Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 Hi.. Vaccinations are necessary for your child so they dont get sick, in my opinon I dont see a correlation to autism and vaccinations, I feel it is one of those things that just happend. I heard somewhere on the news that the vaccinations may not be the cause of autism. Go ahead with the vaccinations, ask your peditrician what you should do I am not clear on the omega stuff. My Son was diagnoised at three and half and he was having other developmental problems around the age of 2. He had all his shots etc if you dont vaccinate they will not be allowed to attend school with an incomplete shot record. Just my thoughts I am just a parent like you.. not a doctor:) Call your peditrican for any concerns:) Blessings LISA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 Hi, This is your child and obviously you are a great mom for caring and asking these questions. You really may want to hold off on these vaccines but if you do not, may I humbly suggest that you consider using Hopewell Pharmacy - they make single dose, preservative free vaccines that are available to anyone w/ a Dr's rx. As we are not giving our son any more vaccines I do not know of the preferred administration schedule for single dose vaccines, you may want to look that up and / or ask you developmental pediatrician. You can also look at http://www.danasview.net for suggested dosages. Good luck :-) " asd.mom3 " <alawson@...> wrote: I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum. He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. I haven't done varicella or MMR yet. I don't feel this was the cause of my 3 yr olds diagnosis but there is some concern here. I am going to give it to him in 3 mos but only one of the two. Which should I do? Also does anyone know what dosage for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 should be given to a 15 mos old who weighs 30 pds? I read somewhere that its wise to make sure to give Vit C and omega 3 before and after vaccines. Any advice would be appreciated? --------------------------------- Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 Personally I wouldn't do either. Varicella is simply the chicken pox which is something much better gotten as a child. Going the vaccine route he will always have to keep up to date to prevent him from getting it as an adult which is actually dangerous vs. getting it as a child. It is also a live virus vaccine which is dangerous just on that basis. Many kids who are ASD have bad viral issues. It is because of live viruses vaccines. Their bodies just don't react correctly and it causes many problems. Many who have done viral treatment experience amazing results. Look at the research done by people on this group with this. Enzymestuff.com has all the information on a recent study done. Look at the NVICs website on vaccine reactions. There are actually kids who develop shingles from this vaccine. That is so incredible painful and scarring. It can also reoccur at any time the rest of that kid's life. The MMR is also unnecessary and amongst the most dangerous. It is a combination of three live viruses vaccines. Again, the NVICs website can give you great information on the possible outcomes from giving this vaccine. ThinkTwice is another great website. This vaccine is also known to be one of the worst for our ASD kids. The viral issues they have are from live viruses and the measles is the worst. Many kids who have been studied have shown to have active measles inside their bodies. We don't see it like you normally would though. They don't have the rash or illness but have immune system dysfunction and worsening of their ASD symptoms. Sometimes the only way you will know if there is a viral issue is to try a viral protocol. My son I didn't think had a viral issue until I did this. He also never reacted to any vaccine right away. After his last round of shots at 13 months nothing until about a month later, he regressed into autism. It is very hard to know which shots your child reacted to. I would put money on the possibility of your ASD child having viral issues though. We have been doing biomed with our son for 4 1/2 years now and I only realized the connection within the last year. Before you vaccinate this next child I would really look into this. Think about how necessary these vaccines really are. One study I read said you were 44 times more likely to die from the mumps vaccine than you were from mumps. Another said that many to most of the people who get these viruses were fully vaccinated. That is the case in the midwest with mumps now. The bulk of people diagnosed are college students who were vaccinated right before starting school. Those most recently vaccinated where the most likely to get it. Don't let anyone, especially your doctor bully you into vaccinating. They always think they know best but most don't have any idea beyond what they are taught in school. And medical students get the bulk of their education from pharma companies. They are pressured to get all their patients vaccinated. Vaccines are a multi-billion dollar money maker and money always corrupts. I have been researching vaccines since my son's diagnosis. I would never dismiss the possiblity of vaccines doing harm. With the introduction of all these new vaccines you would think our kids would be healthier for it but that is so not the case. Asthma, seizures, arthritis, cancer, ADD, ADHD, learning disabilities, diabetes, severe allergies, autism...are all on the rise in children. Seems like everyone has a child with one of these issues. I vaccinated my oldest but not my two youngest who are just about 4 and 2. I don't regret it at all. They are so much healthier than my oldest was. It can be hard to go against what your doctor says but you have to do what is best for your children. Doctors are a dime a dozen and can be replaced, your child's health or life can't. The first time I told a doctor I wasn't vaccinating she had a fit. Pissed me off because if she didn't care enough to have a discussion with me like adults then it was obvious she only cared about her vaccination rate and not my infant son. It was easy to walk out and never go back. It is really good that you are starting to do research, definitely keep it up!!! " asd.mom3 " <alawson@...