A philosophical 'no' to vaccines

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A philosophical 'no' to vaccines

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Last updated: 6:34 p.m., Monday, June 9, 2008

ALBANY -- Families who object to mandatory vaccines will gather

Tuesday on the steps of the state Capitol to support a proposed

``philosophical'' exemption to mandatory vaccines.

``It will give parents the ability to choose what vaccinations their

children should have,'' said Rudley, who lives in Westchester

County and believes vaccines made her son autistic.

Nineteen other states allow parents to opt-out of vaccines for their

children based on philosophical beliefs including Maine, Vermont and

California.

Meanwhile, the state Health Commissioner has proposed a bill that

would close gaps in the state's immunization program. It is not a

major policy shift, according to health officials. The DOH bill, if

approved, would:

Allow doctors to give vaccines for sexually transmitted diseases

without parental consent to patients under 18 who request them.

Mandate flu and pneumococcal vaccines for all nursing home employees.

Require part-time college students to be immunized for measles, mumps

and rubella, like their full-time counterparts.

Require meningococcal vaccine for all 7th graders and all students

entering college.

A section of the proposed DOH law has anti-vaccine advocates rallying

because it implies that New York will make all vaccines recommended

by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control mandatory.

The CDC recommends that children receive 23 doses of vaccines by the

time they are 6 years old. The vaccines protect against eight

diseases, including polio, hepatitis B, pneumonia and meningitis.

Most of the immunizations are already required to attend public

school in New York state. However, flu shots and the cervical cancer

vaccines are not mandatory in New York, and they won't be under this

proposed law, said Hutton, spokeswoman for the DOH.

Before making a vaccine mandatory, Hutton said the health department

waits until it is affordable and reimbursed by insurance companies,

and proven to be safe and effective in the long term.

Although all major studies show no link to vaccines and developmental

diseases, some parents believe vaccines can cause serious problems

like autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. One of the

suspected agents is the mercury used as a preservative in vaccines.

Although mercury has been removed from most vaccines, autism rates

are still increasing.

Right now, parents can choose not to vaccinate their children for

religious and medical reasons. Some school districts require hearings

where parents must prove their religious beliefs.

A philosophical exemption would allow parents to more easily opt-out

of vaccines.

Cathleen F. Crowley can be reached at 454-5348, or by e-mail at

ccrowley@....

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

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

Vaccines - http://www.wellwithin1.com/vaccine.htm

Vaccine Dangers & Homeopathy Online/email courses

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I believe the vaccine industry is responsible for the greatest hoax ever

perpetrated on the human race.

Personally, I wouldn't give in one inch. Just sticking a needle into someone

who has a troubled immune system, is enough to cause harm.

Not all the damage is caused by vaccine ingredients. Some of it is caused by

violation of the body.

Bob Catalano

medicine-no

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By

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F. CROWLEY, Staff writer

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Last updated: 6:34 p.m., Monday, June 9, 2008

ALBANY -- Families who object to mandatory vaccines will gather

Tuesday on the steps of the state Capitol to support a proposed

``philosophical'' exemption to mandatory vaccines.

``It will give parents the ability to choose what vaccinations their

children should have,'' said Rudley, who lives in Westchester

County and believes vaccines made her son autistic.

Nineteen other states allow parents to opt-out of vaccines for their

children based on philosophical beliefs including Maine, Vermont and

California.

Meanwhile, the state Health Commissioner has proposed a bill that

would close gaps in the state's immunization program. It is not a

major policy shift, according to health officials. The DOH bill, if

approved, would:

Allow doctors to give vaccines for sexually transmitted diseases

without parental consent to patients under 18 who request them.

Mandate flu and pneumococcal vaccines for all nursing home employees.

Require part-time college students to be immunized for measles, mumps

and rubella, like their full-time counterparts.

Require meningococcal vaccine for all 7th graders and all students

entering college.

A section of the proposed DOH law has anti-vaccine advocates rallying

because it implies that New York will make all vaccines recommended

by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control mandatory.

