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Dear Texas PROVE Members,

I am so excited to share with you information about the greatest

documentary movie ever made about the vaccine issues facing every

American today. The movie is called “The Greater Good”

(you can go to the website and watch the trailer and read the press kit

http://www.greatergoodmovie.org/ ). The film has its

Worldwide premier at the Dallas Film Festival right here in Texas on

April 2nd and 3rd!

We are hoping many of our members in Texas can make it to Dallas to

see the screening. Advanced tickets for the Saturday April 2nd

screening are already sold out so hurry and get your tickets for the

Sunday April 3rd screening because they will probably sell out in the

next couple of days with all the attention the film is getting (tickets

are only $10 and instructions how to purchase them from the film festival

directly are linked below).

We are equally excited and very proud to be participating in a Dallas

Film Festival sponsored Panel Discussion incorporating information

from the movie into an engaging discussion how this relates to a current

legislative issue facing Texas: A proposed meningitis vaccine mandate for

college students. PROVE is actively fighting two bills in the

current Texas legislative session, HB1816 and SB1107 which attempt to

mandate this vaccine. More information on what you can do to help

oppose those bills in the legislature are posted on the NVIC Advocacy

site at http://NVICAdvocacy.org on

the Texas State Team page and on the PROVE web site at

http://vaccineinfo.net.

and I will be on the panel along with Dr. Larry Palevsky and

Dr. Bob Sears, and the panel will be moderated by the President of the

National Vaccine Information Center, Barbara Loe Fisher. This event

is FREE to all regardless of whether or not you have seen or will see

the movie that weekend, and it is Sunday from 12:00-1:30 pm with seating

available on a first-come-first-served basis (so arrive early and note

the website still says starting time of 1 pm but that is incorrect and it

will be updated). More details like the location are below. If you

plan on coming to the panel discussion, please send a note to and

I at

TXDirector@... so we can make sure we keep our eyes out

for you to say hello.

Families in Texas have a rich and committed history to fighting for

vaccine exemptions and the right to make informed voluntary healthcare

decisions for themselves and their children. We are so honored that the

directors and producers have chosen Texas to be the place where this

educational documentary film is introduced to the world, and this is in

part to the hard work and advocacy all of you have done over the last 15

years!

Looking forward to seeing many of you in Dallas!

Sincerely,

Dawn and Rex

Co-Founders, PROVE

http://vaccineinfo.net

Here is what is posted on the

NVIC Web site containing more specific information and links about

the movie and activities you can participate in:

New Vaccine Documentary World Premieres in Dallas

The World Premiere of a new feature documentary on vaccination, “The

Greater Good,” will be held at the Dallas Film Festival on April 2-3,

2011. The 82-minute movie has been produced by award winning film

directors, editors, animators and photographers and has been nominated by

the Dallas Film Festival

for the Silver Heart Award and the Target Documentary Competition. The

film will also be screened at Arizona International Film Festival in

Tucson on April 12; at Lincoln Center in New York City in May and at

Autism One in Chicago on May 26.

Bringing the Bigger Picture Into Focus

The storyline for

“The Greater Good”

movie centers on three families, whose lives have been changed by vaccine

reactions, and features interviews with pediatricians, public health

officials, scientists, consumer activists, attorneys and vaccine

developers. NVIC’s work and perspective on vaccine safety and informed

consent issues is included in the film. In a statement of purpose, film

producers Manookin Bradshaw, Kendall and Pilaro, said

“These days, vaccination ranks alongside religion and politics as one

of those subjects “not to discuss around the Thanksgiving table.” The

Greater Good aims to change that. The film takes a step back from the

recent divisiveness, discusses the issue's complexity and nuances, and

brings the bigger picture into focus. We strive to create a safe space to

bring rational and reasonable ideas back to this important

discussion.”

Coping With Vaccine Injury & Death

A portrait of what a Gardasil vaccine injury looks like

is brought into sharp focus in the story of pain and courage told by 16

year old Gabi Swank and her Mom, Schrag in Kansas. The tragedy of

losing a baby daughter after several rounds of vaccinations is described

by Dr. Christner and her husband, Danny, in Oklahoma as they

plea for more physician and parent education. The reality of what it is

like to raise a vaccine injured son with autism becomes clear when

My and Fred King talk about their hopes and fears in

Portland.