> wrote: I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum. He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. I haven't done varicella or MMR yet. I don't feel this was the cause of my 3 yr olds diagnosis but there is some concern here. I am going to give it to him in 3 mos but only one of the two. Which should I do? Also does anyone know what dosage for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 should be given to a 15 mos old who weighs 30 pds? I read somewhere that its wise to make sure to give Vit C and omega 3 before and after vaccines. Any advice would be appreciated? “If you think you are too small to be effective, you’ve never been in bed with a mosquito!” –Betty Reese “Uneducated people believe what they are told…Educated people question what they are told.” –Helen Keller --------------------------------- Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 I also have a 3-year old with autism and 14-month old (so far) NT twins that I am trying to make that decision for. I didn't give them varicella at 12 months because they were sick and they've off and on had minor illnesses since, so I haven't done it. I decided to wait on MMR, maybe until age 2. My pediatrician was supportive of my decision to wait given the status of my older child (and the fact my twins aren't in daycare or preschool), not sure what she would have said if I'd said I didn't want to do it at all. A popular DAN! Doc in our area advocates a modified vaccine schedule if you do decide to vaccinate. If you are interested I can try to find it for you. It's basically doing single dose and spreading out so as to not stress the system. I think he doesn't recommend chicken pox at all, but I'm probably going to do it, still on the fence. But, as another pediatrician told me " it's really just his opinion on what to do " which is true, but then any vaccine schedule is just opinion, maybe just by a larger group of people with the same opinion. It is all just a matter of weighing the risks. I'm going to look up those websites that other person posted because I've never heard that statistic about the mumps vaccine. I share your frustration - I couldn't link my child's autism with any specific event and if you'd asked me before I had kids if I thought there was any link, I would have said no, but the mom in me now with 2 more kids to worry about isn't quite sure... > I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum. > He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. I > haven't done varicella or MMR yet. I don't feel this was the cause of > my 3 yr olds diagnosis but there is some concern here. I am going to > give it to him in 3 mos but only one of the two. Which should I do? > Also does anyone know what dosage for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 should > be given to a 15 mos old who weighs 30 pds? I read somewhere that its > wise to make sure to give Vit C and omega 3 before and after vaccines. > Any advice would be appreciated? > > > > > > > " If you think you are too small to be effective, you've never been in bed with a mosquito! " –Betty Reese > > " Uneducated people believe what they are told…Educated people question what they are told. " –Helen Keller > > > > --------------------------------- > Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 We're in a similar position and here is my thinking at the moment. Mumps, to me, isn't bad enough to warrant the risk of the vaccine. Rubella only becomes an issue for girls around puberty so we will probably do that then. That leaves measles, which I may give my younger child before she starts school but I'm in no rush. Unfortunately she got the chicken pox before I was fully aware of the negatives, otherwise I would hold off till later elementary school since it's better to get chicken pox naturally as a child but is very serious as an adult. I've found it's best not to ask for opinions but to state how it is-- she's NOT getting the shot now, for example. Or you can say you're following DAN! guidelines. > > I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum and he has a NT 15 mos old brother > whose doctor is pushy about MMR and varicella because I've passed each > well check for shot time. I am eventually going to give it too him > but one at a time. Which shot should I give first? Does anyone know > dosages for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 for a 15 mos old weighing 30 pds? > I read somewhere you should give these 2 things before and after > these vaccines. Any suggestions would be appreciated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 We were recently...within the last 3-4 months...talking about mumps on the autism and mercury group I think. You can go to obinasu.com and search mumps. Just check the box for autism/mercury to it only searches messages from that group. Another great website is GenerationRescue.org. It is more science based and has tons of published studies. There are also stories of recovered kids, so incredible!!! I definitely believe if anyone is even considering giving vaccines to their kids to research the heck out of it. So many people search for months to find the perfect