The CDC recommends that children receive 23 doses of vaccines by the

time they are 6 years old. The vaccines protect against eight

diseases, including polio, hepatitis B, pneumonia and meningitis.

Most of the immunizations are already required to attend public

school in New York state. However, flu shots and the cervical cancer

vaccines are not mandatory in New York, and they won't be under this

proposed law, said Hutton, spokeswoman for the DOH.

Before making a vaccine mandatory, Hutton said the health department

waits until it is affordable and reimbursed by insurance companies,

and proven to be safe and effective in the long term.

Although all major studies show no link to vaccines and developmental

diseases, some parents believe vaccines can cause serious problems

like autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. One of the

suspected agents is the mercury used as a preservative in vaccines.

Although mercury has been removed from most vaccines, autism rates

are still increasing.

Right now, parents can choose not to vaccinate their children for

religious and medical reasons. Some school districts require hearings

where parents must prove their religious beliefs.

A philosophical exemption would allow parents to more easily opt-out

of vaccines.

Cathleen F. Crowley can be reached at 454-5348, or by e-mail at

ccrowley@....

--------------------------------------------------------

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

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

Vaccines - http://www.wellwithin1.com/vaccine.htm

Vaccine Dangers & Homeopathy Online/email courses

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Bob, I agree.

My response to the paper:

The " press " most certainly SUGAR-COATED the reality of the NY forced-

vaccine Bill 10942 and left out CRITICAL, important information in

regards to how this bill will indeed strip NYers of their rights and

force-vaccinate every infant, toddler, child, teen, and soon adults.

Every child in the state of NY will be MANDATED to receive the full-

blown, deadly CDC recommended vaccine schedule and ALL new vaccines

will automatically be added to the insane schedule. The DOH will not

take into consideration that vaccinations are never tested on sick

children, only 'healthy' children, and no form of medicine, including

vaccines, can possibly be a " one-size-fits-all-package " . Children's

blood and suffering will be on the hands of every NY agency.

School vax-exemptions will be near impossible to get AND those

exemptions will NOT hold up for infants and toddlers who receive the

most brutal part of the CDC vax schedule. This is NOT just about no-

school entry. Every doctors office, peds office, and hospital

setting will enforce this public health policy and exemptions do NOT

stick in those settings especially when a hospital / MDs office

adopts the policy as their own. No rights exist in NY against the

public health mandates. We have been told, point blank, that

exemptions will not trump the DOH public policies. You also

conveniently failed to mention that non-vaccinators are

being " tracked " .

But it's " not so bad " , is it? Really.

No - b/c the DOH " says so. "

Just like 'they' exclaimed in 1998 that the NY " birth mandates "

weren't all that bad either... meanwhile, NO EXEMPTIONS apply and

parents are being threatened to have their babies taken away at birth

by the POLICE and handed over to CPS if the parent refuses the " birth

mandates " ... b/c the DOH " says so " .

Yes! Let us all trust 'them'.

Even my assemblyman was stunned by this Bill. His comment directly

to me was - well, this IS something, isn't it?... I find it hard to

believe they are willing to do this.

The assembly did not vote on this today. Their next voting session

in Albany is tomorrow and bill 10942 is not on the schedule. Its

still " up in the air " as to when they will actually vote on this

disastrous bill. But something tells me that it will be another

sneak attack. Because the big-money-powerful-pharma-men-dressed-in-

black-suits SAY SO.

Do your homework - research the SCIENCE - and at the very least, use

common sense here. DO YOUR JOB!

Barbara Labrecque

NO FORCED-VACCINES!

