Why a doc? (WASL Cancer, children & NH Philosophy

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netsavvy1234 [netsavvy1234]

Wednesday, July 13, 2005 5:26 PM [Rawschool] Re: Cancer,

children & NH Philosophy

 

 

HI Nora & Others, thanks for the great topic

 

I have a 25months old son. I'm trying to do my best to my son. But

eventhough I read on the net that vaccines are not good for babies(and

even do harm babies), I could not dare to not get them for my baby as

I have a cousin who has polio(she got it when she was 2years old). I

know how much their family(particularly herself) struggled with her

polio, so I did not want to take any chance with that for my son, so I

got him vaccinated(I read many terrifying stories of babies who got

vaccinated and that they got many problems(some even died) as soon as

they were vaccinated, but nobody I know had any problems with

vaccines(I know the problems are not seen immediately or even visible

or can be related to the vaccines eventhough there were caused by

them). The problem with not getting vaccinated weighed more for me as

I saw somebody who struggled because of not getting vaccinated.

Another reason for that is that I couldn't find any doctor who

supports not giving vaccines to babies. I hope I can find someone by

the time I have my second son(we think it'l be around 2years from now).

 

Do u know any good doctor in San Francisco bay area that supports

these good ideas like " no dairy " (I'm not giving milk despite the fact

that my son's ped says he needs it), " no vaccines " , " no cooked food " (I

give him 60% raw food), " no soy " (I give no soy foods at all to him),

" long time breastfeeding preferebly beyond even 2years " (my baby's ped

asked me to stop nursing at his 1yr visit, but I'm still nursing).

 

Pl somebody tell me if I can get such a doctor. I am hoping to find

one soon so that my son can benifit(as may be a doctor can convince my

husband more than what I can).

 

Lata vemri.

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Hi all,

 

I read Donna's response about legal matters. What Donna shares understates,

if anything, the real situation out there now. The entire population (US) is

terrified of its own government at this point, and rightly so. As the last

vestiges of the republic are dismantled and replaced with a brazenly

socialist State, regard for human dignity and even human life is descending

to a very low place indeed. It really IS as bad as Donna suggests, and then

some.

 

But my response comes from a different perspective. Why do you feel the need

to have a pediatrician in this child's life? What life-affirming or

life-supporting function does this ped perform, in what way does his/her

presence in your child's life constructively serve your child?

 

I would truly love it if you would share about questions such as these.

Would you be willing to do so?

 

Best,

Elchanan

 

 

 

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Heya!

 

Chiming in here...

 

--- Donna wrote:

> Do u know any good doctor in San Francisco bay area that supports

> these good ideas like " no dairy " (I'm not giving milk despite the fact

> that my son's ped says he needs it), " no vaccines " , " no cooked food " (I

> give him 60% raw food), " no soy " (I give no soy foods at all to him),

> " long time breastfeeding preferebly beyond even 2years " (my baby's ped

> asked me to stop nursing at his 1yr visit, but I'm still nursing).

 

If you absolutely must get medical care for your child, there are heaps of

other paths. Having wracked the area myself, I can recommend an excellent

cranio-sacral practicioner, a fabulous pediatric homeopath, and a totally

hands-off, just in case of emergencies kind of guy, who's a naturopath.

Otherwise, check out the Berkeley Parents Network for recommendations.

 

 

 

......and then Elchanan asks...

 

> I read Donna's response about legal matters. What Donna shares understates,

> if anything, the real situation out there now. The entire population (US) is

> terrified of its own government at this point, and rightly so. As the last

> vestiges of the republic are dismantled and replaced with a brazenly

> socialist State, regard for human dignity and even human life is descending

> to a very low place indeed. It really IS as bad as Donna suggests, and then

> some.

 

Amen. With a side of GMO fries. =)

>

> But my response comes from a different perspective. Why do you feel the need

> to have a pediatrician in this child's life? What life-affirming or

> life-supporting function does this ped perform, in what way does his/her

> presence in your child's life constructively serve your child?

 

I'm not the OP, but since I have an answer, I wanted to chime in. As a mother

of a three-year-old and a one month old, I can tell you that the best and

highest reason to have some sort of medical care history for your child is so

that you have references to show CPS.

 

As part of my prep for my homebirth, I ran into several...um...intractable

family members, who threatened to report me to CPS if I went through with my

" risky " plans. Whatever. So being one to take it to the source, I set up an

appointment with my local CPS, and asked them directly about what triggers

investigations, and what kinds of things make them back down.

 

Sadly enough, they generally don't go after homeowners, because they have the

financial resources to fight back. But the other biggie that makes them back

off is having some sort of record of medical care for your child. Of course

that begs the question...what if your child is never sick? But in their minds,

if you're not afraid to expose your child to other adults who are under

compulsion to report suspected abuse, then you must be OK. Depressing, but

logical.

 

~~L!