Re: I took my daughter to urgent care last night....

December 18, 2008

Magda,

If she does call cps, you can tell them the law. I think some doctors do know

the law, they just act like they dont and they dont want us to know either.

Same goes for the schools.

Hope your daughter is doing well.

Sabina

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December 18, 2008

> However, last night the urgent care

> doctor was a young doctor who looked fresh out of her residency.

She

> never yelled or belittled me, but she brought the vaccine issue up

> over and over and over. She finally came to the point to tell me to

> take my dd to the ER because my dd could have 'anything' because

she

> wasn't vaccinated.

### Wow, what a way to diagnose an illness. 'Anything'??

I'm not sure where it states this - maybe on the vaccine insert - but

you should NOT vaccinate when a child is ill. Doctors seem to

convenietly forget this.

> I am SO worried that this young doctor will call cps on me. I have

a

> philosophical exemption, but I don't think doctors know the law

> themselves. She was appalled that I didn't vaccinate my daughter.

### No, they don't know the law. They just know what they've been

taught.

> Sorry, for the long post. I feel like I am alone in wanting to keep

> my daughter healthy and happy. It is so frustrating, and worrying

> about cps is something us parents shouldn't have to worry about.

### I agree - the system is trying to bully and frighten us.

I hope things will go better for you and your little one gets better!

Magda

December 18, 2008

Hi ,

Sorry you have had to go through this and I think you've just

discovered why so many of us here on this list no longer use doctors

for primary care. I personally have gotten together a great

homeopathic kit over the years (the remedies themselves are not

expensive) and I have 2 good homeopathic first aid books. We treat ALL

minor problems like sore throats (and calling it a strep throat means

nothing - strep is just the name of a bacteria that can cause many

things - amongst them throat infections, and if your doctor didn't

take a swab, they wouldn't have a clue what bacteria or virus was

causing your throat infection) at home with great success. I have 4

children and in the last 15 years, we have been to see the doctor 4

times - 3 of them for broken bones and once for a very seriously

infected foot my son had. The doctor swabbed it and found that it was

MRSA (a very serious bacterial infection that is resistant to almost

all antibiotics) and wanted to give him Cephlasporin (I think that's

the name of it - the same antibiotic they used for the Anthrax scare

in the US). We did a 24 hour trial with a herbal antibiotic that is

made locally - using it both internally and topically - and within 24

hours, the infection had halved in size and within 48 hours it was

gone - and it hasn't returned since - this was more than 4 years ago.

We use doctors to diagnose difficult situations - and then choose the

treatment ourselves.

For every treatment a doctor will use - all of which are toxic -

another word for poisonous - there are natural alternatives which are

at least as effective if not more effective.

I can't stress enough - it is time for us to stop seeing doctors. We

know more about health than they do, we are more respectful than they

are and we should not put ourselves or our children in their power.

The exceptions are the many good holistic doctors out there. I know

when I was last in the US, we found a holistic doctor for my father.

There is a holistic medical association out there we searched and they

list holistic doctors by area - it may have been the AAPS or some

other organisation - I can't remember. But emergency rooms are for

true emergencies - car accidents, broken bones, trauma conditions -

these are the only areas where Western medicine really excels.

Once you feel confident in your ability to treat at home, you won't be

running off to doctors any more. Oh, and chiropractors - find a good

chiro - they can help with most of these problems too. My primary care

physician is a chiropractor, my secondary care physician is me. :-)

All the best,

Meryl

On 19/12/2008, at 1:05 AM, cindylouwho_79 wrote:

> My daughter was running a fever over the weekend. Other than her

> fever she was acting fine, so I thought she was just cutting teeth.

> Then Monday, I started to feel sick, and by Tuesday, I had a very

> painful soar throath. So I went to the doctor and was told that I

> have strep throat.

>

> So, I took my daughter to the urgent care because she was very

> irritable, and I wanted to make sure she didn't have a soar throat

> as well. I've been to this urgent care before, and my dd's vaccine

> status was never a problem. However, last night the urgent care

> doctor was a young doctor who looked fresh out of her residency. She

> never yelled or belittled me, but she brought the vaccine issue up

> over and over and over. She finally came to the point to tell me to

> take my dd to the ER because my dd could have 'anything' because she

> wasn't vaccinated.

> .

>

> Meryl Dorey,

> President

> Australian Vaccination Network

> Enabling Australians to make informed health choices

> Editor

> Living Wisdom Magazine

> Empowering Positive Change

> PO Box 177

> BANGALOW NSW 2479

> Phone: (61 +2) 02 6687 1699

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> SKYPE: ivmmag

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>

December 18, 2008

well said meryl... find your family a good naturopath and go to him instead.

drs. only know how to push drugs - even the well intentioned ones.

Arianna Mojica- (UCC 1-207/1-103)

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