My Mom

November 26, 2001

Melinda, I am very glad your mom doesnot have cancer. I hope your day get

better. I am around if you need to vent. marsha

November 26, 2001

Good to hear it isn't cancer, terrible she " forgot " to tell you though.

Hope your night is better Mel.

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My mom

Well. Just found out my mom doesnt have cancer. the results came back

negative. Course she didnt bother to tell me. told everybody else and NOT

me.... How nice...... Why do i expect any different.. Its like im always

holding out my hand only to have it slapped every time.

Just thought id update everybody anyway. Im not having a good day but its

at least 1/2 over.

Melinda

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November 27, 2001

That's Great news Melinda about your Mom !!! At least You know and can deal with it ) Hang in there, things have to get better )

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Well. Just found out my mom doesnt have cancer. the results came back negative. Course she didnt bother to tell me. told everybody else and NOT me.... How nice...... Why do i expect any different.. Its like im always holding out my hand only to have it slapped every time. :(Just thought id update everybody anyway. Im not having a good day but its at least 1/2 over.Melinda

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March 12, 2004

Mom was scheduled to be admitted this sat. with surgery on Monday. Yesterday she

had stroke #3. That makes 3 in 6 weeks. This one was more severe yet. Her speech

was greatly effected, she cannot move her right arm at all and she can barely

move her right leg.

This is so hard on me (and her of course). I can't stand seeing her like this,

she was always so independent and active. Not sure what's going on. Yesterday

the neurologist said they will wait at least 3 days before even touching her.

Last night the surgeon (not her original one because he's on vacation) said they

may attempt surgery today. I don't know. I'm off to the hospital to talk with

some doctors and the social worker. Mom is very depressed says she wants to die.

I'll update you later.

Di

March 12, 2004

You are in our prayers. This is a tough one.

mom to Bridget 10 in SC

Re: My Mom

Mom was scheduled to be admitted this sat. with surgery on Monday. Yesterday

she had stroke #3. That makes 3 in 6 weeks. This one was more severe yet. Her

speech was greatly effected, she cannot move her right arm at all and she can

barely move her right leg.

This is so hard on me (and her of course). I can't stand seeing her like this,

she was always so independent and active. Not sure what's going on. Yesterday

the neurologist said they will wait at least 3 days before even touching her.

Last night the surgeon (not her original one because he's on vacation) said they

may attempt surgery today. I don't know. I'm off to the hospital to talk with

some doctors and the social worker. Mom is very depressed says she wants to die.

I'll update you later.

Di

October 5, 2006

Thanks - that's a good point. My Mom is in her 70s and always

gets the flu shot because she had lymphoma, but once I tell her this

she will probably stop getting them. Sorry to hear about your mom.

Sally

>

> I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult to

carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has

autism. She has Alzheimer's. I am telling you this, because I

believe the 15 plus consecutive flu shots she got over the years

caused the Alzheimer's. The flu shot has aluminum and mercury and

it is hypothesized they work synergistically to cause damage. Many

of you parents out there have parents that are still young, maybe in

their 40s and 50s, and you should persuade them to not ever get a

flu shot, ever. It is very possible that the genetic component to

this is that many of us cannot chelate the poisons adequately. I

personally have had only one flu shot in 99. Shortly after that

Tristan regressed into autism after his last round of shots, and I

began my research. I have become very antivaccine because I have

become educated and convinced. I hope none of you see your parents

regress as I did mine.

>

> C.

>

October 5, 2006

IF YOU ARE CaRLSON, GETTING THE FLU VACCINE FOR 3 OF 5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS INCREASES THE RISK OF ALZ. DIS. 11 FOLD.

INTERNAT,. J. Clin. Invest Clin. Invest, Dec., 3005.

HHF

My Mom

I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult to carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has autism. She has Alzheimer's. I am telling you this, because I believe the 15 plus consecutive flu shots she got over the years caused the Alzheimer's. The flu shot has aluminum and mercury and it is hypothesized they work synergistically to cause damage. Many of you parents out there have parents that are still young, maybe in their 40s and 50s, and you should persuade them to not ever get a flu shot, ever. It is very possible that the genetic component to this is that many of us cannot chelate the poisons adequately. I personally have had only one flu shot in 99. Shortly after that Tristan regressed into autism after his last round of shots, and I began my research. I have become very antivaccine because I have become educated and convinced. I hope none of you see your parents regress as I did mine.

C.

October 5, 2006

Did they live in the same area? DO THEY BOTH HAVE an INCREASE IN TOXIC HEAVY METALS? That both have a memory disorder is not a coincidence.,

HHF

My Mom

I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult to carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has autism. She has Alzheimer's. I am telling you this, because I believe the 15 plus consecutive flu shots she got over the years caused the Alzheimer's. The flu shot has aluminum and mercury and it is hypothesized they work synergistically to cause damage. Many of you parents out there have parents that are still young, maybe in their 40s and 50s, and you should persuade them to not ever get a flu shot, ever. It is very possible that the genetic component to this is that many of us cannot chelate the poisons adequately. I personally have had only one flu shot in 99. Shortly after that Tristan regressed into autism after his last round of shots, and I began my research. I have become very antivaccine because I have become educated and convinced. I hope none of you see your parents regress as I did mine.

