from

reality and the land we as a people have become. Several of those

in the over 50 and 60 age group were not at all surprised by

this 'event' as in this area chances are they have a relative who

was pushed out of the dairy business by the big companies already.

Nor were they stupid enough to think rabies shots were necessary.

Of course, a lot of them were drinking P & H milk anyway.

The american education system has done such a wonderful job at

convincing the masses that an 'expert' opinion is needed in order

for them to pardon my crassness 'wipe their behinds'....think about

it...if you have to ask permission to go to the restroom for 12

years, what IS the outcome of that training?

We've gotten so used to just going through the motions of daily

living and plugging into entertainment, that even if the research is

right within our grasp, we don't have the mental prowess to use it

properly to save our own lives.

May this group all be a part of the re-training of those the Lord

sends our way into more holistic thinkers, speaking LIFE,

drinking my coffee with Swan brother's excellent raw cream as I type

[Guest guest]

Very well said.

K.C.

Re: Health Officials Urge Those Taking Rabies

Vaccinations In County To Complete The Shots

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> One of the things this whole incident shows is how divorced from

> reality and the land we as a people have become. Several of those

> in the over 50 and 60 age group were not at all surprised by

> this 'event' as in this area chances are they have a relative who

> was pushed out of the dairy business by the big companies already.

> Nor were they stupid enough to think rabies shots were necessary.

> Of course, a lot of them were drinking P & H milk anyway.

>

> The american education system has done such a wonderful job at

> convincing the masses that an 'expert' opinion is needed in order

> for them to pardon my crassness 'wipe their behinds'....think about

> it...if you have to ask permission to go to the restroom for 12

> years, what IS the outcome of that training?

>

> We've gotten so used to just going through the motions of daily

> living and plugging into entertainment, that even if the research is

> right within our grasp, we don't have the mental prowess to use it

> properly to save our own lives.

>

> May this group all be a part of the re-training of those the Lord

> sends our way into more holistic thinkers, speaking LIFE,

>

>

> drinking my coffee with Swan brother's excellent raw cream as I type

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>

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> PLEASE BE KIND AND TRIM YOUR POSTS WHEN REPLYING!

> Visit our Raw Dairy Files for a wealth of information!

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RawDairy/files/

>

> Archive search: http://onibasu.com

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[Guest guest]

Wasn't there a case reported once of a breastfeeding mother with

rabies giving her baby rabies? Also, I had a class with a guy who's

wife was a vet and he told us a story about a rabid cow passing

along rabies to a calf...did anyone else here of these things I can

try to find the source if not....

Jill

> HMMMM, so..there has never been a documented case of rabies being

> transferred through milk,

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> AND

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> The milk did not show any evidence of rabies,

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[Guest guest]

I've never heard or read about anything like this.

Moreover, if a person has rabies, why were they still alive? If they

received the vaccines for rabies after being bitten, I would think they

would pass on the immunities to that, which might show a positive for

rabies. The same with the cow. Warm blooded animals, including humans can

not live with rabies.....it's a terminal thing.

K.C.

Re: Health Officials Urge Those Taking Rabies

Vaccinations In County To Complete The Shots

> Wasn't there a case reported once of a breastfeeding mother with

> rabies giving her baby rabies? Also, I had a class with a guy who's

> wife was a vet and he told us a story about a rabid cow passing

> along rabies to a calf...did anyone else here of these things I can

> try to find the source if not....

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> Jill

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>> HMMMM, so..there has never been a documented case of rabies being

>> transferred through milk,

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>> AND

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>> The milk did not show any evidence of rabies,

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> PLEASE BE KIND AND TRIM YOUR POSTS WHEN REPLYING!

> Visit our Raw Dairy Files for a wealth of information!

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RawDairy/files/

>

> Archive search: http://onibasu.com

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[Guest guest]

There was a unvaccinated teenage girl from Fond du Lac, WI that survived a bite from a rabies infected bat. Her story was well documented on news in Wisconsin. The doctors at Children's Hospital (I believe) performed a new therapy that well not an instant miracle, she has survived and is on the road to recover. While I wouldn't advise touching any potential carrier of rabies, there has been a cure in an infected human. It was her miraculous cure from being infected while trying to rescue a injured bat in a church, divine intervention indeed.

