[Incorrigible]

More information on the safety of vaccines.  I was not aware of this fund.  I may have to look into it.

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[niki]

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[TomB]

So, using your logic (monetary awards proving the dangers of a product), you would have to say that breast implants cause autoimmune disease.

Right?

[SW6906]

My daughter had a severe reaction to her first DTP shot. She had a fever, was lethargic, wouldn't eat, etc - everything but the seizures. Scared the holy living shit out of us! We came this close || to calling 911 and/or rushing her to the hospital. She has not had the pertussis shot since and has not had another reaction from just the DT. She's grown into a normal, healthy little girl, thank God.

"They" have not tried to make us give her the pertussis, but she starts kindergarden this year and they may raise a stink if they notice her records do not include pertussis. I don't care - there is no way she will ever have another pertussis shot.

[Capt_Hank]

Do a google on "thimerosal". It's used as a preservative in the vaccines. Contains mercury. Take a look at the concentration of mercury (Hg) in the thermisal, then look at the dosage given to infants. By the age of one, they have already exceeded what the EPA says is allowed for an adult. These shots have also been linked to autism and ADHT in kids. Dan Burton has a committee investigating pharmaceutical companies and the government on the vaccines. If this comes to light, every major pharmaceutical company will be in court.

[Dec31,1999]

We just finally consented to our child's MMR vaccination after waiting until the last moment before he attends school. I figured that the longer we waited, the more mature his immune system would be. it's been two weeks and so far so good. Our pediatrician makes us feel like wackoes for even being concerned. Injury is so hard to prove after the fact.

There IS something going on with this, however. There are just too many kids not quite right since the medical community has become obsessed with the erradication of non-fatal diseases. They've clearly gone overboard, yet you hear of a push for smallpox vaccinations, which, IMHO, would be the most advantageous at this point in our history. It's hard to say.