Re: Don't be silly about the IOM and politics.

[Guest guest]

Sure this is a great idea, BUT what about this flu season when all

those pregnant women get vaccinated with Mercury, and all the

children, what about the ones who are so sick from mercury already,

and they are not aware, Whats going to happen to these children, Or

to the fetus from a mother who is unknowingly shooting mercury into

her body while she is pregnant! Is congress going to do anything?

have we gone that route? Has it gotten us any where?

> If you don't like what they did, go climb all over your

congressman and

> senators about it and demand the IOM's budget be cut substantially

next

> year to reduce the deficit. E.g. ask that the amount the members

of

> the advisory panel receive in grants and contracts from IOM be

taken

> out of the future year's budgets.

>

> And remind the congressmen that DMSA is already FDA approved for

> chelating heavy metals (specifically lead) in children so one must

> presume the IOM people need to spend less time doing resaerch and

more

> in clinical practice anyway so they become familiar with the drugs

that

> can be prescribed outside of clinical trials.

>

> Please don't waste your time pestering the IOM, or our time

venting on

> the list instead of to your elected representatives who do

actually

> have the power to do something to the IOM.

>

> Andy . . . . . . .. . . . .

[Guest guest]

Weldon's bill addresses this FALL's flu shot supply!!! So get going,

everyone!

Barb

[ ] Re: Don't be silly about the IOM and politics.

> Sure this is a great idea, BUT what about this flu season when all

> those pregnant women get vaccinated with Mercury, and all the

> children, what about the ones who are so sick from mercury already,

> and they are not aware, Whats going to happen to these children, Or

> to the fetus from a mother who is unknowingly shooting mercury into

> her body while she is pregnant! Is congress going to do anything?

> have we gone that route? Has it gotten us any where?

>

>

>

>

>

> > If you don't like what they did, go climb all over your

> congressman and

> > senators about it and demand the IOM's budget be cut substantially

> next

> > year to reduce the deficit. E.g. ask that the amount the members

> of

> > the advisory panel receive in grants and contracts from IOM be

> taken

> > out of the future year's budgets.

> >

> > And remind the congressmen that DMSA is already FDA approved for

> > chelating heavy metals (specifically lead) in children so one must

> > presume the IOM people need to spend less time doing resaerch and

> more

> > in clinical practice anyway so they become familiar with the drugs

> that

> > can be prescribed outside of clinical trials.

> >

> > Please don't waste your time pestering the IOM, or our time

> venting on

> > the list instead of to your elected representatives who do

> actually

> > have the power to do something to the IOM.

> >

> > Andy . . . . . . .. . . . .

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Parents of recovering Autistic children!!!

If you need an avenue to reach your congressman...

Use this link and tell them of your child's success with chelation

of toxic mercury!!

THESE ARE THE SUCCESS STORIES THAT MUST BE HEARD!!

It blows a giant hole in the IOM's report, and exposes it for the

Fraud that it is!

The fact that the IOM is trying to steer research away from mercury,

is CRIMINAL!!

Tell your Congress your personal chelation success storys!

And also tell them they must get behind, and pass Bill #4169!!

YOU CAN make a difference.

Email them here:

http://www.congressmerge.com/onlinedb/cgi-bin/mailform2.cgi?

site=congressmerge

-drakesdad9

father of 6 year old boy with autism.

Making a huge recovery with chelation of toxic mercury!

> > > If you don't like what they did, go climb all over your

> > congressman and

> > > senators about it and demand the IOM's budget be cut

substantially

> > next

> > > year to reduce the deficit. E.g. ask that the amount the

members

> > of

> > > the advisory panel receive in grants and contracts from IOM be

> > taken

> > > out of the future year's budgets.

> > >

> > > And remind the congressmen that DMSA is already FDA approved

for

> > > chelating heavy metals (specifically lead) in children so one

must

> > > presume the IOM people need to spend less time doing resaerch

and

> > more

> > > in clinical practice anyway so they become familiar with the

drugs

> > that

> > > can be prescribed outside of clinical trials.

> > >

> > > Please don't waste your time pestering the IOM, or our time

> > venting on

> > > the list instead of to your elected representatives who do

> > actually

> > > have the power to do something to the IOM.

> > >

> > > Andy . . . . . . .. . . . .

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

Andy has an excellent point. If each of us wrote three letters to our

representatives per day (about the average per person posts during times of

political frustration), someone might actually start feeling the numbers of us

who are struggling with this.

And I would encourage people to do this beyond the mercury issue, too. There

are many dimensions of autism...so on a slow mercury day, keep up your three

letters by writing about educational issues, environmental issues, and other

issues that relate to autism. They need to know we're out here.

Anyone up for the challenge (DON'T ANSWER THIS!!! WRITE A CONGRESSPERSON!!!!)

???

, mom to and

[ ] Don't be silly about the IOM and politics.

Please don't waste your time pestering the IOM, or our time venting on

the list instead of to your elected representatives who do actually

have the power to do something to the IOM.

Andy . . . . . . .. . . . .

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