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Hi,

I am new to this group, I am having a hard time keeping up with all the

emails, but they are interesting. I have partially vaccinated children,

and am expecting another in March. Does anyone know where I can find a

Dr. in my area who will not force me to vaccinate my baby?

My older kids have been to a family doctor in my area, and I left the

shot record blank on their chart. So far, the Dr. has not questioned me

about it. But, this weekend, I had to take my 3yr. old to the ER after

she put a bead up her nose! I was not prepared to be asked if her shots

were up to date, and so hesitated and said, I am not sure (because she

had them up to 2 I think?) but that she will not be having any more. The

nurse said WHY? and I started to explain, then he said Religious reasons?

And I said yes. I just hope it ends there.

It is esp. difficult b/c my dh has not read the stuff I have read and

doesn't see the harm in vaccines.

Thanks for your encouragement.

Pam

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Dear Pam,

It can be very difficult to find a doctor that is fully supportive of your

right not to vaccinate. However, none can force you. Even my previously

" mainstream " pediatrician (I had to educate HIM on breastfeeding benefits)

was respectful of my choice to selectively vaccinate. We have switched

peds. I'm not sure how my new on is about vaccination, but we plan on not

vaccinating our 15 month old any further (she was fully vaxed through 6

months and selectively at 12 months). I also am expecting and plan to give

our newborn no vaccinations.

I can also totally understand about your husband not being in the boat with

you. I try to inform and give my husband good information about why we

should not vaccinate, but he's been thoroughly brainwashed. He tries to

give the reasons to, which I usually discard, so he doesn't feel we can

have a good conversation on this. We had the same problem with cloth

diapers, only obviously not as big of a deal. On both cases, my view won

out. I told him when he's done the research I have, we can re-discuss both

options. But these topics don't interest him the way they do for me (not

that he isn't interested in our daughter's health care, but feels things

were done this way for us, they will be fine for her). He also thinks my

decision not to vaccinate stems from my intense dislike and avoidance of

doctors. I refuse to see one until I am so sick I can't get out of bed

(then he drags me there). We do take nn to well baby check ups, and

when she is sick, my DH has taken her to the doctor after I've delayed too

long for his standards (which by then she's fine anyway). So all in all, I

can understand.

Good luck!

Adrienne

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....oh heavens...I missed Kent's original post also...send it to me Kent if

you will...I need a laugh!!! )) ...all this controversy and I missed the

stimulus!!

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In a message dated 8/11/2003 1:30:47 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

writes:

> Can those who can buy it in their liquor store let the rest of the

> list know

> >which states allow everclear to be carried in liquor stores? LK

>

> I can buy it in my local liquor stores....Louisiana

>

>

you do realize that you cannot sell this product with Everclear or Vodka in

it?

Ginger

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In a message dated 8/15/2003 12:12:34 PM Central Daylight Time,

grohloff@... writes:

> you do realize that you cannot sell this product with Everclear or Vodka in

>

> it?

Says who??

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You can purchase it from Beverage Depot in River Forest, Illinois.

grohloff@... wrote:In a message dated 8/11/2003 1:30:47 AM Mountain Daylight

Time,

writes:

> Can those who can buy it in their liquor store let the rest of the

> list know

> >which states allow everclear to be carried in liquor stores? LK

>

> I can buy it in my local liquor stores....Louisiana

>

>

you do realize that you cannot sell this product with Everclear or Vodka in

it?

Ginger

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> > you do realize that you cannot sell this product with

> Everclear or Vodka in it?

>

> Says who??

Says the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms.

CJ

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In a message dated 8/11/2003 1:30:47 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

writes:

> Hi Dawn,

> A litte while back someone had suggested to me to use sea shells. They

> work really well. The sea shells that are like scoops that is

>

i am wanting to use some shells as scoops. does anyone have any idea which

ones work the best? am wanting one that would hold about 1 TBS of salt.

Ginger

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That sounds like a great idea ! Where do you find the right size shells?

Thanks, cas

grohloff@... wrote:

In a message dated 8/11/2003 1:30:47 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

writes:

> Hi Dawn,

> A litte while back someone had suggested to me to use sea shells. They

> work really well. The sea shells that are like scoops that is

>

i am wanting to use some shells as scoops. does anyone have any idea which

ones work the best? am wanting one that would hold about 1 TBS of salt.

Ginger

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Hello all,

here I am with a progress report. I don't know if progress would be the right

word...

I've read all the articles about die-off and natural healing, but my situation

just doesn't feel right. I have diarrhea after everything I eat now that I'm on

the diet.

