Posts by Turquesa

Any data on vaxxed v. non-vaxxed cases? Measles outbreaks are like Christmas-time those who are hell-bent on taking our informed consent rights away. Why am I not surprised to see Offit gleefully scoring some cheap political points?...

I can't copy and paste, but look up the CDC's catch-up schedule. (That's exactly what any doctor you ask would do. ) Make sure you adhere to the minimum time lapse between doses. In a nutshell, if your child gets the fourth dose of...

Reporting for duty. 184.2, so 1.4 pounds down. The only guidance I got on the nursing issue was to wait until weeks post-partum, (when you're milk supply is established), to lose weight.

I didn't write it. It's just linked in my first post. I don't think you're crazy. I just need more than 14 years worth of reassurance. Adulthood lasts a lot longer than that.

Quote:Originally Posted by Rrrrrachel Here's a link to the study http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2013/03/27/peds.2012-3303 I'm interested what you consider to be the conflicts of interest. The conflicts of...

C is for Cookie, (your user name is NOT helping me right now! ) my scale isn't as wonky as yours, but it is frustrating. I weighed in one weight yesterday. Then today--after a kick-a$$ first day, I might add--I was 2 pounds heavier....

The conflicts of interest are obvious, glaring, and important. But let's try to go deeper. I'll try to find a link to the study.

How about a new one to discuss/debate/pick apart? http://www.heraldonline.com/2013/04/01/4735052/varicella-vaccine-has-long-term.html

Thanks for the heads-up. I'm white and middle class. So if I suddenly start encountering a bunch of Mommy Missionaries for HPV vaccination at DD's soccer practice, I'll know that They are targeting my demographic to whore market the...

Pers, I haven't yet looked at Health Canada's data, but the Feb 1 WMMR for the CDC states that 64.5% of US adults are current on tetanus. That would be the maximum amount current on diptheria, So at least in the US, there's definitely no...