vehicle they want to buy but don't give a second thought to what is being injected into their babies. Know what is in there, how it affects the body, what is the safety data, what is the likelyhood you child would actually catch the disease/viruses, what the typical outcome from that would be, and all possible side effects from giving it. Many people have no idea a couple are cultured in aborted fetal tissue. If you are pro or anti abortion it doesn't matter here. What is scary is that DNA from those babies is not going to be able to get totally strained out and will be injected into your baby. Nobody knows what this is doing to a developing baby. Or that the polio vaccine is cultured in monkey kidneys which are not always tested for SV-40 which causes cancer. Coupled with the fact that childhood cancer is rising by 10% each year... Or that there is no safety data for several of the ingredients, none. Substances so dangerous they can't be tested on humans. So many things to know about. Know the benefits and the risks. It is your baby, know what you are getting into. For me, I know without any doubt what-so-ever that vaccines were what made my son autistic. I believe it like I believe in God. He regressed at 14 months into typical autism. Borderline moderate to severe. We started biomed within about 6 months and that is the only route of treatment we have taken. He is 6 1/2 now and a completely different child. We have been told he is likely aspergers now and not autistic. He is so close to a typical kid, it has been a miracle!!! Only by undoing the damage the vaccines did to him are we getting our son back. Good luck in your research!!! lreheiser <laurel_reheiser@...> wrote: I also have a 3-year old with autism and 14-month old (so far) NT twins that I am trying to make that decision for. I didn't give them varicella at 12 months because they were sick and they've off and on had minor illnesses since, so I haven't done it. I decided to wait on MMR, maybe until age 2. My pediatrician was supportive of my decision to wait given the status of my older child (and the fact my twins aren't in daycare or preschool), not sure what she would have said if I'd said I didn't want to do it at all. A popular DAN! Doc in our area advocates a modified vaccine schedule if you do decide to vaccinate. If you are interested I can try to find it for you. It's basically doing single dose and spreading out so as to not stress the system. I think he doesn't recommend chicken pox at all, but I'm probably going to do it, still on the fence. But, as another pediatrician told me " it's really just his opinion on what to do " which is true, but then any vaccine schedule is just opinion, maybe just by a larger group of people with the same opinion. It is all just a matter of weighing the risks. I'm going to look up those websites that other person posted because I've never heard that statistic about the mumps vaccine. I share your frustration - I couldn't link my child's autism with any specific event and if you'd asked me before I had kids if I thought there was any link, I would have said no, but the mom in me now with 2 more kids to worry about isn't quite sure... > I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum. > He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. I > haven't done varicella or MMR yet. I don't feel this was the cause of > my 3 yr olds diagnosis but there is some concern here. I am going to > give it to him in 3 mos but only one of the two. Which should I do? > Also does anyone know what dosage for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 should > be given to a 15 mos old who weighs 30 pds? I read somewhere that its > wise to make sure to give Vit C and omega 3 before and after vaccines. > Any advice would be appreciated? > > > > > > > " If you think you are too small to be effective, you've never been in bed with a mosquito! " –Betty Reese > > " Uneducated people believe what they are told…Educated people question what they are told. " –Helen Keller > > > > --------------------------------- > Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 Find a different doctor. If you let him give these he'll push again when it's time for the next ones. Good for you for refusing so far. Stand up for your child. Please read " What Your Doctor May NOT Tell You About Childhood Vaccines " by Cave. Do NOT let him give the MMR. At the very least have the M, M, and R given separately if you're going to give them. S S <p>I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum and he has a NT 15 mos old brother<br> whose doctor is pushy about MMR and varicella because I've passed each<br> well check for shot time. I am eventually going to give it too him<br> but one at a time. Which shot should I give first? Does anyone know<br> dosages for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 for a 15 mos old weighing 30 pds?<br> I read somewhere you should give these 2 things before and after<br> these vaccines. Any suggestions would be appreciated.