Re: Monkey Virus and Amish

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Rebekah

--- bridalsh wrote:

> I have to ask, what does " the Monkey Virus " have to

> do with autism? My

> husband came down with Lymphoma and I understand

> that there is a

> connection between the " the Monkey Virus " and

> Cancer.

>

> I heard the same about the Amish and autism, but

> being from

> Pennsylvania I also understand that what goes on in

> the Amish

> community sometimes stays in the Amish community. I

> was always told,

> " Beware of the English! " , and my family has been off

> the farm for four

> generations.

>

> Bev

>

>

>

> >

> > I think they found SV-40 in a child as late as

> around 1999, but I

> > could be wrong. How do you know mono came from

> " the monkey virus " , not

> > sure if you're referring to one of the other SVs?

> I mean, I'm sure

> > it's possible, but did someone test you for it or

> are you just

> > thinking that was it? I'm also not aware of vit K

> ever having had

> > mercury in it, though I think in general it's a

> bad shot for any

> newborn.

> >

> > You have any links to the Amish & autism? Last I

> read, from

> > Olmstead's, the only Amish who had autism were

> adopted.

> >

> > Debi

> >

>

>

>

Rebekah Phil 4:8 & #10084;

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[Guest guest]

What dies " Beware of the Englsih " imply?

Rebekah

--- bridalsh wrote:

> I have to ask, what does " the Monkey Virus " have to

> do with autism? My

> husband came down with Lymphoma and I understand

> that there is a

> connection between the " the Monkey Virus " and

> Cancer.

>

> I heard the same about the Amish and autism, but

> being from

> Pennsylvania I also understand that what goes on in

> the Amish

> community sometimes stays in the Amish community. I

> was always told,

> " Beware of the English! " , and my family has been off

> the farm for four

> generations.

>

> Bev

>

>

>

> >

> > I think they found SV-40 in a child as late as

> around 1999, but I

> > could be wrong. How do you know mono came from

> " the monkey virus " , not

> > sure if you're referring to one of the other SVs?

> I mean, I'm sure

> > it's possible, but did someone test you for it or

> are you just

> > thinking that was it? I'm also not aware of vit K

> ever having had

> > mercury in it, though I think in general it's a

> bad shot for any

> newborn.

> >

> > You have any links to the Amish & autism? Last I

> read, from

> > Olmstead's, the only Amish who had autism were

> adopted.

> >

> > Debi

> >

>

>

>

Rebekah Phil 4:8 & #10084;

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most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage I to

think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

live of sinful natures and such.

Sondra

[Guest guest]

most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage I to

think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

live of sinful natures and such.

Sondra

[Guest guest]

The Amish call anyone outside of their community " The English " . I

remember a line from the movie " Witness " with on Ford, who

falls in love with an Amish woman while undercover in an Amish

community.... " Be careful out among the English... "

> What dies " Beware of the Englsih " imply?

>

> Rebekah

> --- bridalsh wrote:

>

>> I have to ask, what does " the Monkey Virus " have to

>> do with autism? My

>> husband came down with Lymphoma and I understand

>> that there is a

>> connection between the " the Monkey Virus " and

>> Cancer.

>>

>> I heard the same about the Amish and autism, but

>> being from

>> Pennsylvania I also understand that what goes on in

>> the Amish

>> community sometimes stays in the Amish community. I

>> was always told,

>> " Beware of the English! " , and my family has been off

>> the farm for four

>> generations.

>>

>> Bev

>>

>>

>>

>>>

>>> I think they found SV-40 in a child as late as

>> around 1999, but I

>>> could be wrong. How do you know mono came from

>> " the monkey virus " , not

>>> sure if you're referring to one of the other SVs?

>> I mean, I'm sure

>>> it's possible, but did someone test you for it or

>> are you just

>>> thinking that was it? I'm also not aware of vit K

>> ever having had

>>> mercury in it, though I think in general it's a

>> bad shot for any

>> newborn.

>>>

>>> You have any links to the Amish & autism? Last I

>> read, from

>>> Olmstead's, the only Amish who had autism were

>> adopted.

>>>

>>> Debi

>>>

>>

>>

>>

>

>

> Rebekah Phil 4:8 & #10084;

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

The Amish call anyone outside of their community " The English " . I

remember a line from the movie " Witness " with on Ford, who

falls in love with an Amish woman while undercover in an Amish

community.... " Be careful out among the English... "

> What dies " Beware of the Englsih " imply?

>

> Rebekah

> --- bridalsh wrote:

>

>> I have to ask, what does " the Monkey Virus " have to

>> do with autism? My

>> husband came down with Lymphoma and I understand

>> that there is a

>> connection between the " the Monkey Virus " and

>> Cancer.