Also appearing in the film are Norman Baylor, PhD, MS;

Conway, JD; Barbara Loe Fisher; Gentry, JD; Green, MD; Diane

Harper, MD, MPH, MS; Offit, MD; Walter Orenstein, MD; Lawrence

Palevsky, MD; Sears, MD; Shaw, MD; Clifford Shoemaker,

JD and Melinda Wharton, MD.

Dallas Film Festival Tickets

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Dallas Film Festival

at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas in Theatre

7 at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, April 2 and in Theater 6 at 8 p.m. on Sunday,

April 3. Advance tickets for the Saturday screening are sold out but $10

tickets are still available for

the Sunday evening screening.

On Sunday at Noon, there will be a special panel roundtable discussion on

a proposed Texas state bill mandating meningitis vaccine for all college

students in Theater 7 of the Angelika Film Center. The panel includes

pediatricians Lawrence Palevsky, MD and Bob Sears, MD; Dawn

and Rex, co-founders of the Texas-based Parents Requesting

Open Vaccine Education (PROVE); and moderator Barbara Loe Fisher,

NVIC co-founder & president. Admission is free with no tickets and

seating limited to first come, first serve.

Arizona International Film Festival

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Arizona

International Film Festival on Tuesday, April 12 at 7 p.m. in the

Screening Room, 127 East Congress St, Tucson. For more information about

the Arizona Film Festival,

click here.

PROVE provides information on vaccines, and immunization policies and

practices that affect the children and adults of Texas. Our mission is to

prevent vaccine injury and death and to promote and protect the right of

every person to make informed independent vaccination decisions for

themselves and their family.

This information is not to be construed as medical OR legal

advice.

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Dear Texas PROVE Members,

I am so excited to share with you information about the greatest

documentary movie ever made about the vaccine issues facing every

American today. The movie is called “The Greater Good”

(you can go to the website and watch the trailer and read the press kit

http://www.greatergoodmovie.org/ ). The film has its

Worldwide premier at the Dallas Film Festival right here in Texas on

April 2nd and 3rd!

We are hoping many of our members in Texas can make it to Dallas to

see the screening. Advanced tickets for the Saturday April 2nd

screening are already sold out so hurry and get your tickets for the

Sunday April 3rd screening because they will probably sell out in the

next couple of days with all the attention the film is getting (tickets

are only $10 and instructions how to purchase them from the film festival

directly are linked below).

We are equally excited and very proud to be participating in a Dallas

Film Festival sponsored Panel Discussion incorporating information

from the movie into an engaging discussion how this relates to a current

legislative issue facing Texas: A proposed meningitis vaccine mandate for

college students. PROVE is actively fighting two bills in the

current Texas legislative session, HB1816 and SB1107 which attempt to

mandate this vaccine. More information on what you can do to help

oppose those bills in the legislature are posted on the NVIC Advocacy

site at http://NVICAdvocacy.org on

the Texas State Team page and on the PROVE web site at

http://vaccineinfo.net.

and I will be on the panel along with Dr. Larry Palevsky and

Dr. Bob Sears, and the panel will be moderated by the President of the

National Vaccine Information Center, Barbara Loe Fisher. This event

is FREE to all regardless of whether or not you have seen or will see

the movie that weekend, and it is Sunday from 12:00-1:30 pm with seating

available on a first-come-first-served basis (so arrive early and note

the website still says starting time of 1 pm but that is incorrect and it

will be updated). More details like the location are below. If you

plan on coming to the panel discussion, please send a note to and

I at

TXDirector@... so we can make sure we keep our eyes out

for you to say hello.

Families in Texas have a rich and committed history to fighting for

vaccine exemptions and the right to make informed voluntary healthcare

decisions for themselves and their children. We are so honored that the

directors and producers have chosen Texas to be the place where this

educational documentary film is introduced to the world, and this is in

part to the hard work and advocacy all of you have done over the last 15

years!

Looking forward to seeing many of you in Dallas!