<wbr><br> _______________________________________________ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 My second son Jay was never vaccinated at all and is also autistic, however I completely agree with here, it is quite simply in your doctor's inerest to vaccinate your child. I also very strongly susect that had I vaccinated Jay it would have been a brick wall rather than heavy curtain to get through. Doctors like these are liike the dentists who told me that amalgam is not dangerous!!!!! very scary. Please please please before you make a decision read more about the damage that vaccines can do. Whatever you decide is not easy, but there are other options, homeopathy for one. I allowed my first son to have most vaccines except for mmr and have regretted it ever since, get more informed about this before you decide, there are brilliant books out now, ( eg. the vaccination bible ) and I'm sure there are other boards which deal more head on with mercury and atism etc where you could ask questions. It's a very heady subject and I dont want to go on, but please think more before you make a decision, your doctor is not part of the equation, just you and your child, please dont let his bullying get in the way of you making this decision, really wishing you all the best, Josie x > I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum. > He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. I > haven't done varicella or MMR yet. I don't feel this was the cause of > my 3 yr olds diagnosis but there is some concern here. I am going to > give it to him in 3 mos but only one of the two. Which should I do? > Also does anyone know what dosage for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 should > be given to a 15 mos old who weighs 30 pds? I read somewhere that its > wise to make sure to give Vit C and omega 3 before and after vaccines. > Any advice would be appreciated? > > > > > > > " If you think you are too small to be effective, you've never been in bed with a mosquito! " –Betty Reese > > " Uneducated people believe what they are told…Educated people question what they are told. " –Helen Keller > > > > --------------------------------- > Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 Why would you ever give chicken pox? Kathy -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.0/388 - Release Date: 7/13/2006 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 This is an awesome discussion group for vax info. _http://www.mothering.com/discussions/forumdisplay.php?f=47_ (http://www.mothering.com/discussions/forumdisplay.php?f=47) Read every post you can by Momtezuma Tuatara. The knowledge she has about vaccines and VPD's is incredible. She recently had a book published. Kim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 , How many of us survived chicken pox? I did and had a pretty good case of it too. I personally regret giving my non asd child the MMR. He has had gut issues since this and when I had his titers checked 3 years after it.... they were still sky high as if he had all three viruses or was recently vaccinated! Go figure. I am glad that I stopped vaccinating him too as I wish I would have checked to see if he had any of my titers from when I was pregnant with him/nursing. I would space them MMR's out separately and give them at least 6 months apart. Do more research on each of then individually. If you are concerned with school, you can always provide them with a religious or philosophical exemption. This worked well with my non asd child for Kindergarten. Whatever you do, do NOT let them give him the new MMRV immunization.... MMR + varicella. Way too much for immature immune system and neurology to handle. MMR is what push my son over the edge and too bad I didn't have the information back then when my second child was born. I would have done things with him differently. He has now mild motor planning issues and resolved hypotonia.... both neurological issues.... oh, plus chronic constipation problems in the past! Jackie--- ----- Original Message ----- From: " Meade " <jenniferdmeade@...> > Hi, > This is your child and obviously you are a great mom for caring and > asking these questions. You really may want to hold off on these vaccines > but if you do not, may I humbly suggest that you consider using Hopewell > Pharmacy - they make single dose, preservative free vaccines that are > available to anyone w/ a Dr's rx. As we are not giving our son any more > vaccines I do not know of the preferred administration schedule for single > dose vaccines, you may want to look that up and / or ask you developmental > pediatrician. You can also look at http://www.danasview.net for suggested > dosages. Good luck :-) > > " asd.mom3 " <alawson@...> wrote: > I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the > spectrum. > He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. I > haven't done varicella or MMR yet. I don't feel this was the cause of > my 3 yr olds diagnosis but there is some concern here. I am going to > give it to him in 3 mos but only one of the two. Which should I do? > Also does anyone know what dosage for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 should > be given to a 15 mos old who weighs 30 pds? I read somewhere that its > wise to make sure to give Vit C and omega 3 before and after vaccines. > Any advice would be appreciated? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 All I can say is there's someone on the asd solutions list who recently did basically this and immediately after the shot the child started having problems. First fever, then serious gut issues. It was very heartbreaking to read. Make the decision for yourself, not because of a pushy doctor and maybe consider finding a new doctor. Also, in some (most?) states varicella is not required for school admission and getting chickpox actually confers some longer term benefits. Plus boys are way more likely to be asd and with a sibling already diagnosed I'd be hard pressed to not say no thanks... on 7/13/06 5:43 PM, at wrote: > 3. vaccine time for 15 month old > Posted by: " asd.mom3 " alawson@... asd.mom3 > Date: Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:36 am (PDT) > > I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum and he has a NT 15 mos old brother > whose doctor is pushy about MMR and varicella because I've passed each > well check for shot time. I am eventually going to give it too him > but one at a time. Which shot should I give first? Does anyone know > dosages for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 for a 15 mos old weighing 30 pds? > I read somewhere you should give these 2 things before and after > these vaccines. