Re: Local news education - billboards

[Guest guest]

While I was moving about cleaning last night, I caught a bit of our local news

blasting a small midwest town with a fairly large number of unvaxed people, many

who worship in the same church where 33 people were infected with measles from a

single unvaxed church member who had traveled to Romania and brought it back to

her community. Everyone survived and now has longterm immunity, but none of that

was mentioned. It was all about " fear " , so-called prevention and risks of being

unvaxed, though at the very end they did have a doctor saying that there still

is a small chance that a vaxed person could still contract diseases they were

vaxed for; an unexpected refreshing bit of honesty.

Please let us know when you find out who is responsible for putting up that

billboard.

Anita

Precourt <jsprecourt@...> wrote:

There is a billboard up in our area now with a child and the saying " Don't

Abuse, Vaccinate Your Child. "

How I wish we could climb up there and change the comma to an " OR "

I have a friend that is supposed to send a picture of it in to the NAA. Think

there is anything else we can do? We tried to find out who put it up there in

the first place.

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[Guest guest]

Actually those who support vaccines DO acknowledge that a small percentage

of vaxed individuals can and do contract the diseases for which they have

been vaccinated against. Even the vaccine inserts state the percentage of

effectiveness (typically in the 80%-90 something % range). BUT their

defense is that's the chance they have to take and that even if a vaxed

individual develops the disease, they say it won't be as bad as if they

hadn't been vaccinated. Sure.

Kay

Re: Local news " education " - billboards

It was all about " fear " , so-called prevention and risks of being unvaxed,

though at the very end they did have a doctor saying that there still is a

small chance that a vaxed person could still contract diseases they were

vaxed for; an unexpected refreshing bit of honesty.

>

> Anita

[Guest guest]

True, though it may be, I have never heard it publically announced in the media

before; it was weird in a good way.

Anita

Kay <dr-ky@...> wrote:

Actually those who support vaccines DO acknowledge that a small percentage

of vaxed individuals can and do contract the diseases for which they have

been vaccinated against. Even the vaccine inserts state the percentage of

effectiveness (typically in the 80%-90 something % range). BUT their

defense is that's the chance they have to take and that even if a vaxed

individual develops the disease, they say it won't be as bad as if they

hadn't been vaccinated. Sure.

Kay

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