Vaccines: One size fits all? --- American Association for Health Freedom.

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Vaccines: One size fits all?

That's certainly what state legislators think. We are seeing an

increased number of bills being introduced that require school aged

children to be vaccinated against a variety of illnesses.

Is this a good idea or a bad idea? You decide.

& #9830;In the 1970's, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and American

Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) said children should get 23 doses of 7

vaccines by age 6. The first vaccinations were given at 2 months old.

& #9830;Today the CDC and AAP tell doctors to give children 48 doses of 14

vaccines by age 6. The first vaccination is given at 12 hours old!

And at 2 months old, a baby can receive 8 vaccines on a single day---

a baby at 15-18 months can receive as many as 12 vaccines in a

doctor's visit.

OK, so our children are receiving more vaccines. That just means

they're more protected. Right? You decide.

In 1976, 796,000 children were learning disabled. & #9658;

Today 1 child in 6 is learning disabled.

In 1979, there were 2 million asthmatic children. & #9658;

Today 1 child in 9 has asthma.

In 1970, 1 child in 2,500 developed autism. & #9658;

Today 1 child in 150 develops autism.

In 1970, 1 child in 1,750 was diabetic.

& #9658; Today 1 child in 450 becomes diabetic.

Still not convinced?

& #9830;American children are the most highly vaccinated children in the

world and they are the most chronically ill and disabled.

& #9830;During the past quarter century the number of doses of vaccines

given to children under the age of 6 has more than doubled. During

that same time period, the number of children with learning

disabilities, ADHD, asthma, and diabetes has more than tripled.

& #9830;More than twice as many children have chronic brain and immune

system dysfunction today than did in the 1970's when half as many

vaccines were given to children.

The Coalition Against Mandatory Vaccination (CAM-V), an AAHF

initiative, believes that the right to choose what is injected into

the body is a health freedom right that needs to be freely available

in all fifty states. AAHF intends to achieve this ambitious health

freedom goal by establishing state chapters in all 50 states. CAM-V's

mission is in line with AAHF's mission which is the " right of the

consumer to choose and the practitioner to practice. " The right to

choose vaccination--to be fully vaccinated, partially vaccinated or

unvaccinated-is a primary to health freedom.

The success of our mission depends on you. If you believe in the

right of a person to choose whether or not to be vaccinated you can

help AAHF and our new initiate CAM-V by:

Joining the American Association for Health Freedom. For only $50 you

can become a member of your local state chapter AND the national

chapter.

Helping us recruit more supporters by spreading the word to everyone

you know. Tell-A-Friend Now!

Making a tax deductible donation to the Health Freedom Foundation so

we can develop and assist AAHF state chapters, help pass state laws

that allow us to choose whether or not to be vaccinated, and improve

our ability to provide you with this crucial information.

Getting involved at the state level. We currently have four state

chapters (CT, NC, OH, WA) with over a dozen other states in the

work. Contact Sara Donlon, Director of State Chapters for more

information (Sara@... or (614) 888-7351).