I guess there are a few small improvements in some of the Candida aspects,

like my dandruff has somewhat subsided, and hands aren't cold the whole day, but

there are other symptoms that have gone up. They aren't what concerns me, it's

more the diarrhea and losing a lot of weight.

My energy has gone down considerably, and I seem to be demoralized all of the

time, versus my normal optimistic nature.

My diet consists of organic eggs, fatty meats, a few low-carb vegetables now

and then, lemon and salt concoction, fish, organic butter, organic saurkraut,

omega 3 supplement, asacol, Vitamin D3, and Enzymatic Therapy-Megazyme. One

thing is that I think could be causing a causing a problem is palm oil, and not

coconut oil. I can't make the translation because it's German. I was eating that

extra, and I'm not sure if that was a good idea (it's characteristics are: it's

white, formed in perfectly shaped white blocks and it has virtually no taste.

I'm no longer eating it, or cooking with it, starting yesterday).

A few questions:

1. Is coconut milk ok?

2. Has anyone else with IBS ever experienced the worst Diarrhea up to date?

3. It states somewhere in the articles that the largest organs are supposed to

heal before the next important organs. Wouldn't the intestines come before the

immune system?

4. Would ghee be suggested over normal butter? I can't tell anymore what's

giving me the reactions.

5. Is Evian an OK water to drink?

Best wishes,

Gilfoy

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>

>

> Hello all,

> here I am with a progress report. I don't know if progress would

be the right word...

> I've read all the articles about die-off and natural healing, but

my situation just doesn't feel right. I have diarrhea after

everything I eat now that I'm on the diet.

> I guess there are a few small improvements in some of the Candida

aspects, like my dandruff has somewhat subsided, and hands aren't

cold the whole day, but there are other symptoms that have gone up.

They aren't what concerns me, it's more the diarrhea and losing a lot

of weight.

> My energy has gone down considerably, and I seem to be

demoralized all of the time, versus my normal optimistic nature.

> My diet consists of organic eggs, fatty meats, a few low-carb

vegetables now and then, lemon and salt concoction, fish, organic

butter, organic saurkraut, omega 3 supplement, asacol, Vitamin D3,

and Enzymatic Therapy-Megazyme.

==>Try going off the asacol. The diet recommended will heal your

intestines. You are missing vitamin A, calcium/magnesium and B

complex. Is your omega 3 from fish oils. If it is from flax oil I

suggest you change it.

One thing is that I think could be causing a causing a problem is

palm oil, and not coconut oil. I can't make the translation because

it's German. I was eating that extra, and I'm not sure if that was a

good idea (it's characteristics are: it's white, formed in perfectly

shaped white blocks and it has virtually no taste. I'm no longer

eating it, or cooking with it, starting yesterday).

==>Sounds good.

>

> A few questions:

> 1. Is coconut milk ok?

==>No, it contains sugars.

>

> 2. Has anyone else with IBS ever experienced the worst Diarrhea

up to date?

==>Diarrhea is the body's way of eliminating toxins. It will run its

course over time as you stick to the candida program (diet plus

supplements).

>

> 3. It states somewhere in the articles that the largest organs

are supposed to heal before the next important organs. Wouldn't the

intestines come before the immune system?

==>Largest organs? I don't believe that is the wording. It is " you

heal from the inside out and from the top down. "

>

> 4. Would ghee be suggested over normal butter? I can't tell

anymore what's giving me the reactions.

==>Ghee is good for some people, rather than butter, because the

proteins in butter can be difficult for some people to digest.

>

> 5. Is Evian an OK water to drink?

==>It seems to be okay.

Bee

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Hey Group:

Absolutely. . .GF~~Tracey & my lil Bro~~Terry & my Hero~~Skip. . .I agree 100%

with you guys.

This Naturopathic healer reminds me of a Doctor. . .lost his OH/MI license

years ago for writing excessive narcotic prescriptions, he's back in practice,

and cannot write any prescriptions. However, he sponsored a seminar several

years ago and told those in attendance that we acquired our bug from the bombing

that was done from 1949-1953 above ground in CO. He said that " the radiation

settled, the cows ate the grass; us bottle-fed baby's drank the milk; and we

contracted CML " . His treatment was to give us mega doses of Vitamin C

intravenously and 'CURE' our CML (hehehe). This treatment not being approved,

wasn't covered by any insurance. He gave an example of a patient of his who

later became unable to pay for the treatment and died. He couldn't, however;

tell me why he hadn't continued to treat his patient who became unable to pay;

free of charge, per his research purposes. The Hypocritical Oath ALL Doctors

take (go figure). Has it became obsolete or has GREED made it

obsolete? ? ? FYI~~my 2 cents only. . . " K "

" K "

" I AIN'T FINISHED YET " !!!