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 I would have to second that opinion. I'm not sure if mercury played a role in my son's Autism, but everything went South after the MMR shot. His titers also came up high recently, and because we had them checked we have a medical exemption. My baby has so far been so genetically similar to my ASD son, everyone has wondered if I am worried. But he's 16 months old now, completely unvaccinated and pointing, talking, walking, and pretend playing. He is the fastest to hit developmental milestones of all four of my young children. I realize it's a scary thing to have to worry about all those illnesses, but I'll take my chance any day with the measles over the hell I've been through with Autism. > , > How many of us survived chicken pox? I did and had a pretty good case of it > too. I personally regret giving my non asd child the MMR. He has had gut > issues since this and when I had his titers checked 3 years after it.... > they were still sky high as if he had all three viruses or was recently > vaccinated! Go figure. I am glad that I stopped vaccinating him too as I > wish I would have checked to see if he had any of my titers from when I was > pregnant with him/nursing. > > I would space them MMR's out separately and give them at least 6 months > apart. Do more research on each of then individually. If you are concerned > with school, you can always provide them with a religious or philosophical > exemption. This worked well with my non asd child for Kindergarten. > Whatever you do, do NOT let them give him the new MMRV immunization.... MMR > + varicella. Way too much for immature immune system and neurology to > handle. MMR is what push my son over the edge and too bad I didn't have the > information back then when my second child was born. I would have done > things with him differently. He has now mild motor planning issues and > resolved hypotonia.... both neurological issues.... oh, plus chronic > constipation problems in the past! > > Jackie--- > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: " Meade " <jenniferdmeade@...> > > Hi, > > This is your child and obviously you are a great mom for caring and > > asking these questions. You really may want to hold off on these vaccines > > but if you do not, may I humbly suggest that you consider using Hopewell > > Pharmacy - they make single dose, preservative free vaccines that are > > available to anyone w/ a Dr's rx. As we are not giving our son any more > > vaccines I do not know of the preferred administration schedule for single > > dose vaccines, you may want to look that up and / or ask you developmental > > pediatrician. You can also look at http://www.danasview.net for suggested > > dosages. Good luck :-) > > > > " asd.mom3 " <alawson@...> wrote: > > I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the > > spectrum. > > He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. I > > haven't done varicella or MMR yet. I don't feel this was the cause of > > my 3 yr olds diagnosis but there is some concern here. I am going to > > give it to him in 3 mos but only one of the two. Which should I do? > > Also does anyone know what dosage for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 should > > be given to a 15 mos old who weighs 30 pds? I read somewhere that its > > wise to make sure to give Vit C and omega 3 before and after vaccines. > > Any advice would be appreciated? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2006 Report Share Posted July 13, 2006 , I would HIGHLY recommend the book " What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Children's Vaccinations " by Dr. Cave and Deborah . Dr. Cave is a very respected DAN! doc and I recently heard her say that she still feels the vaccination schedule in the back of her book is the best one if you choose to vaccinate. In the book, they go through each vaccine and explain what it does, how it works and the benefits/risks as well as the timing and ways to avert potential problems. Don't give in to the doctor. Only give a vaccination (or any other medical treatment) when you understand it and know that you have made a good decision, not when you feel pressured to accept what someone else is telling you. Trish in PA > > I am fairly new to the group and I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum. > He has a NT 15 mos old whose doctor is pushy about vaccinations. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 For all you " young 'uns " ! Just realize that those of us who came before you got all of these diseases as children and lived to tell about it. IT was EXPECTED that most kids would get the measles, chickenpox, and maybe the mumps. NO BIG DEAL. Yes, a few cases were serious, but for the most part that was just a rite of passage. It absolutely kills me the way big Pharma makes these diseases sound like KILLERS just so they can sell vaccines. I have lifetime immunity--that's better than what's in that vaccine vial anyday. Barb [ ] Re: vaccine time for 15 month old We're in a similar position and here is my thinking at the moment. Mumps, to me, isn't bad enough to warrant the risk of the vaccine. Rubella only becomes an issue for girls around puberty so we will probably do that then. That leaves measles, which I may give my younger child before she starts school but I'm in no rush. Unfortunately she got the chicken pox before I was fully aware of the negatives, otherwise I would hold off till later elementary school since it's better to get chicken pox