C.

October 5, 2006

That both have as memory disorder is not a coincidence., I submitted a paper on Familial Memory Disorders 4 months ago., The genetic predisposition is for a memory disorder; which one they get depends on age. Both may be due to excess toxic metals or a deficiency in a trace mineral;

if so, they are treatable.

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HHF My Mom

I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult to carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has autism. She has Alzheimer's. I am telling you this, because I believe the 15 plus consecutive flu shots she got over the years caused the Alzheimer's. The flu shot has aluminum and mercury and it is hypothesized they work synergistically to cause damage. Many of you parents out there have parents that are still young, maybe in their 40s and 50s, and you should persuade them to not ever get a flu shot, ever. It is very possible that the genetic component to this is that many of us cannot chelate the poisons adequately. I personally have had only one flu shot in 99. Shortly after that Tristan regressed into autism after his last round of shots, and I began my research. I have become very antivaccine because I have become educated and convinced. I hope none of you see your parents regress as I did mine.

C.

October 5, 2006

on 10/4/06 7:43 PM, Carlson at cathykay@... wrote:

I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult to carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has autism. She has Alzheimer's. I am telling you this, because I believe the 15 plus consecutive flu shots she got over the years caused the Alzheimer's. The flu shot has aluminum and mercury and it is hypothesized they work synergistically to cause damage. Many of you parents out there have parents that are still young, maybe in their 40s and 50s, and you should persuade them to not ever get a flu shot, ever. It is very possible that the genetic component to this is that many of us cannot chelate the poisons adequately. I personally have had only one flu shot in 99. Shortly after that Tristan regressed into autism after his last round of shots, and I began my research. I have become very antivaccine because I have become educated and convinced. I hope none of you see your parents regress as I did mine.

C.

- good luck with your family.

My dad doesn't listen to a word I say- he eats fish (shark too), smokes and probably gets the flu shot. He's going to 71 in 2 weeks and keeps saying " well if I made it this far.... " . But, i'm going to forward your email to him-- maybe he'll listen to you

thanks,

October 5, 2006

, I wish you and your family all the best. My parents, too, have been getting annual flu shots for a good number of years straight. They are now in their 80's and although they don't have Alzheimer's, they do have other health problems including heart arrythmia, angina, and osteoarthritis, etc. I can't help but wonder whether their lousy teeth helped save them somewhat, from developing Alzheimer's. They lost most of their teeth (all in my mom's case) cerca 20 years ago. I can't help but wonder what difference that may have made, in that when they had their teeth removed, they no longer had additional mercury vapor from their dental amalgams to deal with. Aasa Carlson <cathykay@...> wrote: I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult to carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has autism. She has Alzheimer's. I am telling you this, because I believe the 15 plus consecutive flu shots she got over the years caused the Alzheimer's. The flu shot has aluminum and mercury and it is hypothesized they work synergistically to cause damage. Many of you parents out there have parents that are still young, maybe in their 40s and 50s, and you should persuade them to not ever get a flu shot, ever. It is very possible that the genetic component to this is that

many of us cannot chelate the poisons adequately. I personally have had only one flu shot in 99. Shortly after that Tristan regressed into autism after his last round of shots, and I began my research. I have become very antivaccine because I have become educated and convinced. I hope none of you see your parents regress as I did mine. C.

October 5, 2006

BUT there is some mercury in the pink part of false teeth, I'm told.

Barb

Re: My Mom

, I wish you and your family all the best. My parents, too, have been getting annual flu shots for a good number of years straight. They are now in their 80's and although they don't have Alzheimer's, they do have other health problems including heart arrythmia, angina, and osteoarthritis, etc. I can't help but wonder whether their lousy teeth helped save them somewhat, from developing Alzheimer's. They lost most of their teeth (all in my mom's case) cerca 20 years ago. I can't help but wonder what difference that may have made, in that when they had their teeth removed, they no longer had additional mercury vapor from their dental amalgams to deal with.

Aasa

Carlson <cathykayearthlink (DOT) net> wrote:

I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult to carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has autism. She has Alzheimer's. I am telling you this, because I believe the 15 plus consecutive flu shots she got over the years caused the Alzheimer's. The flu shot has aluminum and mercury and it is hypothesized they work synergistically to cause damage. Many of you parents out there have parents that are still young, maybe in their 40s and 50s, and you should persuade them to not ever get a flu shot, ever. It is very possible that the genetic component to this is that many of us cannot chelate the poisons adequately. I personally have had only one flu shot in 99. Shortly after that Tristan regressed into autism after his last round of shots, and I began my research. I have become very antivaccine because I have become educated and convinced. I hope none of you see your parents regress as I did mine.

C.

October 6, 2006

Are you serious? Where did you hear this? I really want to know

more. It's all adding to create a huge pot of mercury that my son

developed in. He didn't have a chance from the start.

> I talked to my mom today. It has become almost as difficult

to carry on a conversation with her as my grandson Tristan who has