Vaccines Don’t Cause Autism, Pediatricians Do---CORRECTION: PARENTS DO!

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I disagree with this in most cases.

 

The average person does not have the necessary qualifications to do research on complex biochemical issues. Therefore, he must place his trust in someone. In cases like this he places his trust in someone who has had 12 years plus of education past high school and earns a handsome price for his services which are considered standards of practice by entire governing boards of medicine.

 

I'm sorry, but I believe the onus must be placed on the profession of medicine and the purveyors of drugs and the practice of medicine.

 

The people who visit this site are in the minority in that they have been made aware of the inadequacies of todays medical profession and will even dare question the "authorities" regarding medical practices. Only when things go wrong do they take exception to the prevailing rules of order.

 

On average a parent rarely goes beyond high school academics and up to that level of education they are taught that doctors are "gods". Even college grads are not taught to think for themselves. Our educational system stands behind the doctors in being at fault for the horrible mess that our health system is today.--- On Wed, 1/13/10, cwmsknight <cwmsknight wrote:

cwmsknight <cwmsknight Re: Vaccines Don’t Cause Autism, Pediatricians Do---CORRECTION: PARENTS DO! Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 9:52 AM

J.B. Handley makes some valid points, but as I read through the list of errors his pediatrician made, I noted the lack of acknowledgement of parental responsibility. Why did he allow the vaccines? Or the antibiotic or Tylenol use? Why did they accept the doctor's word about the missed milestones at 14 months? Perhaps he was uninformed during those years, and has since awakened to the devastating results of vaccines. But I would guess his doctor is also uninformed.Parents are responsible for doing the research, being the family health advocate, and not blindly trusting the medical community with the precarious health of our children. I don't care how experienced or learned medical professionals are; they should NOT be blindly trusted with our health. If we do trust a doctor so thoroughly that we don't do our own research and ask questions, then when mistakes are made, we need to take some responsibility as

well. , Viviane Lerner <vivlerner wrote:>> http://snipurl.com/u2ax0 [Age of Autism]> January 12, 2010> > Vaccines Don’t Cause Autism, Pediatricians Do.> > > > > By J.B. Handley> > Our community has been giving pediatricians a hall pass for far too > long.> > If a doctor sticks six vaccines into a child while the child is > taking antibiotics for an ear infection and Tylenol for a cold, he’s > not a doctor, he’s a criminal, and should be hauled into jail on the > spot for assault and battery. If the child also happens to

have > eczema, long-term diarrhea, and has missed a milestone or two, > perhaps the charge should be attempted murder.> > As you know, pediatricians do just this and more every day. How do we > stop this recklessness?> > If my son’s pediatrician had been more careful, better informed of > warning signs, less close-minded, and less AAP-party line in his > approach to pediatrics, I genuinely believe my son never would have > regressed into autism.> > I’ve met many Pediatricians who belong to the AAP, but have chosen a > much safer and more deliberate route to practicing pediatrics: they > give fewer vaccines, they prescribe fewer or no antibiotics, they > don’t throw Tylenol at every ailment, they stop vaccinating if a > child develops eczema or an allergy after a

vaccine or has any other > reaction, they don’t give vaccines like Hep B unless the mom has > Hepatitis herself and shy away from useless flu shots. They listen to > parents. They practice the precautionary principle.> > And, you know what they all have in common? You guessed it: far fewer > children in their practice with autism.> > You may have met one of these great, open-minded doctors â€" many > towns have one, although there’s not nearly enough of them. And, you > also know many of the doctors like the ones Jim Carrey described -- > “Mister grab ‘em and stab ‘emâ€� -- the ones who don’t > understand why so many kids in their practice have autism, while they > reach into the incubator in the ICU to make sure the preemie gets her > Hep B

shot.> > Recently, the AAP has begun advocating “firing� parents who > don’t conform to the CDC’s overloaded vaccine schedule, the > schedule with 36 vaccines on it, almost double the average of 30 > other first world countries. The schedule that has never been tested > for combination risk.> > Really, AAP? You’re going to “fire� parents who want to be more > cautious with their babies? I don’t mean to give you advice, AAP, > but I don’t think that’s very good for business.> > (By the way, whenever I meet a pediatrician I ask them a simple > question: what percentage of your revenue come from vaccine > administration? The number always astounds me. The answers I get are > that anywhere from 50-80% of their revenue comes from

giving > vaccines. Imagine that.)> > So, parents, help me out, let’s turn this thing around and let’s > do it right: let’s put bad pediatricians out of business RIGHT NOW. > Let’s fire them for reckless endangerment of our children and our > neighbor’s children.> > If a mechanic who was supposed to fix your car actually screwed your > car up worse, what would you tell your neighbors if they asked you > for a recommendation? You’d tell them to stay the hell away from > that mechanic!> > Why should it be any different for your pediatrician, the one who > facilitated your child’s autism? Let’s hit these close-minded, > unhelpful, dangerous doctors where it hurts: right in the wallet.> > Do Something Today, and Be Bold>

