Advice needed on measles, mumps & rubella

[Guest guest]

Hi I am new to this group and live in the UK. I have a 16 month old

daughter who is part vaccinated (with her 2,3 & 4 month shots) but I have

made the decision not to give her any more after doing some research.

However although I am scared about the vaccinations and know they are

dangerous, I am also worried about the diseases especially measles and

mumps. My mother had measles as a child and she believes it really damaged

her eyesight (she is nearly blind in one eye and very short sighted in the

other). My uncle had mumps when he was 13 and became infertile as a result.

Although they have both had healthy lives since (and are now in their late

70's), I still worry about what to do if my daughter catches these illness -

is there a way to prevent the damage that my mother and uncle suffered? If

so, what should I do? I have been to a homeopath but was a bit

disillusioned by him to be honest, especially as he told me he vaccinated

his own children but with separate jabs.

I am also worried about the rubella vaccination - if my daughter hasn't had

rubella by the time she hits puberty, should I give it to her then to

prevent possible birth defects if she became pregnant? My mother knew

someone whose baby was born with defects after contracting rubella when

pregnant.

Basically I would really appreciate any advice!!

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Thanks very much for your replies, however you say that neither mumps nor

measles are serious yet they actually were fairly serious in my family's

case..what I really need to know is how to treat these diseases so they

don't become serious and cause complications - is there a specific treatment

or homeopathic remedy I should use?

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From: Vaccinations [mailto:Vaccinations ] On

Behalf Of FORCED ANARCHY

Sent: 01 May 2008 11:39

Vaccinations

Subject: Re: Advice needed on measles, mumps & rubella

Neither measles or mumps are serious, and having them not only gives

life long immunity but boost the immune system preparing it for much

more serious things when older.

szahratka wrote:

>

> I had measles and mumps as a child and am fine, so there arent always

> long term effects. Also, vaccination dies not equal immunity, so

> what's the point in exposing your child to all the additional toxins

> in the shots? Last, if your child does catch something, a homeopath or

> allopath will know how to treat it, however if there are side effects

> from the vaccination, its unlikely to be reversible or treatable.

> Just my opinion:)

> Susie

>

> Sent from my iPod touch.

>

> On May 1, 2008, at 5:22 AM, " Macksey " <lorenasupanet (DOT)

<mailto:lorena%40supanet.com> com

> <mailto:lorena%40supanet.com>> wrote:

>

> Hi I am new to this group and live in the UK. I have a 16 month old

> daughter who is part vaccinated (with her 2,3 & 4 month shots) but I have

> made the decision not to give her any more after doing some research.

> However although I am scared about the vaccinations and know they are

> dangerous, I am also worried about the diseases especially measles and

> mumps. My mother had measles as a child and she believes it really damaged

> her eyesight (she is nearly blind in one eye and very short sighted in the

> other). My uncle had mumps when he was 13 and became infertile as a

> result.

> Although they have both had healthy lives since (and are now in their late

> 70's), I still worry about what to do if my daughter catches these

> illness -

> is there a way to prevent the damage that my mother and uncle suffered? If

> so, what should I do? I have been to a homeopath but was a bit

> disillusioned by him to be honest, especially as he told me he vaccinated

> his own children but with separate jabs.

>

> I am also worried about the rubella vaccination - if my daughter

> hasn't had

> rubella by the time she hits puberty, should I give it to her then to

> prevent possible birth defects if she became pregnant? My mother knew

> someone whose baby was born with defects after contracting rubella when

> pregnant.

>

> Basically I would really appreciate any advice!!

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Olive leaf extract is something my family swears by for bacterial and

viral infections. Try to find it in liquid form (for potency). What

is truly amazing is that the olive tree is mentioned in Bible

repeatedly as having healing properties. The rubella vaccine that I

received last year actually caused partial hearing loss. The

book, " Vaccines Are They Really Safe and Effective " by Neil Z.

explains in great detail exactly what each vaccine has done (to

include the rubella vaccine). I was better off not receiving it...I

am very upset that despite the damage, an attorney has told me that

it will be a tough case to prove because I never had a comprehensive

hearing exam prior to this vaccine. If I was completely deaf I would

have a strong case though!!

> >

> > Hi I am new to this group and live in the UK. I have a 16 month

old

> > daughter who is part vaccinated (with her 2,3 & 4 month shots)

but I have

> > made the decision not to give her any more after doing some

research.

> > However although I am scared about the vaccinations and know they

are

> > dangerous, I am also worried about the diseases especially

measles and

> > mumps. My mother had measles as a child and she believes it

really damaged

> > her eyesight (she is nearly blind in one eye and very short

sighted in the

> > other). My uncle had mumps when he was 13 and became infertile as

a

> > result.

> > Although they have both had healthy lives since (and are now in

their late

> > 70's), I still worry about what to do if my daughter catches

these

> > illness -

> > is there a way to prevent the damage that my mother and uncle

suffered? If

> > so, what should I do? I have been to a homeopath but was a bit

> > disillusioned by him to be honest, especially as he told me he

vaccinated

> > his own children but with separate jabs.

> >

> > I am also worried about the rubella vaccination - if my daughter

> > hasn't had

> > rubella by the time she hits puberty, should I give it to her

then to

> > prevent possible birth defects if she became pregnant? My mother

knew

> > someone whose baby was born with defects after contracting

rubella when

> > pregnant.

> >

> > Basically I would really appreciate any advice!!

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> >