naturally as a child but is very serious as an adult. I've found it's best not to ask for opinions but to state how it is-- she's NOT getting the shot now, for example. Or you can say you're following DAN! guidelines. > > I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum and he has a NT 15 mos old brother > whose doctor is pushy about MMR and varicella because I've passed each > well check for shot time. I am eventually going to give it too him > but one at a time. Which shot should I give first? Does anyone know > dosages for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 for a 15 mos old weighing 30 pds? > I read somewhere you should give these 2 things before and after > these vaccines. Any suggestions would be appreciated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 Yeah Barb!!! At 32 I remember getting the chicken pox as a child. It wasn't fun but in about a week it was over. Itchy but no complications at all. I also know what shingles can do to a person. My grandmother's face is badly scarred from getting them there. I have known others who have gotten them and the pain is extreme. I would risk my child getting the chicken pox over the possibility of getting shingles anyday. People have to be careful about media like attempts to scare parents into avoiding shots. There was never any big talk about kids dying from chicken pox until they decided to bring out the vaccine. It happens that way all the time when they bring out a new vaccine. They hype up the situation then ride in like a knight on a white horse to save the day. There is a book by Neil Zimmer that has all kinds of documentation that shows that that death rate from all of these diseases was dropping prior to vaccine introduction. It was a result of better living conditions. In his book it is also talked about how the criteria for diagnosis for many of the diseases were changed to give the illusion of lower numbers diagnosed. Different diagnoses were given depending on vaccination status. People still got it on occasion and even with vaccination rates being as high as they are people still are. You can't test vaccines like you can any other drug as it is unethical to expose a baby to disease. There really is no way to know what caused the decline in these viruses. What we do know are the risks in vaccinating. We also know there never has been a study done to compare the health of vaccinated kids against unvaccinated kids. Nothing to actually confirm that vaccinated kids are healthier. We have to remember these companies are for profit. They have a major responsibility to make money for their stock holders. The studies that are released are almost exclusively funded by these companies. Believing them at face value is exactly like reading a report saying smoking isn't harmful and then realizing that Marlboro paid for the study. Conflicts of interest abound. Would you believe in a product I sold if you knew my best friend was making a fortune off it and I worked for her and all the studies she paid for? Same thing with pharma. The committee that approved the Rotoviruses vaccine was made up almost completely of people that stood to gain financially from it's approval. Tamiflu is another example. Rumsfield is pushing for the government to buy up tons of it, and he is making millions in the process since he is financially tied to the company. And the big autism/mercury study that came out a few years ago now. It was funded by vaccine manufacturers almost entirely. These are just a couple examples I have read about over the years. And safety data. There is no safety data on how much mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde...you can inject into a baby. No studies at all. They say shots are mercury free now but that isn't true. There are trace amounts that exceed levels that would be allowable in our drinking water, way over the legal amount. If it isn't at levels " safe " to drink then how would it be called safe to inject into a baby? All of those toxins are not able to escape a small baby either. Before about age 6 months the liver is too immature to process it out. It stays in their bodies. More of my 2 cents! Yes it is my soapbox because I care about every little baby out there. I believe God loaned us these babies to take care of to our best ability. I fear for the health of these babies. I may seem harsh and cold sometimes but what I really feel is a dedication to spreading the word about another side to vaccination. I didn't have anyone to tell me these things when my first son was born. I talk out of love and concern, promise! jromkema <jromkema@...> wrote: For all you " young 'uns " ! Just realize that those of us who came before you got all of these diseases as children and lived to tell about it. IT was EXPECTED that most kids would get the measles, chickenpox, and maybe the mumps. NO BIG DEAL. Yes, a few cases were serious, but for the most part that was just a rite of passage. It absolutely kills me the way big Pharma makes these diseases sound like KILLERS just so they can sell vaccines. I have lifetime immunity--that's better than what's in that vaccine vial anyday. Barb [ ] Re: vaccine time for 15 month old We're in a similar position and here is my thinking at the moment. Mumps, to me, isn't bad enough to warrant the risk of the vaccine. Rubella only becomes an issue for girls around puberty so we will probably do that then. That leaves measles, which I may give my younger child before she starts school but I'm in no rush. Unfortunately she got the chicken pox before I was fully aware of the negatives, otherwise I would hold off till later elementary school since it's better to get chicken pox naturally as a child but is very serious as an adult. I've found it's best not to ask for opinions but to state how it is-- she's NOT getting the shot now, for example. Or you can say you're following DAN! guidelines. > > I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum and he has a NT 15 mos old brother > whose doctor is pushy about MMR and varicella because I've passed each > well check for shot time. I am eventually going to give it too him > but one at a time. Which shot should I give first? Does anyone know > dosages for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 for a 15 mos old weighing 30 pds? > I read somewhere you should give these 2 things before and after > these vaccines. 