Re: +Re:Getting out of vaccinating in Miami Dade County

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I agree with Jacqui,

there was a huge survey conducted in Denmark involving 500,000 babies. The surevey did not in any way indicate that MMR is related to autism. The new vaccine that our children receive does not have thimoserol. I suggest giving the vaccine one at a time.

Lizzie.

To: sList Sent: Saturday, December 6, 2008 7:20:02 AMSubject: +Re:Getting out of vaccinating in Miami Dade County

I'm probably going to get booted off this list and make me not so popular..... ....BUT, while I do believe that our vaccinations need to be "greened" and we need to not offer so many during one visit. I do believe that we must vaccinate our children. If your child has a real medical issue associated with them having a vaccination, then that is a different story.......My child, who thankfully HAD been vaccinated(otherwis e he would have had a much worse case), recently came down with Pertussis. For weeks I watched my son struggle to breathe, turn blue and vomit uncontrollably. The department of health in our county got involved and everyone in our family had to be treated, the schools had to be notified, as well as anyone we had contact with in the weeks prior to the diagnosis. All children who were NOT vaccinated were immediately removed from the schools that my children attended, for a period of

21 days.Ultimately it is your decision, but there is a ripple effect here that needs to be considered.

[Guest guest]

in this case it could be 1 in 10,000 or more but now in our cases with autism and other things its 1-150 or below so what would you choose..educate before you vaccinate....

www.trackingvaccinations.com

if you want to vaccinate wait until they are older and stronger to deal with all the posion they put into our families....

Thank you, Ellen Blackburn

www.thepuzzleplace.com

Subject: +Re:Getting out of vaccinating in Miami Dade CountyTo: sList Date: Saturday, December 6, 2008, 7:20 AM

I'm probably going to get booted off this list and make me not so popular..... ....BUT, while I do believe that our vaccinations need to be "greened" and we need to not offer so many during one visit. I do believe that we must vaccinate our children. If your child has a real medical issue associated with them having a vaccination, then that is a different story.......My child, who thankfully HAD been vaccinated(otherwis e he would have had a much worse case), recently came down with Pertussis. For weeks I watched my son struggle to breathe, turn blue and vomit uncontrollably. The department of health in our county got involved and everyone in our family had to be treated, the schools had to be notified, as well as anyone we had contact with in the weeks prior to the diagnosis. All children who were NOT vaccinated were immediately removed from the schools that my children attended, for a period

of 21 days.Ultimately it is your decision, but there is a ripple effect here that needs to be considered.

[Guest guest]

Jacqui,

You will definitely not be “booted off the list,”

LOL, as a matter of fact I agree with you about not throwing out the baby with

the bathwater as far as vaccines are concerned. This has always been my

fear, that so many of our children are not being vaccinated that some of these

diseases that have been almost eradicated will be making a comeback. I vividly

remember my sister having whooping cough (pertussis) in those days before the

vaccine and as you describe below, it was not a pretty sight, if it’s

stayed with me for forty years.

On the other hand, I also agree with Ellen about educating yourself

before you vaccinate. I believe in being vaccinated against measles,

mumps and rubella, but not all at the same time. And any vaccinations

that can be safely put off until the child is older and stronger, in agreement

with your pediatrician, should be.

From:

sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf

Of Ellen Blackburn

Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2008 1:44 PM

To: sList

Subject: Re: +Re:Getting out of vaccinating in Miami Dade

County

in this case it could be 1 in 10,000 or more but

now in our cases with autism and other things its 1-150 or

below so what would you choose..educate before you vaccinate....

www.trackingvaccinations.com

if you want to vaccinate wait until they are older and

stronger to deal with all the posion they put into our families....

Thank

you,

Ellen Blackburn

www.thepuzzleplace.com

Subject: +Re:Getting out of vaccinating in Miami Dade County

To: sList

Date: Saturday, December 6, 2008, 7:20 AM

I'm probably going to get

booted off this list and make me not so

popular..... ....BUT, while I do believe that our vaccinations need to be

" greened " and we need to not offer so many during one visit. I do

believe

that we must vaccinate our children. If your child has a real medical issue

associated with them having a vaccination, then that is a different

story.......

My child, who thankfully HAD been vaccinated(otherwis e he would have had a

much worse case), recently came down with Pertussis. For weeks I watched my

son struggle to breathe, turn blue and vomit uncontrollably. The department

of health in our county got involved and everyone in our family had to be

treated, the schools had to be notified, as well as anyone we had contact

with in the weeks prior to the diagnosis. All children who were NOT

vaccinated were immediately removed from the schools that my children

attended, for a period of 21 days.

Ultimately it is your decision, but there is a ripple effect here that needs

to be considered.