Re: Check out Former science chief: 'MMR fears...

May 28, 2012

I agree in many ways. It is in the best interest of people who may be culpable

to simplify these complex issues in a way that makes the theories seem

ridiculous. Plus, the whole autism movement has shot itself in the foot in

many ways by doing the same thing. Quite honestly, even when I think about it

myself it seems so ridiculous, for example, that we shoot mercury into kids, I

can hardly believe it myself.

For kids like mine, yes there is some fragility involved, but where did that

come from? Is that actually epigenetic? And if it is, then how do we address

that?

I am stunned though that your neighbours, etc, don't have damaged kids. The

number of allergic, asthmatic, ADHD, eczemic, constipated, cavity-riddled, etc

kids I know is incredible. Just this last two weeks I have been told by my

former foster child that her two children have autism and by a family friend

that their daughter was diagnosed aspergers.

I agree completely with you that in talking to people we need to come up with

ways of stating things that makes them stop talking and at least listen for a

bit.

Anita

>

> I think the problem with MMR theory is the public took it literally, so if

> any child had autism who didn't have MMR then it must be safe, and of

> course all the vaccinated healthy kids.

> didn't have MMR, did and is by far and away more

> affected.

> I actually don't know any kids who are unhealthy, other than those I am

> brought into contact with through my children being autistic, all neighbours,

> nephews and nieces are fine and fare, this despite the most atrocious diets

> imaginable.

> I think parents have to accept the genetic predisposition as the most

> obvious explanation as to why little johnny next door is a picture of health

> with the same [and more] vaccines than my boys.

> It becomes tiresome trying to convince people of something as though it

> were a universal and wholesale truth, my boys are autistic because they are

> gentically predisposed to have the stuffing knocked out of them with the same

> things that have no effect on others, at least all the naysayers have a

> harder time with that one and I don't have to listen to the same old

> arguments.

> Vicky

>

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