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Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 I totally agree with & Barb...in fact, by having the chicken pox and some other of these 'diseases', it only built up our immunity and makes us stronger. Most of these diseases aren't " deadly " , and the vaccines only weaken the immune system, not that they even really work in the first place, those college students who got the mumps had all been immunized. Good luck Laurel > > I have a 3 yr old on the spectrum and he has a NT 15 mos old brother > whose doctor is pushy about MMR and varicella because I've passed each > well check for shot time. I am eventually going to give it too him > but one at a time. Which shot should I give first? Does anyone know > dosages for Vit C and CLO or omega 3 for a 15 mos old weighing 30 pds? > I read somewhere you should give these 2 things before and after > these vaccines. Any suggestions would be appreciated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 I wish pharaceutical companies would have some respect for the health of their consumers so that vaccines were safe. I don't trust them to care a snip. I also think vaccines are over hyped, too many of them. I don't think the average person needs a flu shot every year etc. However I'm the person with the sister who was crippled by polio and myself was hospitalized at age 5 with German measles of which I barely survived, as it turned into Encephalitis, which is a complication of German Measles Although not mentally retarded, it left me behind others my age due to brain inflamation. My great grandparents had 14 children of which only 8 survived. That's how life used to be. I will be 60 next year. I have a lifetime of immunity from German Measles and Encephalitis also, and my sister from polio, but we got it from getting the disease. If I had young children now, I'm not sure what I would do. I have pets now and I just have them vaccinated for rabbies, since it is state law and it is such a horrible disease for animal to get. I don't know if I will get any more vaccines. Not that familiar with animal diseases as yet. --- jromkema <jromkema@...> wrote: > For all you " young 'uns " ! Just realize that > those of us who came before you got all of > these diseases as children and lived to tell > about it. IT was EXPECTED that most kids would > get the measles, chickenpox, and maybe the > mumps. NO BIG DEAL. Yes, a few cases were > serious, but for the most part that was just a > rite of passage. It absolutely kills me the way > big Pharma makes these diseases sound like > KILLERS just so they can sell vaccines. I have > lifetime immunity--that's better than what's in > that vaccine vial anyday. > > Barb > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 -----This is actually not true. Every state in the nation provides for medical exemptions from vaccines and many provide for religious and/or philosophical exemptions. All I had to do in Virginia was have an exemption form notarized. But it doesn't matter. I would homeschool if I couldn't get the exemption. It is that important to the health of my family. Take care Josie if you dont vaccinate they will not be allowed to attend school with an incomplete shot record. Just my thoughts I am just a parent like you.. not a doctor:) Call your peditrican for any concerns:) Blessings LISA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2006 Report Share Posted July 20, 2006 Not true in Florida either. All you have to here is go to the health department and ask for one. They can't question you and it is accepted at any school that takes any money from the state. You may have an issue with private schools but I would also homeschool if it came to it. Josie Lecraw <josie.nelson@...> wrote: -----This is actually not true. Every state in the nation provides for medical exemptions from vaccines and many provide for religious and/or philosophical exemptions. All I had to do in Virginia was have an exemption form notarized. But it doesn't matter. I would homeschool if I couldn't get the exemption. It is that important to the health of my family. Take care Josie if you dont vaccinate they will not be allowed to attend school with an incomplete shot record. Just my thoughts I am just a parent like you.. not a doctor:) Call your peditrican for any concerns:) Blessings LISA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2006 Report Share Posted July 21, 2006 Just wanted to add, because of Hipaa laws they cant find out if you have done any or all shots without your consent. You dont have to worry about school for a while so it can be put off indefinitely. I have nbot vaccinated my thirteen month old and do not intend to. If he goes to public school I will do a religious exxemption and hold my ground. Some say religious is the way to go because it can be tough to get a doc to give the medical exemption, but either way, dont be bullied. Elaine --------------------------------- See the all-new, redesigned .com. Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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