Guest guest Posted January 24, 2011 Report Share Posted January 24, 2011 Wow. Your son had what appears to be a regression from getting the vaccine even when he was much older? I'd heard that could occur and it was discussed at length on this listserve several months ago. Very interesting. Sent from my iPhone > I saw it with my son. He regressed after his preschool vaccines. > Long road, fast forward. He is better, then cuts his thumb down to > the tendon sheath. ER visit, they want to vaccinate for tetanus since > his last one was more than 10 years ago. I was torn. But I thought, > if it is the mercury, he can get the vaccine and we can chelate him > right away. That should take care of it. It made him so much better > before > Within a week, he started worsening. Sleep disturbance, memory > problems, angry outbursts, aggression. It will pass, we hope. It did > not. After 2 months of hell, his psychiatrist ended up doubling the > dose of two of his meds. > > He also got frequent infections. Life threatening ones. 3-4 serious > pneumonias (hospitalized, oxygen, the works), sinus infections, etc. > I took him to an immunologist at one of the best teaching hospitals in > the country to check his immune system. He insisted on testing his > immune system with the strep vaccine. My son also has psoriatic > arthritis. One of the theories for that is a reaction to a severe > strep infection, where the body interprets the strep as its own body > material and develops an immune reaction to it. When the strep goes > away, the immune system misinterprets normal body proteins in joints > as continued strep and attacks them. This doc wanted to give the > strep vaccine to this kid. I asked him--what if that is like pouring > gasoline on a fire? Once it is done, you can't call it back. What if > it flared up his already severe psoriasis and arthritis? He belittled > my question ( " well, I don't know. Let's ask an immunologist. Oh > wait!! That's me!! " ) and refused to do any further workup until I came > to my senses. Yes, he knew I am a pediatrician. > So I decided my son and I share half a genome, and I would get the > vaccine as a test. I had six weeks of improved breathing (I also got > frequent infections although not as severe). After that, the benefit > went away, and I got joint pain that has not gone away. > > Well, I did some more research and ran across work on vitamin D. I > checked my son's level--12. I tanked him up on D3, and since then not > a single pneumonia, and only one cold in 5 years. Why didn't the > immunologist think of that? > > > > > > >> >> You have to love those doctors!!! " Take two aspirin and go to bed. " >> >> >> >> Was the break out after an MMR? >> >> >> >> From: sList >> [mailto:sList ] On Behalf Of hidden_garnet >> Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2011 6:54 PM >> To: sList >> Subject: Re: SchaferAutismReport: Slightly More Than >> Half of Americans Say Vaccines Don't Cause Autism: Poll >> >> >> >> >> >> Yes. I am sure that vaccines played a major role in my son's autism. >> He was learning and had some language and developing motor skills >> until his 2 year shots. I don't know if the shots caused a gene >> mutation or some other change in him, but he broke out in a head to >> toe rash and ran a high ever - the doctor said, " This sometimes >> happens. Give him Tylenol and clear fluids. " My son stopped talking, >> his motor skills were depleted and he no longer focused on objects >> and faces as well as previously. I sincerely believe the vaccines >> played a part in my sons autism. My son is now 27 and with lots of >> therapies and hard work he has is doing well and is able to talk, >> but I know there is so much that is hiding in his brain that he >> can't express, and so many things he can't do because his body and >> motor skills are lacking. I have learned a lot from my son and love >> him more than anything else, but I will always wonder what could >> have been, if only he hadn't had those vaccinations. >> Glenda >> >> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> ----- Forwarded Message ---- >>> >>> To: Schafer Autism Report >>> Sent: Fri, January 21, 2011 6:22:03 PM >>> Subject: Slightly More Than Half of Americans Say Vaccines Don't >> Cause Autism: >>> Poll >>> >>> >>> Read this report online >>>    Large text, printer version >>> >>> Friday, January 21, 2011p                  >>                    Reader >>> Supported >>> ________________________________ >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> AUTISM CALENDAR DEADLINE >>>  JANUARY25 ! >>> >>>  For February 2011 >>> >>> Submit listing here free! >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> PUBLIC HEALTH >>> >>> Slightly More Than Half of Americans Say Vaccines Don't Cause >> Autism: Poll >>> >>> 18% don't trust measles-mumps-rubella shot, and 30% are undecided, >> >>> Interactive/HealthDay survey finds >>> >>> >>>      By Gardner HealthDay Reporter >>> >>>      HealthDay News - Just a slim majority of Americans -- >> 52 percent -- think >>> vaccines don't cause autism, a new Interactive/HealthDay >> poll found. >>>      Conversely, 18 percent are convinced that vaccines, >> like the >>> measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, can cause the disorder, and >> another 30 >>> percent aren't sure. >>>      The poll was conducted last week, following news >> reports that said the >>> lead researcher of a controversial 1998 study linking autism to >> the MMR vaccine >>> had used fraudulent research to come to his conclusion. >>>      The poll also found that parents who have lingering >> doubts about the >>> vaccine were less likely to say that their children were fully >> vaccinated (86 >>> percent), compared to 98 percent of parents who believe in the >> safety of >>> vaccines. >>>      Still, the percentage of fully vaccinated children >> remains high, at 92 >>> percent, the poll found. >>>      " This sounds like a cup half-empty/cup half-full >> story, " said Humphrey >>> , chairman of The Poll. He noted that while the >> number of people >>> who believe in a connection between vaccines and autism is " only >> 18 percent, " >>> that nonetheless translates to " millions and millions and millions >> of people, >>> and it's clear that in some cases that has led them to not >> vaccinate their >>> children. " >>>      Vaccine safety has been a major concern for many >> parents since the >>> publication of the 1998 study, led by now disgraced British doctor >> >>> Wakefield, which concluded that the MMR vaccine caused autism. The >> journal that >>> originally published the study, The Lancet, has since retracted >> the paper and >>> Wakefield was recently barred from practicing medicine in Britain. >>>      In recent weeks, another leading British medical >> journal, BMJ, has >>> published a series of articles purporting to expose deliberate >> fraud by >>> Wakefield in his handling of the research that served as the >>> >>> >>> >>> For rest of today's SAR click here: >>> www.sarnet.org/frm/forsar.htm >>> >>> >>> Today's SAR newslist >>> is human compiled and provided through the support of >>> paid subscriptions. >>> >>>                   - THANK YOU - >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> $35 for 1 year - or free! >>> www.sarnet.org  >>> >>> >>> >>>  In This Issue: >>> >>> ________________________________ >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> >>> >>> >>> • >>> PUBLIC HEALTH >>> Slightly More Than Half of Americans Say Vaccines Don't Cause >> Autism: Poll >>> >>> The Search for Safer Vaccines >>> >>> LEGISLATION >>> Autism Insurance Mandate Legislation Introduced in California >>> >>> Michigan Lawmakers Renew Fight For Autism Coverage >>> >>> W. 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