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Tina,

This isn't a reply to your post really. Just was going to post that

tomorrow is my 15 mos son NT appt and we aren't doing any more

vaccinations. His pedi will flip. We stopped at , I think it was the

6 mos, I haven't looked in awhile. Anyway, I don't think I would do

any-at least not until older. , are you out there?

Janelle

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-i forgot to say in my last post that i never get more

than 1 shot a mo for my daughter(now 14 1/2 mo) at a

time i also get chewable vitamin c tablets and crunch

them up and give them to her in cereal or

applesauce... she doen't even run a fever nor get ver

sore. i start 2 days before with the vit c. neva

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> Hi all,

>

> I have a question regarding immunizations. We have decided not to

let our

> 11 month old get the MMR until he's much older, but I was wondering

about

> DPT, which is given at 2,4,and 6 months, So far he hasn't had any,

but i am

> curious if there is any evidence of developing autism as a result of

the DPT

> vaccine. Any info is greatly appreciated.

>

> Tina, mom to Adam-PDD, , and Drake

I know several parents who say their child is autistic because of the

DTaP vaccine. The P portion is especially problematic and is a

medically acknowledged factor for neurological injury in many

children. Also, I have heard that once the child is a year old, the

seriousness of contracting natural D and P is very low, meaning that

they are not nearly so severe as if contracted when younger. So if

you choose to waive DTaP entirely, the risks from possible contracting

the diseases is much less now that your child is almost a year old.

And if your child receives an injury which would indicate a possible

tetanus threat, you can always get the T vax at the time of the

injury.

Here is my entire vaccine opinion and recommendations.

http://home.pacbell.net/cscomp/myvaxopn.htm

Dana

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I don't know that my daughter's Autism is related to vaccines or

not. All I know is she was different from an early age which does

coincide with Hib and DTaP vaccines.

Things got worse between the ages of 14 months (MMR) until we started

the

diet. My son also had similar symptoms but not to the extreme as

our daughter. Our son is not diagnosed but we are having

some problems with him like social skills, some cognitive skills and

speech. So I wonder there too.

I stopped my youngiest daughter's vaccines ( I didn't stop I took a

break)at 1 year. Her development has been strangely different and

normal than either one of her sibs. I can't help but to wonder. I

also found once Beth ( youngiest) was allergic to milk - we removed

milk as a formula substitute and used a soy substitute.

I am not anti vaccine. There is lots of great vax info. out there and

I think everyone needs to read the issues. If you haven't had a

chance to look please do. I now however do not agree with the triple

vax shots or giving multiple vax in one visit or when kids are sick

or even have the sniffles. Then there's the mercury issue.

Beth is still young and we may not know if we have dodge this illness

for her for a couple years yet. However I can't look at my 3 kids

when they play together but are developmentally very different and

not wonder if our healthcare system did them an injustice.

Just Food for thought

Jeneane, Houston

Nick -5-NT

-3-PDD nos

Beth-2-NT

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