Not in NY, or any state in the land of the free

PARENTS TO:

*JONNY ~ " RECOVERING AUTISTIC ENTEROCOLITIS " , ORGAN DISEASE, GI/BOWEL

DISEASE, " LNH " , PANCREAS DISEASE, METABOLIC DISEASE, IMMUNE

DYSFUNCTION, ALLERGIC GASTROENTERITIS, MITOCHONDRIAL DISEASE, OCD &

ANXIETY, POST-VACCINE ENCEPHALOPATHY DAMAGES

*SIERRA ~ " RECOVERING AUTISTIC ENTEROCOLITIS " , APRAXIA, AUTOIMMUNE

ENTEROCOLITIS, ORGAN DISEASE, GI/BOWEL DISEASE, " LNH " , PANCREAS

DISEASE, METABOLIC DISEASE, IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION, ALLERGIC

GASTROENTERITIS, ALLERGIC ENTEROPATHY, PROTEIN-LOSS ENTEROPATHY, POST-

VACCINE ENCEPHALOPATHY DAMAGES, SURVIVED ON A FEEDING MACHINE 3 YEARS

*WILLIAM ~ NOT VACCINATED and HEALTHY

Barbara H Labrecque

Child Advocate

bnblabrecque@...

607-734-0036

President, Vaccine Autoimmune Project (VAP):

http://www.vaproject.org

Founder, Recovering Autism

Founder, TOXIC HUMANS

RecoveringAutism meetup:

http://autism.meetup.com/223/about/

1 in 6 children suffer from a developmental disorder ~

1 in 67 have Autism...

There's NO such thing as a safe vaccine!

>

> I believe the vaccine industry is responsible for the greatest

hoax ever perpetrated on the human race.

> Personally, I wouldn't give in one inch. Just sticking a needle

into someone who has a troubled immune system, is enough to cause

harm.

> Not all the damage is caused by vaccine ingredients. Some of it is

caused by violation of the body.

> Bob Catalano

> medicine-no

> A philosophical 'no' to vaccines

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> A philosophical 'no' to vaccines

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> By

> <http://timesunion.com/TUNews/author/AuthorPage.aspx?

AuthorNum=204>CATHLEEN

> F. CROWLEY, Staff writer

> Click byline for more stories by writer.

> Last updated: 6:34 p.m., Monday, June 9, 2008

>

> ALBANY -- Families who object to mandatory vaccines will gather

> Tuesday on the steps of the state Capitol to support a proposed

> ``philosophical'' exemption to mandatory vaccines.

>

> ``It will give parents the ability to choose what vaccinations

their

> children should have,'' said Rudley, who lives in

Westchester

> County and believes vaccines made her son autistic.

>

> Nineteen other states allow parents to opt-out of vaccines for

their

> children based on philosophical beliefs including Maine, Vermont

and

> California.

>

> Meanwhile, the state Health Commissioner has proposed a bill that

> would close gaps in the state's immunization program. It is not a

> major policy shift, according to health officials. The DOH bill,

if

> approved, would:

>

> Allow doctors to give vaccines for sexually transmitted diseases

> without parental consent to patients under 18 who request them.

>

> Mandate flu and pneumococcal vaccines for all nursing home

employees.

>

> Require part-time college students to be immunized for measles,

mumps

> and rubella, like their full-time counterparts.

>

> Require meningococcal vaccine for all 7th graders and all

students

> entering college.

>

> A section of the proposed DOH law has anti-vaccine advocates

rallying

> because it implies that New York will make all vaccines

recommended

> by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control mandatory.

>

> The CDC recommends that children receive 23 doses of vaccines by

the

> time they are 6 years old. The vaccines protect against eight

> diseases, including polio, hepatitis B, pneumonia and meningitis.

>

> Most of the immunizations are already required to attend public

> school in New York state. However, flu shots and the cervical

cancer

> vaccines are not mandatory in New York, and they won't be under

this

> proposed law, said Hutton, spokeswoman for the DOH.

>

> Before making a vaccine mandatory, Hutton said the health

department

> waits until it is affordable and reimbursed by insurance

companies,

> and proven to be safe and effective in the long term.

