False and disproven claim?
I have not read where they have proven it is not from vaccines, I must have missed that tidbit.
If they don’t know what causes it then how do they what doesn’t cause it.
I graduated HS “74” never ever were there kids with autism. Never in public, on vacation, never. How did it all the sudden surface?
I'd like them to do a study that includes all kids with autism; get their medical records too. My nephew is autistic, so is my friends son; both were vaccinated on schedule. They were both normal little boys that ran around and played, they were talking, used to eat everything in sight until one day after getting their vaccines at about 18 months old the lights got shut out. My own daughter was not vaccinated on schedule. I don 't recall how late I was getting it but she's fine. I don't recall why hers were late. She was probably sick. Back then I knew enough not to let my kids have vaccines when they were sick just in case they had a reaction. I wanted to know the reaction was due to the vaccine
There are highly respected physicians who speak out against some of the vaccines though. It’s not all just Jenny McCarthy followers. I have a dear friend who is very well-known and respected as a board certified emergency room physician. His son has autism. He’s done his research. He strongly believes vaccines are a concern. He’s not an uneducated idiot who doesn’t know how to read a research article. It’s possible for two educated, knowledgeable people to research a topic and arrive at very different opinions.
My son was born in 1985; my daughter in 1993. At one point I realized my daughter was being given more vaccines then her brother. At one point they wanted to give her the chicken pox vaccine which was new at the time. Back then I refused it because it was so new I didn't think they knew any consequences and whether it would affect her being able to have kids. This is what I worried about back then with no internet. Us parents would talk on the phone about vaccines, especially after both boys were changed after they got a vaccine. Now I'm curious what's the difference between the measles vaccine my son was given in the 80's to what our kids got in the 90's.
I've already had shingles at age 51 on my left eye lid right at my eye lashes. It was the worst pain I've felt in my life. I've yet to have the shingles vaccine because I've read about side effects which would hit me; I've also read that it's only effective for 1 out of 35 people so it may not even help me if I risk it. Then I go back to that chicken pox vaccine I refused for my daughter; did I make the biggest mistake of my life? Will she get shingles like I did?
My husband fought HPV positive tonsil cancer in 2009. My gyno wanted me to give my daughter the Gardasil vaccine to which I've already done research on, I told her no. Now they have a new version; my daughter is 25; the gyno has tried to get her to take it and I'm unsure if she has; I think she's had 2 of the 3 doses. She has
a lot of health problems; should not have been given it and wouldn't you know that her health has declined even more. Now they think she has brittle bone disease at 25 years old. I was on facebook 2 weeks ago, there's a viral post going around with a little girl looking at 30 pages laid out on the floor of the Gardasil legal paperwork showing various side effects. 30 pages! Yet they want to give this to young girls and boys. From what I hear it's making them sterile.
I will continue to question vaccines; especially now that I have grand kids. My grandson has gotten vaccines when he's sick which I don't believe in. Not only that, his old pediatrician used to give multiple vaccines at once. I used to beg my daughter not to do it, just give 2 and an oral, I'll drive you back (she wasn't driving at the time) to get the rest even if it takes 3 visits but she refused saying she trusted the doctor and that they'd call CPS on her; where she got that I'm clueless! My little grandson had 4 or 5 band-aides on his legs and 2 oral vaccines at once. When he came home he was miserable, running a fever.
