Childhood Vaccinations – Necessary or Overkill?

no, she's probably not a leper. but i'd avoid armadillos. actually, there's a good chance she is a cesspit of disease. most people are, especially children. but, if you really want to ensure that you don't put others at risk, you should take all precautions. you suggested partial quarantine, i just took it to it's logical conclusion. your link produced a page that does not exist. i'd suspect your monkey tissue doesn't either. yes, temporarily. shortly, these aquired immunities leave the infant's system. do you?

my mom had a great uncle. he was "odd". he was also brilliant. he stayed at home and did his own weird thing. how odd was he? he had two rows of teeth because he refused to let anyone pull the baby ones. but, he knew everything about everything. one of the things my mother has decided through her psychological training is that this uncle had asperger's syndrome. but then, he was just a "retard".

I think it's lovely that you touched those children's lives in such a way. However, it has to be said that this in itself does not qualify you to diagnose the causes of autism. Cite them please, and give links so that I can look them up. Source? Source? From the UK government's Vaccine Damage Payment Website: They accept that vaccine damage occurs and they pay up to 120,000 tax-free for it.You appear to be unaware of Linus Pauling's work with vitamin C, and hundreds of subsequent studies showing it to be beneficial in a myriad of ways. This is off topic here however; it has been discussed in the holistic medicine threads.

I don't know why my link didn't work. This one should. It is the list of vaccine ingredients on the CDC website.

Obviously vaccines don't wreak havoc on everybody. Hopefully through more study there will be a way to tell before vaccinations if a child is genetically susceptible to an adverse reaction. Autism: Lots of clues, but still no answersYou know as well as I do, or should, that we aren't carbon copies and we all don't react the same even to identical situations. It would be nice if a means to assess the individual's risks were available. Maybe someday there will be if there isn't any.Maybe a practical approach for those concerned with possible risks of vaccinations is to make sure their child has less exposure to the other chemicals we come in contact with.We can't really decide what is right for the majority. Since autism seems to be on the rise, the possible environmental factors will probably be addressed. Eventually maybe they'll be able to discern what may aggravate an already susceptible individual so they can act accordingly.

no, but commonly known studies (which you somehow haven't seen) do. someone beat me to it. sorry, adhd as hereditary is common fucking knowledge. it's the first thing they tell you when you're diagnosed. my brother has it, my mom has it, my dad had it, my maternal grandfather has it, his sister has it, my paternal grandfather probably had it, his other children have it. my fiance has it, his father has it, his mother have it, but she's more importantly probably bipolar, my brother's wife has it, her father has it, her mother has it, all the children i will have will probably have it. the subarrousal of the frontal lobe is also common knowledge. and if it isn't, it ought to be. it's like napoleon crossed the alps in may of 1800. everyone knows it. how does this demonstrate physical trauma? the us government requires the teaching of abstinence only education. just because a government does somehting doesn't mean it's well founded. governments are often run by complete idiots.disablement is not necessarily physical trauma. that's nice. i wish i had a way to make my government let me scam it. and gladly.

thank you.i'm still unimpressed. did you think viruses can survive without a cell home for very long? they've got to get them from somewhere.i notice you didn't flip out about the egg albumin or chick kidney cells, which no doubt serves the same purpose. why are cows and monkeys scary?

If we're debating here and you make a claim, it is good form to cite your source so that I can verify your information. I am not aware that a single cause of autism has definitively been proven. "Common knowledge" is not empirical evidence, as Percy and others have painstakingly been telling me. I need to see studies.I don't doubt that you and your family suffer from this, as you say. It's entirely possible that there is a genetic predisposition for it. However, a genetic predisposition does not mean a guarantee that a person will develop a condition.You might want to try considering this from an alt med position. Maybe not. But diet, nutrition, and environment can be powerful factors in things like depression, ADHD, possibly even autism. This is what Purple Dawn was suggesting in her post I believe. There are many factors to take into consideration now, with the prevalence of these conditions on the rise. There could be a food like milk that your family is sensitive to, which triggers symptoms. Chemicals in the environment could trigger symptoms for you. Nutritional deficiencies. Vaccines. This is all speculation, but my point is that nothing here is proven, not even that autism and ADHD are definitely genetic.

Monkey tissue = SV40 (simian virus in the polio vaccine)Bovine tissue = BSEBut yes it's all disturbing, especially since children today receive so many more vaccinations than they did a few decades ago. It means more of these substances being injected at the same time, and more often.

the cases are not on the rise, it is the DIAGNOSIS that is on the rise. things like depression, adhd, and autism can be aggravated by the generalized malaise that can come with allergies. my behavior was MUCH worse when i was allergic to foods (cheddar, blue cheeses, apple anything, red grape anything, oats) when i was younger. my behavior was worse when i was aggitated from my monthly hemorhage. depo has since solved that problem. it's like this. if you're trying to not stab someone who is yelling at you, you might be able to do it. but not if someone else is continuously poking you with something and driving you nuts. my symptoms are not triggered. they are systemic. i think she was referring to environmental factors such as pollution and such, not personal food exposure. as to that, there is almost no similarity in the environment that my grandfather was raised in in 1920s detroit, the life my other grandfather led as a child in 1900s in wyoming and the life i've lived in suburban, nonindustrial communities throughout the southern united states. says you who refuses to look at evidence.

Did you not read your own link? Specifically: and

wow. you don't even read the rest of your own sources.IPV has monkey kidney tissue
Rabies has Rhesus fetal lung tissue
DTaP/HEpB/IPV has monkey kidney tissue5 of these have human albumin or serum. omg people!!! vaccines are soylent green! the following vaccines have bovine or calf extract, protein, or albumin/serumDTaP (3 varieties)
DTaP/Hib
DTaP/HepB/IPV
DT
Hep A (Vaqta)
IPV
Measles
Mumps
MMR
MMRV
Pneumococcal (max)
Rabies (Rabavert)
Rotavirus
Rubella
Td (Dec)
Tdap
Typhoid (oral)
Vaccinia
Zoster i'm not disturbed. certainly not by including protein from THINGS I EAT in stuff being injected into my body (no i haven't eaten monkeys, but i would). i'm only mildly concerned by the inclusion of formaldehyde and formalin, but not terribly. it's funny that you're not flipping out about the "increase" in cancer. no, it's AUTISM. fruitcakes. dear god someone give me more bovine protein. please. i'm hungry now.

no. she didn't even read the part that *might* support her position. why would she read something that *might* refute it?

This from a woman who deduced a causal link from getting her cavities filled one month and clinical depression two months after that!I would be more than happy to research the link between the two, but I sincerely doubt you would appreciate my effort.

A minor point, PD. The diagnosis of autism is on the rise. Not the disease itself.