>

> Although all major studies show no link to vaccines and

developmental

> diseases, some parents believe vaccines can cause serious

problems

> like autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. One of

the

> suspected agents is the mercury used as a preservative in

vaccines.

> Although mercury has been removed from most vaccines, autism

rates

> are still increasing.

>

> Right now, parents can choose not to vaccinate their children for

> religious and medical reasons. Some school districts require

hearings

> where parents must prove their religious beliefs.

>

> A philosophical exemption would allow parents to more easily opt-

out

> of vaccines.

>

> Cathleen F. Crowley can be reached at 454-5348, or by e-mail at

> ccrowley@...

>

> --------------------------------------------------------

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

> Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales

UK

> Vaccines - http://www.wellwithin1.com/vaccine.htm

> Vaccine Dangers & Homeopathy Online/email courses

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was wondering if someone can help me.  I am planning to send my daughter to a

catholic school in nj.  Here is my dilemma.

I already put her immunizations in with the public school (she is all up to

date). I did not know the what the laws entailed.

 I decided on sending her to a catholic school now.  My question is will they

accept a religious exemption (especially being that she is up to date with all

her shots).  I want to put the religious exemption in " we believe God gave us

our immune sysem and by putting foreign substances into our bodies we are going

against God's promise to us. "   I know alot of the live vaccines contain aborted

fetal tissue, we oppose that as well. 

I never knew any of this when my daughter was born, this is why she received all

her shots.

Can someone please help and let me know if they have been in this situation. 

Can catholic schools reject religious exemptions? 

Thanks everyone,

Jen

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By

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F. CROWLEY, Staff writer

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Last updated: 6:34 p.m., Monday, June 9, 2008

ALBANY -- Families who object to mandatory vaccines will gather

Tuesday on the steps of the state Capitol to support a proposed

``philosophical' ' exemption to mandatory vaccines.

``It will give parents the ability to choose what vaccinations their

children should have,'' said Rudley, who lives in Westchester

County and believes vaccines made her son autistic.

Nineteen other states allow parents to opt-out of vaccines for their

children based on philosophical beliefs including Maine, Vermont and

California.

Meanwhile, the state Health Commissioner has proposed a bill that

would close gaps in the state's immunization program. It is not a

major policy shift, according to health officials. The DOH bill, if

approved, would:

Allow doctors to give vaccines for sexually transmitted diseases

without parental consent to patients under 18 who request them.

Mandate flu and pneumococcal vaccines for all nursing home employees.

Require part-time college students to be immunized for measles, mumps

and rubella, like their full-time counterparts.

Require meningococcal vaccine for all 7th graders and all students

entering college.

A section of the proposed DOH law has anti-vaccine advocates rallying

because it implies that New York will make all vaccines recommended

by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control mandatory.

The CDC recommends that children receive 23 doses of vaccines by the

time they are 6 years old. The vaccines protect against eight

diseases, including polio, hepatitis B, pneumonia and meningitis.

Most of the immunizations are already required to attend public

school in New York state. However, flu shots and the cervical cancer

vaccines are not mandatory in New York, and they won't be under this

proposed law, said Hutton, spokeswoman for the DOH.

Before making a vaccine mandatory, Hutton said the health department

waits until it is affordable and reimbursed by insurance companies,

and proven to be safe and effective in the long term.

Although all major studies show no link to vaccines and developmental

diseases, some parents believe vaccines can cause serious problems

like autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. One of the

suspected agents is the mercury used as a preservative in vaccines.

Although mercury has been removed from most vaccines, autism rates

are still increasing.

Right now, parents can choose not to vaccinate their children for

religious and medical reasons. Some school districts require hearings

where parents must prove their religious beliefs.

A philosophical exemption would allow parents to more easily opt-out

of vaccines.

Cathleen F. Crowley can be reached at 454-5348, or by e-mail at

ccrowley@timesunion .com.

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

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

Vaccines - http://www.wellwith in1.com/vaccine. htm

Vaccine Dangers & Homeopathy Online/email courses