Sincerely,

Dawn and Rex

Co-Founders, PROVE

http://vaccineinfo.net

Here is what is posted on the

NVIC Web site containing more specific information and links about

the movie and activities you can participate in:

New Vaccine Documentary World Premieres in Dallas

The World Premiere of a new feature documentary on vaccination, “The

Greater Good,” will be held at the Dallas Film Festival on April 2-3,

2011. The 82-minute movie has been produced by award winning film

directors, editors, animators and photographers and has been nominated by

the Dallas Film Festival

for the Silver Heart Award and the Target Documentary Competition. The

film will also be screened at Arizona International Film Festival in

Tucson on April 12; at Lincoln Center in New York City in May and at

Autism One in Chicago on May 26.

Bringing the Bigger Picture Into Focus

The storyline for

“The Greater Good”

movie centers on three families, whose lives have been changed by vaccine

reactions, and features interviews with pediatricians, public health

officials, scientists, consumer activists, attorneys and vaccine

developers. NVIC’s work and perspective on vaccine safety and informed

consent issues is included in the film. In a statement of purpose, film

producers Manookin Bradshaw, Kendall and Pilaro, said

“These days, vaccination ranks alongside religion and politics as one

of those subjects “not to discuss around the Thanksgiving table.” The

Greater Good aims to change that. The film takes a step back from the

recent divisiveness, discusses the issue's complexity and nuances, and

brings the bigger picture into focus. We strive to create a safe space to

bring rational and reasonable ideas back to this important

discussion.”

Coping With Vaccine Injury & Death

A portrait of what a Gardasil vaccine injury looks like

is brought into sharp focus in the story of pain and courage told by 16

year old Gabi Swank and her Mom, Schrag in Kansas. The tragedy of

losing a baby daughter after several rounds of vaccinations is described

by Dr. Christner and her husband, Danny, in Oklahoma as they

plea for more physician and parent education. The reality of what it is

like to raise a vaccine injured son with autism becomes clear when

My and Fred King talk about their hopes and fears in

Portland.

Also appearing in the film are Norman Baylor, PhD, MS;

Conway, JD; Barbara Loe Fisher; Gentry, JD; Green, MD; Diane

Harper, MD, MPH, MS; Offit, MD; Walter Orenstein, MD; Lawrence

Palevsky, MD; Sears, MD; Shaw, MD; Clifford Shoemaker,

JD and Melinda Wharton, MD.

Dallas Film Festival Tickets

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Dallas Film Festival

at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas in Theatre

7 at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, April 2 and in Theater 6 at 8 p.m. on Sunday,

April 3. Advance tickets for the Saturday screening are sold out but $10

tickets are still available for

the Sunday evening screening.

On Sunday at Noon, there will be a special panel roundtable discussion on

a proposed Texas state bill mandating meningitis vaccine for all college

students in Theater 7 of the Angelika Film Center. The panel includes

pediatricians Lawrence Palevsky, MD and Bob Sears, MD; Dawn

and Rex, co-founders of the Texas-based Parents Requesting

Open Vaccine Education (PROVE); and moderator Barbara Loe Fisher,

NVIC co-founder & president. Admission is free with no tickets and

seating limited to first come, first serve.

Arizona International Film Festival

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Arizona

International Film Festival on Tuesday, April 12 at 7 p.m. in the

Screening Room, 127 East Congress St, Tucson. For more information about

the Arizona Film Festival,

click here.

PROVE provides information on vaccines, and immunization policies and

practices that affect the children and adults of Texas. Our mission is to

prevent vaccine injury and death and to promote and protect the right of

every person to make informed independent vaccination decisions for

themselves and their family.

This information is not to be construed as medical OR legal

advice.

Contact PROVE

http://vaccineinfo.net/contactus.htm

Subscribe to PROVE Email Newsletter

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Unsubscribe from PROVE Email Newsletter

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Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian

Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Washington State, USA

Vaccines -

http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ Homeopathy

http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com

Vaccine Dangers, Childhood Disease Classes & Homeopathy

Online/email courses - next classes start March 25 & April 1

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Dear Texas PROVE Members,

I am so excited to share with you information about the greatest

documentary movie ever made about the vaccine issues facing every

American today. The movie is called “The Greater Good”

(you can go to the website and watch the trailer and read the press kit

http://www.greatergoodmovie.org/ ). The film has its

Worldwide premier at the Dallas Film Festival right here in Texas on

April 2nd and 3rd!

