Hello Everyone! - New Member here

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Hello everyone! My name is Barb and I have two children, my daughter

who is 11 and my son who just turned 8. Although my children were

vaccinated when they were babies, I have now made the choice not to

vaccinate them. My daughter thankfully does not appear to have had

any serious effects from her vaccines. My son on the other hand had

severe reactions (screaming bloody murder for hours) after the

Prevnar and DTap vaccines. At that time, I had no idea how dangerous

vaccines are. I attributed it to the new Prevnar vaccine and after

the 2nd round of screaming, I refused the Prevnar vaccine.

I didn't really notice anything different about my son until around 2

when he received his MMR and all of the other vaccines. I think I

would have notices more symptoms, problems however I was going

through a divorce at the time and was just trying to stay afloat. I

look back at pictures now and can see how he changed from a happy

loving child to mad and upset all the time.

It wasn't until a few years later that I learned of the damage that

vaccines can cause. It started when I began exercising when my son

was 4. I began getting a metallic burning taste in my mouth. I went

to my dentist – everything was ok…went to my Dr – he said it was acid

reflux even after I told him I it felt like a 9 volt battery burning

my tongue. I then turned to the internet and there is where I found

that my fillings (at that time was over 15 of them) were poisoning

me. Over the next few years I had my fillings removed, went

through chelation (self treat-Dr Cutler's protocol) and am still

healing.

When I found out about the fillings, I also learned of the thimerosal

in vaccines. I researched and found that my son at 5 different Dr

appointments had been injected with anywhere from 75% TO 225% OVER

the EPA's safe daily exposure limit for mercury. That would explain

the rash of ear infections, asthma and sickness that he experienced

during the past few years.

My son is 8 now and although his health is much better now (no ear

infections, asthma any more) we are still feeling the effects of the

vaccines. He is a very emotionally sensitive boy who can go from

sweet to vicious in a blink of an eye. He is really having a hard

time controlling his emotions. I am hoping that it is something that

he may grow out of. If not, I would love to learn how to self treat

him as we are not able to take him to expensive holistic/naturpathic

doctors.

I am getting remarried next year and we are planning on having more

children and I know one thing – no one will bring a needle anywhere

near my children ever again.

Thanks for reading my super long post and I really look forward to

getting to know everyone!

Barb

[Guest guest]

Hi, Barb--welcome! It's very smart of you to have figured this all out. Some

people never put it together. I also have an overly sensitive son so know how

frustrating it is. I suggest avoiding things that sensitive children are more

vulnerable to--food dyes, aspartame, sucralose, sugar, stress... Make sure he

gets a good quality multivitamin, fish oil, Vit. C and cal/mag supplements,

frequent snacks (hypoglycemia?) and a lot of physical activity to let out

stress, and sufficient sleep.

Kids that can't control their emotions need a lot of patience, and depend on us

to provide consistent structure more than other kids do--especially in a school

setting. Despite the expense, I think it's critical to get the help of a good

alternative doc, especially a homeopath, for these kinds of kids. You don't want

to go it alone. It will be cheaper in the long run in so many ways.

Winnie

Hello Everyone! - New Member here

Vaccinations

> Hello everyone! My name is Barb and I have two children, my

> daughter

> who is 11 and my son who just turned 8. Although my children

> were

> vaccinated when they were babies, I have now made the choice not

> to

> vaccinate them. My daughter thankfully does not appear to have

> had

> any serious effects from her vaccines. My son on the other hand

> had

> severe reactions (screaming bloody murder for hours) after the

> Prevnar and DTap vaccines. At that time, I had no idea how

> dangerous

> vaccines are. I attributed it to the new Prevnar vaccine and

> after

> the 2nd round of screaming, I refused the Prevnar vaccine.

>

> I didn't really notice anything different about my son until

> around 2

> when he received his MMR and all of the other vaccines. I think

> I

> would have notices more symptoms, problems however I was going

> through a divorce at the time and was just trying to stay

> afloat. I

> look back at pictures now and can see how he changed from a

> happy

> loving child to mad and upset all the time.

>

> It wasn't until a few years later that I learned of the damage

> that

> vaccines can cause. It started when I began exercising when my

> son

> was 4. I began getting a metallic burning taste in my mouth. I

> went

> to my dentist – everything was ok…went to my Dr – he said it was

> acid

> reflux even after I told him I it felt like a 9 volt battery

> burning

> my tongue. I then turned to the internet and there is where I

> found

> that my fillings (at that time was over 15 of them) were

> poisoning

> me. Over the next few years I had my fillings removed, went

> through chelation (self treat-Dr Cutler's protocol) and am still

> healing.

>

> When I found out about the fillings, I also learned of the

> thimerosal

> in vaccines. I researched and found that my son at 5 different

> Dr

> appointments had been injected with anywhere from 75% TO 225%

> OVER

> the EPA's safe daily exposure limit for mercury. That would

> explain

> the rash of ear infections, asthma and sickness that he

> experienced

> during the past few years.

>

> My son is 8 now and although his health is much better now (no

> ear

> infections, asthma any more) we are still feeling the effects of

> the

> vaccines. He is a very emotionally sensitive boy who can go

> from

> sweet to vicious in a blink of an eye. He is really having a

> hard

> time controlling his emotions. I am hoping that it is something

> that

> he may grow out of. If not, I would love to learn how to self

> treat

> him as we are not able to take him to expensive

> holistic/naturpathic

> doctors.

> I am getting remarried next year and we are planning on having

> more

> children and I know one thing – no one will bring a needle

> anywhere

> near my children ever again.

>

> Thanks for reading my super long post and I really look forward

> to

> getting to know everyone!

> Barb

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Winnie,

We have already removed artificial sweetners, etc and I don't usually

let them have a lot of soda or really sugary snacks. We have slowly

been migrating over to organic foods and all natural plant based

cleaners, etc to reduce any toxins. I guess we are doing as much as

our budget can handle and adding things little by little so it is not

such a big impact.

As for a homeopath, perhaps I am assuming the cost is more that it

really is. May I ask how much on average a visit is? I would love to

be able to take them to a homeopath/naturpath but I keep thinking it

is really expensive.

Thanks for the warm welcome!

Barb

>

> Hi, Barb--welcome! It's very smart of you to have figured this all

out. Some people never put it together. I also have an overly

sensitive son so know how frustrating it is. I suggest avoiding

things that sensitive children are more vulnerable to--food dyes,

aspartame, sucralose, sugar, stress... Make sure he gets a good

quality multivitamin, fish oil, Vit. C and cal/mag supplements,

frequent snacks (hypoglycemia?) and a lot of physical activity to let

out stress, and sufficient sleep.

>

> Kids that can't control their emotions need a lot of patience, and

depend on us to provide consistent structure more than other kids do--

especially in a school setting. Despite the expense, I think it's

critical to get the help of a good alternative doc, especially a

homeopath, for these kinds of kids. You don't want to go it alone. It

will be cheaper in the long run in so many ways.

>

> Winnie

>