>>

>> I heard the same about the Amish and autism, but

>> being from

>> Pennsylvania I also understand that what goes on in

>> the Amish

>> community sometimes stays in the Amish community. I

>> was always told,

>> " Beware of the English! " , and my family has been off

>> the farm for four

>> generations.

>>

>> Bev

>>

>>

>>

>>>

>>> I think they found SV-40 in a child as late as

>> around 1999, but I

>>> could be wrong. How do you know mono came from

>> " the monkey virus " , not

>>> sure if you're referring to one of the other SVs?

>> I mean, I'm sure

>>> it's possible, but did someone test you for it or

>> are you just

>>> thinking that was it? I'm also not aware of vit K

>> ever having had

>>> mercury in it, though I think in general it's a

>> bad shot for any

>> newborn.

>>>

>>> You have any links to the Amish & autism? Last I

>> read, from

>>> Olmstead's, the only Amish who had autism were

>> adopted.

>>>

>>> Debi

>>>

>>

>>

>>

>

>

> Rebekah Phil 4:8 & #10084;

>

>

>

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Yes, that's true, Sondra. And it's interesting to note that

" Pennsylvania Dutch " country (Lancaster, PA where the Amish live) is

actually a corruption of Pennsylvania DEUTSCH.....deutsch meaning

German, rather than Dutch.

> most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage

> I to

> think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

> they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

> live of sinful natures and such.

> Sondra

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, that's true, Sondra. And it's interesting to note that

" Pennsylvania Dutch " country (Lancaster, PA where the Amish live) is

actually a corruption of Pennsylvania DEUTSCH.....deutsch meaning

German, rather than Dutch.

> most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage

> I to

> think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

> they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

> live of sinful natures and such.

> Sondra

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

we be in Ohio have a strong populations in certain areas of the amish

too. this is of how I to knew of this.

Sondra

[Guest guest]

we be in Ohio have a strong populations in certain areas of the amish

too. this is of how I to knew of this.

Sondra

[Guest guest]

I don't know that sv-40 does have anything to do with autism, but I'm

far from an expert. It has been associated with several forms of

cancer. I cannot remember them all, I know glioblastoma, the most

aggressive brain cancer, is one of them. If I can find my book " The

Virus & The Vaccine " I'll look it up for you, it's an excellent,

non-fiction book about polio and the invention of the vaccine.

Debi

[Guest guest]

I don't know that sv-40 does have anything to do with autism, but I'm

far from an expert. It has been associated with several forms of

cancer. I cannot remember them all, I know glioblastoma, the most

aggressive brain cancer, is one of them. If I can find my book " The

Virus & The Vaccine " I'll look it up for you, it's an excellent,

non-fiction book about polio and the invention of the vaccine.

Debi

[Guest guest]

You have to understand the history of the area of parts of

Pennsylvania and the populations of the area.

It meant to beware of strangers and to the Amish families, the English

were the strangers of the area and time, even to the families who

broke ties with the old ways still would tell their children to beware

of the English or strangers. The " English " were just the other

population of the area. Many of my friends are of English descent and

they very dear friends that even as a child were a positive part of

the community, but the older generations repeat old ways even with

broken ties.

The saying was just an example to explain that I do not believe that

The Amish always share what goes on in their community. I believe that

if a child was born in the Amish community of Pennsylvania and was

functioning autism (not having metal poison). The Amish of

Pennsylvania would treat the child in a different manor than the

populations outside of the Amish community. They tend to keep to their

own!

Bev

> > >

> > > I think they found SV-40 in a child as late as

> > around 1999, but I

> > > could be wrong. How do you know mono came from

> > " the monkey virus " , not

> > > sure if you're referring to one of the other SVs?

> > I mean, I'm sure

> > > it's possible, but did someone test you for it or

> > are you just

> > > thinking that was it? I'm also not aware of vit K

> > ever having had

> > > mercury in it, though I think in general it's a

> > bad shot for any

> > newborn.

> > >

> > > You have any links to the Amish & autism? Last I

> > read, from

> > > Olmstead's, the only Amish who had autism were

> > adopted.

> > >

> > > Debi

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> Rebekah Phil 4:8 & #10084;

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

You have to understand the history of the area of parts of

Pennsylvania and the populations of the area.

It meant to beware of strangers and to the Amish families, the English

were the strangers of the area and time, even to the families who

broke ties with the old ways still would tell their children to beware

of the English or strangers. The " English " were just the other

population of the area. Many of my friends are of English descent and

they very dear friends that even as a child were a positive part of

the community, but the older generations repeat old ways even with

broken ties.

