Re: Hepatitis B Vaccination Increases Multiple Sclerosis ...

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I haven't had the Hep B vaccine, but here's how I see it: this is a disease that people get from dirty syringes/drug use or promiscuous sex. Right?? So why then do newborn infants need it? Or many others for that matter. It's a gimmick to make lots of money for someone. I wonder whoooo????

Marcie (PPMS)

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Though I am glad you posted this article, I must say it was quite upsetting. To think that all my kids were forced to get the Hep B vaccine or not be allowed in school . My son was made to sit in the auditorium until I started the series of shots and showed proof of it. He was joined by other kids whose parents either forgot or were totally against the vaccine. Too bad the school won! As parents with MS we have to worry about the hereditary factor without additional triggers for this disease.

Just had to vent. Sorry. Kiki

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Kiki,

Vaccinations are a sore spot with me! The schools lead people to believe that it is 'LAW', but it is NOT! At least not here in Texas. Go to www.mercola.com. He has the necessay forms to prevent this from happening. My best friend has 2 young girls. She quit the shots when the oldest was 5 and the youngest only had one round of shots. They are the healthiest kids that I know. I know a chiropractor in Lubbock who never gave his child a shot and she has NEVER been sick in any way. My doctor told me that epidemics of disease were wiped out most likely due to better forms of sanitation rather than vaccines.

Marcie (PPMS)

In a message dated 9/13/2004 8:20:26 PM Central Standard Time, noclue915@... writes:

Though I am glad you posted this article, I must say it was quite upsetting. To think that all my kids were forced to get the Hep B vaccine or not be allowed in school . My son was made to sit in the auditorium until I started the series of shots and showed proof of it. He was joined by other kids whose parents either forgot or were totally against the vaccine. Too bad the school won! As parents with MS we have to worry about the hereditary factor without additional triggers for this disease. Just had to vent. Sorry. Kiki

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i work in a hospital, and even though we have very very good sharps policies, the potential does exist...i was not forced to take it, but i did....i know of a md who wound up with hep b after a needle stick

-------------- Original message -------------- I haven't had the Hep B vaccine, but here's how I see it: this is a disease that people get from dirty syringes/drug use or promiscuous sex. Right?? So why then do newborn infants need it? Or many others for that matter. It's a gimmick to make lots of money for someone. I wonder whoooo???? Marcie (PPMS)