We are hoping many of our members in Texas can make it to Dallas to

see the screening. Advanced tickets for the Saturday April 2nd

screening are already sold out so hurry and get your tickets for the

Sunday April 3rd screening because they will probably sell out in the

next couple of days with all the attention the film is getting (tickets

are only $10 and instructions how to purchase them from the film festival

directly are linked below).

We are equally excited and very proud to be participating in a Dallas

Film Festival sponsored Panel Discussion incorporating information

from the movie into an engaging discussion how this relates to a current

legislative issue facing Texas: A proposed meningitis vaccine mandate for

college students. PROVE is actively fighting two bills in the

current Texas legislative session, HB1816 and SB1107 which attempt to

mandate this vaccine. More information on what you can do to help

oppose those bills in the legislature are posted on the NVIC Advocacy

site at http://NVICAdvocacy.org on

the Texas State Team page and on the PROVE web site at

http://vaccineinfo.net.

and I will be on the panel along with Dr. Larry Palevsky and

Dr. Bob Sears, and the panel will be moderated by the President of the

National Vaccine Information Center, Barbara Loe Fisher. This event

is FREE to all regardless of whether or not you have seen or will see

the movie that weekend, and it is Sunday from 12:00-1:30 pm with seating

available on a first-come-first-served basis (so arrive early and note

the website still says starting time of 1 pm but that is incorrect and it

will be updated). More details like the location are below. If you

plan on coming to the panel discussion, please send a note to and

I at

TXDirector@... so we can make sure we keep our eyes out

for you to say hello.

Families in Texas have a rich and committed history to fighting for

vaccine exemptions and the right to make informed voluntary healthcare

decisions for themselves and their children. We are so honored that the

directors and producers have chosen Texas to be the place where this

educational documentary film is introduced to the world, and this is in

part to the hard work and advocacy all of you have done over the last 15

years!

Looking forward to seeing many of you in Dallas!

Sincerely,

Dawn and Rex

Co-Founders, PROVE

http://vaccineinfo.net

Here is what is posted on the

NVIC Web site containing more specific information and links about

the movie and activities you can participate in:

New Vaccine Documentary World Premieres in Dallas

The World Premiere of a new feature documentary on vaccination, “The

Greater Good,” will be held at the Dallas Film Festival on April 2-3,

2011. The 82-minute movie has been produced by award winning film

directors, editors, animators and photographers and has been nominated by

the Dallas Film Festival

for the Silver Heart Award and the Target Documentary Competition. The

film will also be screened at Arizona International Film Festival in

Tucson on April 12; at Lincoln Center in New York City in May and at

Autism One in Chicago on May 26.

Bringing the Bigger Picture Into Focus

The storyline for

“The Greater Good”

movie centers on three families, whose lives have been changed by vaccine

reactions, and features interviews with pediatricians, public health

officials, scientists, consumer activists, attorneys and vaccine

developers. NVIC’s work and perspective on vaccine safety and informed

consent issues is included in the film. In a statement of purpose, film

producers Manookin Bradshaw, Kendall and Pilaro, said

“These days, vaccination ranks alongside religion and politics as one

of those subjects “not to discuss around the Thanksgiving table.” The

Greater Good aims to change that. The film takes a step back from the

recent divisiveness, discusses the issue's complexity and nuances, and

brings the bigger picture into focus. We strive to create a safe space to

bring rational and reasonable ideas back to this important

discussion.”

Coping With Vaccine Injury & Death

A portrait of what a Gardasil vaccine injury looks like

is brought into sharp focus in the story of pain and courage told by 16

year old Gabi Swank and her Mom, Schrag in Kansas. The tragedy of

losing a baby daughter after several rounds of vaccinations is described

by Dr. Christner and her husband, Danny, in Oklahoma as they

plea for more physician and parent education. The reality of what it is

like to raise a vaccine injured son with autism becomes clear when

My and Fred King talk about their hopes and fears in

Portland.

Also appearing in the film are Norman Baylor, PhD, MS;

Conway, JD; Barbara Loe Fisher; Gentry, JD; Green, MD; Diane

Harper, MD, MPH, MS; Offit, MD; Walter Orenstein, MD; Lawrence

Palevsky, MD; Sears, MD; Shaw, MD; Clifford Shoemaker,

JD and Melinda Wharton, MD.