The saying was just an example to explain that I do not believe that

The Amish always share what goes on in their community. I believe that

if a child was born in the Amish community of Pennsylvania and was

functioning autism (not having metal poison). The Amish of

Pennsylvania would treat the child in a different manor than the

populations outside of the Amish community. They tend to keep to their

own!

Bev

> > >

> > > I think they found SV-40 in a child as late as

> > around 1999, but I

> > > could be wrong. How do you know mono came from

> > " the monkey virus " , not

> > > sure if you're referring to one of the other SVs?

> > I mean, I'm sure

> > > it's possible, but did someone test you for it or

> > are you just

> > > thinking that was it? I'm also not aware of vit K

> > ever having had

> > > mercury in it, though I think in general it's a

> > bad shot for any

> > newborn.

> > >

> > > You have any links to the Amish & autism? Last I

> > read, from

> > > Olmstead's, the only Amish who had autism were

> > adopted.

> > >

> > > Debi

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> Rebekah Phil 4:8 & #10084;

>

>

>

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The heart of the Dutch country is Berks County! The Amish live far

wider than one or two counties of Pennsylvania, that movie has

everyone thinking the Amish live only in Lancaster. If you what to see

the English-Amish go to Lancaster and visit the displays, but I must

admit they got good food!

Bev

>

> > most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage

> > I to

> > think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

> > they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

> > live of sinful natures and such.

> > Sondra

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

The heart of the Dutch country is Berks County! The Amish live far

wider than one or two counties of Pennsylvania, that movie has

everyone thinking the Amish live only in Lancaster. If you what to see

the English-Amish go to Lancaster and visit the displays, but I must

admit they got good food!

Bev

>

> > most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage

> > I to

> > think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

> > they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

> > live of sinful natures and such.

> > Sondra

> >

> >

> >

>

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Here’s a funny story about the word Deutsch. When my grandmother’s (mom’s

side) family emigrated here from Poland before my grandmother was born,

immigration officials had a hard time with their family name Dovadovitch.

They changed it to Deutsch and that is the name my mom grew up with. So, not

only did they change their family name, they kind of changed their family

heritage from Polish to German, in name only.

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[mailto:Autism_in_Girls ] On Behalf Of cathylynn2

Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 9:40 PM

To: Autism_in_Girls

Subject: Re: Re: Monkey Virus and Amish

Yes, that's true, Sondra. And it's interesting to note that

" Pennsylvania Dutch " country (Lancaster, PA where the Amish live) is

actually a corruption of Pennsylvania DEUTSCH.....-deutsch meaning

German, rather than Dutch.

> most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage

> I to

> think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

> they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

> live of sinful natures and such.

> Sondra

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Here’s a funny story about the word Deutsch. When my grandmother’s (mom’s

side) family emigrated here from Poland before my grandmother was born,

immigration officials had a hard time with their family name Dovadovitch.

They changed it to Deutsch and that is the name my mom grew up with. So, not

only did they change their family name, they kind of changed their family

heritage from Polish to German, in name only.

_____

From: Autism_in_Girls

[mailto:Autism_in_Girls ] On Behalf Of cathylynn2

Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 9:40 PM

To: Autism_in_Girls

Subject: Re: Re: Monkey Virus and Amish

Yes, that's true, Sondra. And it's interesting to note that

" Pennsylvania Dutch " country (Lancaster, PA where the Amish live) is

actually a corruption of Pennsylvania DEUTSCH.....-deutsch meaning

German, rather than Dutch.

> most of the amish are of german speaking and or fromt hat heritage

> I to

> think and so they share that others are of english speaking peoples,

> they are of fearful of us because to them those who are of not amish

> live of sinful natures and such.

> Sondra

>

>

>

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My aunt's grandparents had to do similar. I forget what their last

name originally was, but when the onset of WWI began they fled to the

USA in Michigan & were afraid of being hunted down, so they changed

their name. The funny thing is, they didn't use or . I

forget the name, but it's a wierd one. I've done enough genealogy to

know I've got the standard on my side, no telling about hubby's. It's

said his family originally came from Australia, during the time it was

essentially a prison colony. Lol.

Debi

[Guest guest]

My aunt's grandparents had to do similar. I forget what their last

name originally was, but when the onset of WWI began they fled to the

USA in Michigan & were afraid of being hunted down, so they changed

their name. The funny thing is, they didn't use or . I

forget the name, but it's a wierd one. I've done enough genealogy to

know I've got the standard on my side, no telling about hubby's. It's

said his family originally came from Australia, during the time it was

essentially a prison colony. Lol.

Debi