Article: Supporting Children's Health - by Philip Incao, M.

[Guest guest]

I hate that they push the vaccinations on BABIES when there is all this medical

research that says their immune systems aren't fully developed yet. That means

you SHOULDN'T expose them on purpose but either they twist it around to say

that's why you should OR they're just plain dumb and don't bother to read

anymore once they've gotten their license (to kill...ack). Then when your child

starts missing developmental milestones it's too late to go back and determine

if it was the vaccines that did it (after all what other @#*! do we actually

force into our kids??? well i can think of one but I won't go there) or if there

was a genuine physical ailment your child was born with?

 

So many parents walk around thinking 'this doesn't make sense' but never really

voice it to others and so (or worse go to another doctor for a second opinion -

bad choice on this one), miss an opportunity to hear someone else say 'me too'.

They end up just doing it 'cuz they can't find support in being confident enough

to listen to their own voice.

 

Please call 1-800-909 SHOT or visit www.909shot.com to find out about how to

report a bad vaccine reaction yourself, so you don't wonder if your doctor

actually did.

 

Dale

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Leela

Monday, November 04, 2002 11:22 AM

 

Re: Article: Supporting Children's Health - by Philip

Incao, M.D.

 

Chris,

Very interesting read. Thanks for posting it. I've sort of felt this way

all along - that " catching colds and other stuff " had a definite benefit to

it. The last time I had one of my kiddos at the pediatrician, I asked him,

" Doc, with all these sick kids who come in here, you and your nurses are

exposed to Zeus-knows-what. How do you stay well? " He answered about the

same way that your doctor describes below. He said that after the first

year or two of being in pediatrics, you build an immunity to all the

illnesses that they bring in every day. He said it's hell for those first

couple of years, but after that, it's smooth sailing! LOL!!

The problem is, that unless your kids have evidence of those immunizations,

they're denied entrance to public school here. They can, and do, send kids

home if they can't produce evidence from their doctors that they've actually

had these shots. My older son couldn't take the DTP shots. The first one

he got as an infant really caused a severe reaction. We were lucky that it

didn't leave lasting damage. Horrible swelling, intense pain, high fever,

near seizures, emergency room, but not admitted to the hospital. They just

watched him for about 4 hours, and then sent him home. The pediatrician

told us, " Don't, under any circumstances, let any other pediatrician give

him another DTP (DPT?) shot. The reactions are cumulative, and he may have

serious, lasting effects if he gets another. " So we haven't. But to keep

him in school almost took an act of congress. Unless a parent has some

really strong persuasive skills, it's easy to be browbeaten into compliance.

Leela

 

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" chrisziggy " <chrisziggy

 

Monday, November 04, 2002 9:57 AM

Article: Supporting Children's Health - by Philip

Incao, M.D.

 

 

An article written by my family doctor ..

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Leela writes:

they're denied entrance to public school here. They can, and do, send kids

home if they can't produce evidence from their doctors that they've actually

 

 

Hi Leela,

You can proclamate under the umbrella of religion and there is nothing they

can do to you about making your kids get shots. One time out of history that

protection through religion is advantageous.

Carol Mcilvane

p.s. I have a proclamation letter on file I will send to the group.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Carol,

I appreciate your willingness to share, and if you post it in the files

section, I'll be truly interested to see it. Thanks!

 

However, I could never actually use it. I'm an atheist. My children know

it, and if they saw me lie about something so " important " , they would never

trust me again. I'll have to handle it another way. But thanks. I truly

do appreciate the suggestion.

 

Leela

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" Carol Mcilvane " <mcilvanes

 

Monday, November 04, 2002 6:42 PM

Re: Article: Supporting Children's Health - by

Philip Incao, M.

 

 

> Leela writes:

> they're denied entrance to public school here. They can, and do, send

kids

> home if they can't produce evidence from their doctors that they've

actually

>

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> Hi Leela,

> You can proclamate under the umbrella of religion and there is nothing

they can do to you about making your kids get shots. One time out of history

that protection through religion is advantageous.

> Carol Mcilvane

> p.s. I have a proclamation letter on file I will send to the group.

>

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