Dallas Film Festival Tickets

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Dallas Film Festival

at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas in Theatre

7 at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, April 2 and in Theater 6 at 8 p.m. on Sunday,

April 3. Advance tickets for the Saturday screening are sold out but $10

tickets are still available for

the Sunday evening screening.

On Sunday at Noon, there will be a special panel roundtable discussion on

a proposed Texas state bill mandating meningitis vaccine for all college

students in Theater 7 of the Angelika Film Center. The panel includes

pediatricians Lawrence Palevsky, MD and Bob Sears, MD; Dawn

and Rex, co-founders of the Texas-based Parents Requesting

Open Vaccine Education (PROVE); and moderator Barbara Loe Fisher,

NVIC co-founder & president. Admission is free with no tickets and

seating limited to first come, first serve.

Arizona International Film Festival

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Arizona

International Film Festival on Tuesday, April 12 at 7 p.m. in the

Screening Room, 127 East Congress St, Tucson. For more information about

the Arizona Film Festival,

click here.

PROVE provides information on vaccines, and immunization policies and

practices that affect the children and adults of Texas. Our mission is to

prevent vaccine injury and death and to promote and protect the right of

every person to make informed independent vaccination decisions for

themselves and their family.

This information is not to be construed as medical OR legal

advice.

Contact PROVE

http://vaccineinfo.net/contactus.htm

Subscribe to PROVE Email Newsletter

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Unsubscribe from PROVE Email Newsletter

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Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian

Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Washington State, USA

Vaccines -

http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ Homeopathy

http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com

Vaccine Dangers, Childhood Disease Classes & Homeopathy

Online/email courses - next classes start March 25 & April 1

[Guest guest]

VaccineInfo.net

PROVE

Parents Requesting Open Vaccine Education

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Dear Texas PROVE Members,

I am so excited to share with you information about the greatest

documentary movie ever made about the vaccine issues facing every

American today. The movie is called “The Greater Good”

(you can go to the website and watch the trailer and read the press kit

http://www.greatergoodmovie.org/ ). The film has its

Worldwide premier at the Dallas Film Festival right here in Texas on

April 2nd and 3rd!

We are hoping many of our members in Texas can make it to Dallas to

see the screening. Advanced tickets for the Saturday April 2nd

screening are already sold out so hurry and get your tickets for the

Sunday April 3rd screening because they will probably sell out in the

next couple of days with all the attention the film is getting (tickets

are only $10 and instructions how to purchase them from the film festival

directly are linked below).

We are equally excited and very proud to be participating in a Dallas

Film Festival sponsored Panel Discussion incorporating information

from the movie into an engaging discussion how this relates to a current

legislative issue facing Texas: A proposed meningitis vaccine mandate for

college students. PROVE is actively fighting two bills in the

current Texas legislative session, HB1816 and SB1107 which attempt to

mandate this vaccine. More information on what you can do to help

oppose those bills in the legislature are posted on the NVIC Advocacy

site at http://NVICAdvocacy.org on

the Texas State Team page and on the PROVE web site at

http://vaccineinfo.net.

and I will be on the panel along with Dr. Larry Palevsky and

Dr. Bob Sears, and the panel will be moderated by the President of the

National Vaccine Information Center, Barbara Loe Fisher. This event

is FREE to all regardless of whether or not you have seen or will see

the movie that weekend, and it is Sunday from 12:00-1:30 pm with seating

available on a first-come-first-served basis (so arrive early and note

the website still says starting time of 1 pm but that is incorrect and it

will be updated). More details like the location are below. If you

plan on coming to the panel discussion, please send a note to and

I at

TXDirector@... so we can make sure we keep our eyes out

for you to say hello.

Families in Texas have a rich and committed history to fighting for

vaccine exemptions and the right to make informed voluntary healthcare

decisions for themselves and their children. We are so honored that the

directors and producers have chosen Texas to be the place where this

educational documentary film is introduced to the world, and this is in

part to the hard work and advocacy all of you have done over the last 15

years!

Looking forward to seeing many of you in Dallas!

