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To: TrebleRebel
No. That is not possible. Autism is deffinately increasing in America. It is most likely caused by a drug used to preserve vacines prior to their use. This drug is known to have this as a side effect yet the government continues to use it claiming it only causes it in 1 in a million children. Just like they used to say Prozac only caused impotence in 1% of patients (that figure is now 10%).

Now I do not know which is the bigger danger. Vacines are certinally necessary. However the drug is much worse when the shots are done all at once. If the DPT were done in three shots a month apart children would be much safer yet schools often require they be received together.

If you have children do all you can to make sure they receive no more than one shot per month. Make sure they receive no combination shots expecially when under three.
14 posted on 05/13/2003 9:51:50 PM PDT by ImphClinton
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To: ImphClinton
I have been following this recently. I live in California and my nephew (now 3) has autism. I am about to become a first time dad in September and would like any additional information you may have regarding this. UC Davis just opened the new MIND Institute which was started by four families spearheading a 40MM dollar campaign. Supposed to be one of the best research facilities in the world. Thanks in advance for any additional information you may have.
16 posted on 05/13/2003 9:58:06 PM PDT by davisdoug
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To: ImphClinton
The drug is thimersol, and they aren't using it to preserve vaccines anymore.
28 posted on 05/14/2003 7:48:16 AM PDT by luckystarmom
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