Re: (now) vaccines and problems with then

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Auto-immune disorders also join in with the Neurological / Neurobiological disorders in the family and/or individual in those cautions. Challis Sharon Marsden wrote: My granddaughter with Aspergers had the MMR and had a reaction. Her arm flushed red for one thing. She was sent to a pediatric cardiologist but no one said

don't have any more vaccinations. Her parents had her get the next shot too and she had another reaction. Now we know that she shouldn't have had any more vaccines. In fact research shows that children in families with neurobiological disorders shouldn't have vaccinations. hugs to all dealing with this)))) Sharon Sharon (MSersLife Group Owner/Creator) Kind words may be short... but their echoes are endless.... Mother Theresa Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I

have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to

> so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________

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Auto-immune disorders also join in with the Neurological / Neurobiological disorders in the family and/or individual in those cautions. Challis Sharon Marsden wrote: My granddaughter with Aspergers had the MMR and had a reaction. Her arm flushed red for one thing. She was sent to a pediatric cardiologist but no one said

don't have any more vaccinations. Her parents had her get the next shot too and she had another reaction. Now we know that she shouldn't have had any more vaccines. In fact research shows that children in families with neurobiological disorders shouldn't have vaccinations. hugs to all dealing with this)))) Sharon Sharon (MSersLife Group Owner/Creator) Kind words may be short... but their echoes are endless.... Mother Theresa Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I

have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to

> so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________

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Akiba, what are the Vax regs in WV? I could look, but am feeling too lazy. LOL Is it medical and Religious only? AZ has all three and I've been glad for that... Medical, Religious, Philosophical. As all should. Okay, so I don't think we should need any, but that's a soapbox I'm keeping under my washer for now. LOLOL CPS / DSS workers often may not know the regs in their state or how they apply to individuals. Here in AZ I know some who have felt it was medical neglect, they have a right and duty to get the kid/s vaxed when they come in (not necessarily taking custody, just being called out I guess), and so on. Not at all. It's unfortunate when professionals who are in a position of dealing with children and famileis (including docs and teachers and and and) don't have a better idea. It could make their lives much easier. LOL Okay, had to go look to satisfy the immediate curiousity. LOL (http://www.909shot.com/state-site/state-exemptions.htm) OMGoodness, it only shows Medical. I feel my soapbox tugging at my ankle! LOLOL Signing off.... LOLOL Challis Akiba wrote: Yeah, NOW they tell me Didn't even know at the time that 1 ~ I have MS and 2 ~ I could have cited religious differences. They basically threatened to sic CPS on me if I *didn't* give him the shot! Actually, We did not give him any more shots, after that, we refused and they didn't push it.. His current Dr said he could give him a paper for the schools so we could put him in school, then he said, and I quote...But WHY

would you Want to do that to him? He is doing fine and you guys are doing an awesome job! Nice thing to hear from his Dr! Peace and Blessings ~*~ Akiba ~*~ Pragmatic Visionary http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/ http://www.solay-twinflames.com -- (was) Introduction (now) vaccines and problems with then My granddaughter with Aspergers had the MMR and had a reaction. Her arm flushed red for one thing. She was sent to a pediatric cardiologist but no one said don't have any more vaccinations. Her parents had her get the next shot too and she had another reaction. Now we know that she shouldn't have had any more vaccines. In fact research shows that children in

families with neurobiological disorders shouldn't have vaccinations. hugs to all dealing with this)))) Sharon Sharon (MSersLife Group Owner/Creator) Kind words may be short... but their echoes are endless.... Mother Theresa Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have

already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot,

but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __

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Arizona does have good regulations on vaccinations as well as on homeschooling. Unfortunately, as Challis says, there are those in Child Protective Services and the Health Dept. who don't understand that people have choices by law. And I won't get on MY soapbox. (I would probably lose my balance and fall off anyway....

Sharon

Kind words may be short... but their echoes are endless.... Mother Theresa

Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough

to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will

help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __

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As a polio survivor with post-polio syndrome, I have

mixed feelings about the current vaccines. Most chil

dren's vaccines no longer have thimerisol ( a form of

mercury) in them, which is the agent thought to precipi

tate autism and similar spectrum disorders. Small pox

has always been discouraged in children and adults

with eczemea, and except for the military is no longer

required of school children. And NO ONE who has a

known allergy to egg yolk should take the influenza

faccines at any time. I would prefer that thimerisol be

removed from ALL vaccines, thereby probably making MOST of them safe for MOST people. In Cali

fornia, all one has to do is give a religious, medical or

philosophical objection in writing and one does NOT

have to have one's child vaccinated. For adults, here,

a statement of, "No, thank you," suffices, though the physician may ask why, but will NOT argue with the

patient of the patient's parents. I do know that it is si

milar in Oregon as well.

