Re: Father Plays Russian Roulette with Life of Son - Battle over Vaccine Safety

[Guest guest]

the father is an asshole

On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 2:27 PM, maggie_panion <alaska.quilter@...>wrote:

>

> <http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/84862>

>

> Though the couple's divorce agreement stipulates that both parents

> must agree on medical decisions before they are carried out, Bill

> took Judah for multiple vaccinations in one day when Michel ,

> the boy's mother, thought they had gone to the zoo. Bill is now

> insisting on more vaccinations.

>

>

[Guest guest]

The father might be an idiot, but the mother needs to be informed that there is

no " test " that will ensure safety of vaccinations.

Winnie

Father Plays Russian Roulette with Life of Son - Battle

over Vaccine Safety

Vaccinations

>

> http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/84862

>

> Father Plays Russian Roulette With the Life of His Son in

> Parental

> Battle Over Vaccination Safety

> by Lourdes Salvador

> December 13, 2008

> A 3 year old Florida child is caught in a battle between his

> parents

> over vaccination. The divorced parents cannot agree on the

> child's

> best interests when it comes to vaccination.

>

> Little 3-year-old Judah may have inherited a rare genetic

> disorder that makes normal childhood immunizations a " shot in

> the

> dark " .

>

> If Judah suffers from the disorder, he could suffer irreversible

> damage or death from multiple vaccines. Screening and blood

> testing

> would determine if he suffers from the illness, however his

> father,

> Bill , refuses to allow it.

>

> Though the couple's divorce agreement stipulates that both

> parents

> must agree on medical decisions before they are carried out,

> Bill

> took Judah for multiple vaccinations in one day when Michel

> ,

> the boy's mother, thought they had gone to the zoo. Bill is now

> insisting on more vaccinations.

>

> The impact of the vaccinations on little Judah has yet to be

> determined. Michel says, " The genetic disorder runs in my

> family. I

> don't think Bill realizes that Judah could end up dependent on

> full

> time medical care for the rest of his life. "

>

> Before the couple dissolved their marriage, both agreed on the

> importance of vaccines being given cautiously, individually, and

> spaced out. Since the dissolution, many loose ends remain

> regarding

> medical care for Judah.

>

> Michel says, " Bill is angry that I divorced him and to get back

> at

> me, he is endangering our son's life. "

>

> But chances are extremely high that Judah has inherited this

> rare

> blood disorder from his mother, grandmother, aunt, and uncle who

> have

> had vaccination complications ranging from serious allergic

> reactions

> to lifelong neurological and immunological damage which now

> requires

> ongoing medical care.

>

> Hannah Polling, a vaccine damaged girl in Georgia, recently won

> a

> vaccine court case in which it was determined her mitochondrial

> disease was exacerbated by vaccination, resulting in autism like

> symptoms.

>

> Michel worries the same may happen to her child. " A simple test

> and

> evaluation can tell us for sure whether he can be safely

> vaccinated.

> The results will determine how and when the vaccines should be

> administered, " she says.

>

> Though Michel secured a pediatrician in Broward who is well

> versed in

> vaccine complications and these high risk kids, Bill would not

> allow

> it, saying it is further than he wants to travel.

>

> " I'm not against vaccination. It would simply be irresponsible

> of me

> as a mother to administer any further immunizations due to the

> high

> likelihood of this inherited illness that has caused devastating

> life-

> long complications with other family members when they have been

> vaccinated. I love my son and want what's truly best for him. "

>

> While the parents battle it out and attempt to work with each

> other

> through a parent coordinator, Judah's fate may hang in the

> balance of

> court officials.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The father should lose custody for child endangerment. Good thing

they are divorced.

>

> The father might be an idiot, but the mother needs to be informed

that there is no " test " that will ensure safety of vaccinations.

>

> Winnie

> Father Plays Russian Roulette with Life of

Son - Battle over Vaccine Safety

> Vaccinations

>

> >

> > http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/84862

> >

> > Father Plays Russian Roulette With the Life of His Son in

> > Parental

> > Battle Over Vaccination Safety

> > by Lourdes Salvador

> > December 13, 2008

> > A 3 year old Florida child is caught in a battle between his

> > parents

> > over vaccination. The divorced parents cannot agree on the

> > child's

> > best interests when it comes to vaccination.

> >

> > Little 3-year-old Judah may have inherited a rare genetic

> > disorder that makes normal childhood immunizations a " shot in

> > the

> > dark " .

> >

> > If Judah suffers from the disorder, he could suffer irreversible

> > damage or death from multiple vaccines. Screening and blood

> > testing

> > would determine if he suffers from the illness, however his

> > father,

> > Bill , refuses to allow it.

> >

> > Though the couple's divorce agreement stipulates that both

> > parents

> > must agree on medical decisions before they are carried out,

> > Bill

> > took Judah for multiple vaccinations in one day when Michel

> > ,

> > the boy's mother, thought they had gone to the zoo. Bill is now

> > insisting on more vaccinations.

> >

> > The impact of the vaccinations on little Judah has yet to be

> > determined. Michel says, " The genetic disorder runs in my

> > family. I

> > don't think Bill realizes that Judah could end up dependent on

> > full

> > time medical care for the rest of his life. "

> >

> > Before the couple dissolved their marriage, both agreed on the

> > importance of vaccines being given cautiously, individually, and

> > spaced out. Since the dissolution, many loose ends remain

> > regarding

> > medical care for Judah.

> >

> > Michel says, " Bill is angry that I divorced him and to get back

> > at

> > me, he is endangering our son's life. "

> >

> > But chances are extremely high that Judah has inherited this

> > rare

> > blood disorder from his mother, grandmother, aunt, and uncle who

> > have

> > had vaccination complications ranging from serious allergic

> > reactions

> > to lifelong neurological and immunological damage which now

> > requires

> > ongoing medical care.

> >

> > Hannah Polling, a vaccine damaged girl in Georgia, recently won

> > a

> > vaccine court case in which it was determined her mitochondrial

> > disease was exacerbated by vaccination, resulting in autism like

> > symptoms.

> >

> > Michel worries the same may happen to her child. " A simple test

> > and

> > evaluation can tell us for sure whether he can be safely

> > vaccinated.

> > The results will determine how and when the vaccines should be

> > administered, " she says.

> >

> > Though Michel secured a pediatrician in Broward who is well

> > versed in

> > vaccine complications and these high risk kids, Bill would not

> > allow

> > it, saying it is further than he wants to travel.

> >

> > " I'm not against vaccination. It would simply be irresponsible

> > of me

> > as a mother to administer any further immunizations due to the

> > high

> > likelihood of this inherited illness that has caused devastating

> > life-

> > long complications with other family members when they have been

> > vaccinated. I love my son and want what's truly best for him. "

> >

> > While the parents battle it out and attempt to work with each

> > other

> > through a parent coordinator, Judah's fate may hang in the

> > balance of

> > court officials.

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>