Sincerely,

Dawn and Rex

Co-Founders, PROVE

http://vaccineinfo.net

Here is what is posted on the

NVIC Web site containing more specific information and links about

the movie and activities you can participate in:

New Vaccine Documentary World Premieres in Dallas

The World Premiere of a new feature documentary on vaccination, “The

Greater Good,” will be held at the Dallas Film Festival on April 2-3,

2011. The 82-minute movie has been produced by award winning film

directors, editors, animators and photographers and has been nominated by

the Dallas Film Festival

for the Silver Heart Award and the Target Documentary Competition. The

film will also be screened at Arizona International Film Festival in

Tucson on April 12; at Lincoln Center in New York City in May and at

Autism One in Chicago on May 26.

Bringing the Bigger Picture Into Focus

The storyline for

“The Greater Good”

movie centers on three families, whose lives have been changed by vaccine

reactions, and features interviews with pediatricians, public health

officials, scientists, consumer activists, attorneys and vaccine

developers. NVIC’s work and perspective on vaccine safety and informed

consent issues is included in the film. In a statement of purpose, film

producers Manookin Bradshaw, Kendall and Pilaro, said

“These days, vaccination ranks alongside religion and politics as one

of those subjects “not to discuss around the Thanksgiving table.” The

Greater Good aims to change that. The film takes a step back from the

recent divisiveness, discusses the issue's complexity and nuances, and

brings the bigger picture into focus. We strive to create a safe space to

bring rational and reasonable ideas back to this important

discussion.”

Coping With Vaccine Injury & Death

A portrait of what a Gardasil vaccine injury looks like

is brought into sharp focus in the story of pain and courage told by 16

year old Gabi Swank and her Mom, Schrag in Kansas. The tragedy of

losing a baby daughter after several rounds of vaccinations is described

by Dr. Christner and her husband, Danny, in Oklahoma as they

plea for more physician and parent education. The reality of what it is

like to raise a vaccine injured son with autism becomes clear when

My and Fred King talk about their hopes and fears in

Portland.

Also appearing in the film are Norman Baylor, PhD, MS;

Conway, JD; Barbara Loe Fisher; Gentry, JD; Green, MD; Diane

Harper, MD, MPH, MS; Offit, MD; Walter Orenstein, MD; Lawrence

Palevsky, MD; Sears, MD; Shaw, MD; Clifford Shoemaker,

JD and Melinda Wharton, MD.

Dallas Film Festival Tickets

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Dallas Film Festival

at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas in Theatre

7 at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, April 2 and in Theater 6 at 8 p.m. on Sunday,

April 3. Advance tickets for the Saturday screening are sold out but $10

tickets are still available for

the Sunday evening screening.

On Sunday at Noon, there will be a special panel roundtable discussion on

a proposed Texas state bill mandating meningitis vaccine for all college

students in Theater 7 of the Angelika Film Center. The panel includes

pediatricians Lawrence Palevsky, MD and Bob Sears, MD; Dawn

and Rex, co-founders of the Texas-based Parents Requesting

Open Vaccine Education (PROVE); and moderator Barbara Loe Fisher,

NVIC co-founder & president. Admission is free with no tickets and

seating limited to first come, first serve.

Arizona International Film Festival

“The Greater Good” will be screened at the Arizona

International Film Festival on Tuesday, April 12 at 7 p.m. in the

Screening Room, 127 East Congress St, Tucson. For more information about

the Arizona Film Festival,

click here.

PROVE provides information on vaccines, and immunization policies and

practices that affect the children and adults of Texas. Our mission is to

prevent vaccine injury and death and to promote and protect the right of

every person to make informed independent vaccination decisions for

themselves and their family.

This information is not to be construed as medical OR legal

advice.

Contact PROVE

http://vaccineinfo.net/contactus.htm

Subscribe to PROVE Email Newsletter

http://vaccineinfo.net/subscribe.htm

Unsubscribe from PROVE Email Newsletter

http://vaccineinfo.net/unsubscribe.htm

Tell a Friend about PROVE

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Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian

Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Washington State, USA

Vaccines -

http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ Homeopathy

http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com

Vaccine Dangers, Childhood Disease Classes & Homeopathy

Online/email courses - next classes start March 25 & April 1