Cheers! love to all on our list, and all our kids, n

Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __

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As a polio survivor with post-polio syndrome, I have

mixed feelings about the current vaccines. Most chil

dren's vaccines no longer have thimerisol ( a form of

mercury) in them, which is the agent thought to precipi

tate autism and similar spectrum disorders. Small pox

has always been discouraged in children and adults

with eczemea, and except for the military is no longer

required of school children. And NO ONE who has a

known allergy to egg yolk should take the influenza

faccines at any time. I would prefer that thimerisol be

removed from ALL vaccines, thereby probably making MOST of them safe for MOST people. In Cali

fornia, all one has to do is give a religious, medical or

philosophical objection in writing and one does NOT

have to have one's child vaccinated. For adults, here,

a statement of, "No, thank you," suffices, though the physician may ask why, but will NOT argue with the

patient of the patient's parents. I do know that it is si

milar in Oregon as well.

Cheers! love to all on our list, and all our kids, n

Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __

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Ya gotta love that typing--I mean small pox VACCINES, and of course, I do know that vaccine

is conventionally spelled with a "V!"--sorry, gang!

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Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __

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Here it is medical only. Religious and philosophical are not recognized. But his Dr. would give him the needed papers if we decided to send him to regular school, which we will not!

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/

http://www.solay-twinflames.com

-- (was) Introduction (now) vaccines and problems with then

My granddaughter with Aspergers had the MMR and had a reaction. Her arm flushed red for one thing. She was sent to a pediatric cardiologist but no one said don't have any more vaccinations. Her parents had her get the next shot too and she had another reaction. Now we know that she shouldn't have had any more vaccines. In fact research shows that children in families with neurobiological disorders shouldn't have vaccinations.

hugs to all dealing with this))))

Sharon

Sharon (MSersLife Group Owner/Creator)

Kind words may be short... but their echoes are endless.... Mother Theresa

Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __

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ROFLMHO I didn't catch that typo when reading the first time and am truly glad you've pointed it out. Quite funy now reading it. Yes, Small Pox is readily discouraged. LOLOL Challis n Rojas wrote: Ya gotta love that typing--I mean small pox VACCINES, and of course, I do know that vaccine is conventionally spelled with a "V!"--sorry, gang!

n Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what

I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would

be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __

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ROFLMHO I didn't catch that typo when reading the first time and am truly glad you've pointed it out. Quite funy now reading it. Yes, Small Pox is readily discouraged. LOLOL Challis n Rojas wrote: Ya gotta love that typing--I mean small pox VACCINES, and of course, I do know that vaccine is conventionally spelled with a "V!"--sorry, gang!

n Introduction> > > Hello everyone,> > My name is Peggy and I am a soon to be 40 year old> stay at home mother > to 2 children, , 16 and Zack, 4. I have been> married to my > husband for 20 years and we live in central> NY.> I have an appt. tomorrow morning with a> neurologist to receive the > definate diagnosis of MS. I have already had the> MRI done which showed > several lesions on the brain. For the past 2> months I have been > experiencing what

I though was vertigo. The first> month it only lasted > about a day and a half. This month it lasted 3> days. Nothing helped, > lying down, sitting down, sleeping. I finally got> scared enough to go > to the dr. They had said maybe it was just an> inner ear problem, boy > were they off base!!!> I have to tell you that I was not prepared for> this and am really > having a hard time accepting it. The thing that> scares me the most is > the vagueness of this disease. It can be so many> different things to > so many different people, you just don't know what> you're going to get.> I also have pain in both my ankles and have for a> while. I used to > think it was because I was on my feet alot, but it> doesn't seem to > make a difference. Now I am waking up with sore> ankles.> Any information any of you can provide would

be> greatly appreciated. > My family is telling me to be strong, but it's> really hard. I feel > very alone even though I have family and friends> around me who have > said they will help. I'm so scared of becoming a> burden to them. I'm > afraid of not being able to pick up my son, who by> the way is severe > ADHD. He is so energetic, how will I ever keep up> with him?> > Peggy> > > > "Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops."Cary Grant____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __