Re: Has NAAR ever FUNDED research on mercury poisoning?

[Guest guest]

NAAR threw quite a lot of money into the infamous Denmark studies designed to

make us all look like a bunch of raving lunatics.

[ ] Has NAAR ever FUNDED research on mercury poisoning?

Does anyone know if NAAR has ever used a dime of thier money on

research into mercury poisoning?

Thanks,

Donna

[Guest guest]

Nothing makes me more angry then another parent with a disabled

child who lacks compassion for other children. All that " head "

knowledge NAAR has, But no common sense or compassion, What a waste!

Some day they " NAAR " will have to answer for what they are doing. Or

NOT doing in regards to " sick " kids.

Donna

> NAAR threw quite a lot of money into the infamous Denmark studies

designed to make us all look like a bunch of raving lunatics.

> [ ] Has NAAR ever FUNDED research on

mercury poisoning?

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> Does anyone know if NAAR has ever used a dime of thier money on

> research into mercury poisoning?

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> Thanks,

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> Donna

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I remember wearing my " vaccine Ingredient T-shirt and my daughter

wore, " the only shot my child needs...)to a NAAR walk that raised 10s

of thousands of $$$. NO ONE looked at me or my daughter. Everyone

avoided us like the plague. I was better off spending time with my

kids than walking. That was 3 years ago...of course I never was

back.

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> NAAR threw quite a lot of money into the infamous Denmark studies

designed to make us all look like a bunch of raving lunatics.

> [ ] Has NAAR ever FUNDED research on

mercury poisoning?

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> Does anyone know if NAAR has ever used a dime of thier money on

> research into mercury poisoning?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Donna

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[Guest guest]

After the then head of NIEHS met with the thimerosal/autism coauthors

(plus Albert Enayati's father), Ken Olden, PhD, said that the NIEHS

would host an initial mercury/autism conference. Many NIEHS and some

other NIH staff attended, as did the Hg/aut coauthors, Jim ,

Cave, etc, plus several Hg experts, plus (eg) London.

Many gave presentations, much discussion flowed, and many of us shared

written documents. Mine was a summary of environmental factors and some

tidbits about healing. One could tell after London's presentation

that he felt blindsided by being surrounded by so many folks concerned

with environmental factors and related treatments. When he left (at end

of conference day), he left behind his copy of the environmental factors

information.

Donna wrote:

>Does anyone know if NAAR has ever used a dime of thier money on

>research into mercury poisoning?

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>Thanks,

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>Donna

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[Guest guest]

Cant believe he has a child with Autism, I really feel sorry for his

child.

This reminds me of the movie Lorenzo's oil. Those parents wanted

the " why " , And they found it, and stopped other kids from dying! But

they went against other parents and doctors, That is the most

inspiring movie for parents!

Augusto Odone, Lorenzo's father and inventor of the oil, told New

Scientist that the protection, though not complete, was " dramatic "

and would " come as a shock to the medical community " . After years

trying to persuade everyone to take it seriously, he says he

feels " vindicated " .

These people at the NAAR give parents with a disabled child a bad

name!

Donna

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