Re: Please watch ER tonight

[Guest guest]

> Dear PROVE Members,

>

> Sources that have previewed tonight's (Thursday 2/15)

> episode of NBC's ER

>

> (9:00 p.m. CST) tell us the television drama contains a

> story line about a

>

> family who chooses to not vaccinate their children, and

> one of the children

>

> contracts measles when the family travels out of the

> country to France, and

>

> later in the episode the child dies from complications

> due to the measles.

>

>

> The mother claims she's not a bad mother and that she has

> read all the

>

> information about vaccine side effects (including

> autism), and that she has

>

> even breastfed her child. The tone of communication with

> the family has

>

> been described as condescending and patronizing.

>

>

> We have been advised to alert the thousands of members of

> all the support

>

> groups of parents of vaccine damaged children to be ready

> to voice our

>

> disappointment to the top officials at NBC. Families

> with children who have

>

> become autistic after the MMR vaccine may even want to

> consider offering NBC

>

> executives " real life " video footage of their child's

> regression after

>

> vaccination.

>

>

> Many of the organizations will come out with official

> responses after the

>

> airing of the show, but in the meantime, watch the show

> or tape it so you

>

> can start flooding the network with email responses after

> it airs.

>

>

> Go to www.nbc.com, and on the right side there is a

> scroll box where you can

>

> select " your favorite show " . Click on " ER " and then

> scroll to the bottom

>

> section entitled " Contact Us " , and click on " Email ER " .

> There is an online

>

> form where you can let the producers know what you think

> about this episode.

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

>

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> Dawn

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> Cedar Park, TX 78630-1071

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> prove@... (email)

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> http://vaccineinfo.net (web site)

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