Re: Re: Health Officials Urge Those Taking Rabies Vaccinations In County To Complete The Shots

I've never heard or read about anything like this.Moreover, if a person has rabies, why were they still alive? If they received the vaccines for rabies after being bitten, I would think they would pass on the immunities to that, which might show a positive for rabies. The same with the cow. Warm blooded animals, including humans can not live with rabies.....it's a terminal thing.K.C.-----

[Guest guest]

Obviously a " tall tale " or an urban legend. The CDC says there has sbeen a case of rabies transmitted by milk - human or otherwise.

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> wrote: Wasn't there a case reported once of a breastfeeding mother with rabies giving her baby rabies? Also, I had a class with a guy who's wife was a vet and he told us a story about a rabid cow passing along rabies to a calf...did anyone else here of these things I can try to find the source if not....Jill> HMMMM, so..there has never been a documented case of rabies being

> transferred through milk,> > AND> > The milk did not show any evidence of rabies,> > >

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Oops. I hit some keys inadvertantly and sent this typo'd version in error. I intended to say there has NEVER been a case....

Obviously a " tall tale " or an urban legend. The CDC says there has sbeen a case of rabies transmitted by milk - human or otherwise.

Wasn't there a case reported once of a breastfeeding mother with rabies giving her baby rabies? Also, I had a class with a guy who's wife was a vet and he told us a story about a rabid cow passing along rabies to a calf...did anyone else here of these things I can try to find the source if not....Jill> HMMMM, so..there has never been a documented case of rabies being > transferred through milk,> > AND> > The milk did not show any evidence of rabies,> > >

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There have been only 36 cases of rabies in the US since 1980. 58% were bat

borne. No noted history is of a mother passing it on to the infant while

breastfeeding. An infected mammal becomes sick and dies. There is no

substantial evidence of a true carrier status in apparently well animals,

except perhaps in bats.

It is acquired from virus in saliva entering a bite wound caused by an

infected animal, usually a rabid dog. The severity of the bite determines

the risk of infection. The disease does not usually spread from man to man.

Incubation

After inoculation, the virus enters small nerve endings at the site of the

bite. The virus slowly travels up the nerve to reach the CNS where it

replicates and then travels down nerves to the salivary glands where there

is further replication. The time it takes to do this depends upon the length

of the nerve - a bite on the foot will have a very much longer incubation

period than a bite on the face. The incubation period may last from two

weeks to six months. Very often the primary wound is healed and forgotten by

the time of clinical presentation.

kathryn russell

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Re: Health Officials Urge Those Taking Rabies

Vaccinations In County To Complete The Shots

Wasn't there a case reported once of a breastfeeding mother with

rabies giving her baby rabies? Also, I had a class with a guy who's

wife was a vet and he told us a story about a rabid cow passing

along rabies to a calf...did anyone else here of these things I can

try to find the source if not....

Jill

> HMMMM, so..there has never been a documented case of rabies being

> transferred through milk,

>

> AND

>

> The milk did not show any evidence of rabies,

>

>

>

PLEASE BE KIND AND TRIM YOUR POSTS WHEN REPLYING!

Visit our Raw Dairy Files for a wealth of information!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RawDairy/files/

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I used to work in a security company. (I was a security guard in several buildings) After the Federal Building in Oklahoma City was bombed, our company recommended a whole raft of changes in building security procedures. The changes didn't make anybody any safer. The changes caused a minor inconvenience to a few people. I figured that they were designed to make the building owners and occupants feel like they were getting their money's worth.

I think that is what the local health officials are doing. They don't see getting the rabies vaccination as anything worse than a minor inconvenience. If they are asked what they are doing about the people who drank milk from a rabid cow, the can say they have recommended a positive course of action. Bureaucrats don't like to say that they are taking no action even if that is the correct thing to do. Even if they don't believe that there is any risk to having consumed the milk, they must do something.

Loren in Arizona

Petty Bureaucrat (willing to do nothing when that is the best course)