> It’s a new decade, and it’s time to put an end to this madness. If > your idea of activism is making comments at AoA, I encourage you to > expand your horizons, right now.> > I’ll make it easier for you, I’ll go first. My son’s > pediatricians were all based at Lamorinda Pediatrics in Lafayette, > CA. He saw many different doctors there, and I believe with my heart > that they made terrible decisions, showed utter cluelessness when it > came to warning signs, and facilitated my son’s descent into autism.. > They are based in the East Bay of the SF area, and if you have a > friend out there, please email them this link.> > In no particular order, here are some of the horrible mistakes I > believe my son’s pediatricians made:> > 1. They gave

him multiple vaccines at every well-baby visit> > 2. In two years, they allowed him to get 12 rounds of antibiotics, > including one round for 6 straight weeks> > 3. They vaccinated right through any and all rounds of antibiotics> > 4. They encouraged us to give him Tylenol immediately after vaccine > appointments> > 5. When he developed eczema immediately after his first DTaP shot at > 2 months old, they prescribed Cortisol and kept on vaccinating> > 6. They never drew any line between his constant diarrhea, eczema, > extreme lethargy, and food allergies. He would come into their > waiting room, leaning on furniture to ease the pain in his belly, and > the doctors paid it no heed at all> > 7. When my son was 14 months old and we expressed concern about many > missed

milestones, they told us he was fine, costing us valuable time> > In short, Lamorinda Pediatrics was clueless and reckless, and, I > believe, helped push my son over a cliff. By not being more on their > game and understanding the full implications of every choice they > made and by being ignorant to all the red flags my son’s symptoms > should have sent up, I believe they caused his autism. (And, I was an > ignorant S..O.B. for letting them do it).> > If a doctor like Jay Gordon or one of the many other great > Pediatricians out there had been caring for my son instead, I truly > believe I wouldn’t be here writing this today.> > Conversely, in Mill Valley, CA is a practice called Pediatric > Alternatives. We started going there AFTER my son had been diagnosed > with autism. They were

fantastic. Yes, they vaccinated kids, but the > precautionary principle abounded in everything they did. They > believed that nature had actually figured things out pretty damn well > and their job was to not screw it up. They listened closely to > parents. They shunned antibiotics unless risks were extremely high. > They knew vaccines had benefits AND serious risks. They were > absolutely great and I recommend them highly â€" please send this link > to your Bay Area friends for a great Pediatrician.> > Also, Integrative Pediatrics up here in Portland, OR is equally > terrific, and I recommend Dr. Paul Thomas and his staff highly.> > Now, you can do the same thing. Let every parent you know understand > the mistakes made by your Pediatrician that led to your child’s > autism. Write your

story down, make copies, and hand it out to > parents walking in and out of the Pediatrician’s office (and film it > so when you get kicked off their property you can put it up on > YouTube!). Save parents from the same fate that befell you.> > And, remember, these Pediatricians and their recklessness and > ignorance are doing more than causing autism. The food allergies, > ADHD, and other behavioral and learning disabilities running rampant > through your town and school all start with that same pediatrician > who messed up your kid.> > At the same time, reward the great, open-minded doctors. Make sure > every parent knows how great they are and encourage every one of them > to quit the bad practice and join the good one.. Become the loudest > cheerleader for the pediatrician who really

cares about our kids and > understands. Contribute to helping the great Pediatricians have a > booming practice.> > Parents, the AAP claims they have 60,000 Pediatricians who belong to > their organization. It is these 60,000 people who can stop the autism > epidemic, but they won’t do so unless we ramp up our pressure on > them dramatically.> > Please join me in putting bad pediatricians out of business today.> > (Author’s note: The only list I have been able to find of > potentially “good� Pediatricians is from the website of Dr. Sears > who wrote The Vaccine Book. Find his list of Doctors HERE.)> > J.B. Handley is co-founder of Generation Rescue.> > =====> > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is > distributed

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