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post #61 of 68
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Originally Posted by uccomama View Post
I have to sort of agree with you here. Personally, I don't think colds/runny noses/viruses even the repiratory flu (which unfortunatelyis incredibly rare imo) are bad. I view these things as the body's way of cleaning toxins, I actually think the way we view the immune system as needing to be built up is somewhat of a myth but that is a whole different subject. Anyway, if you don't have the odd cold or virus and have been injected with a host of toxins via vaccination, on top of which you are bombarded with environmental chemicals, emf's etc, and your body isn't reacting by detoxing then you are asking for problems down the line. JMvHO.
Isn't it more likely that these healthy children are encountering the germs but fighting them off before they get symptoms of illness? My baby doesn't live in a germ free world. She loves the play area at the mall! I wash her hands afterwards but that is it. So she is encountering germs... she's just dealing with them well. I'm sure when she starts school she'll have more of the common colds that small children do, though.
post #62 of 68
My child has now had most of the shots up to one- Hep B, DTP series, OPV, MMR, chickenpox- with no reactions whatsoever, not even soreness. Knock on wood. She also does not have any known health problems. I also had no reactions, and neither did my husband.

Both DH and I have one minor ailment each, both of which have been around since before the advent of vaccines. Way before. Like gout.

I definitely considered our family history of vaccine reactions when considering the vaccination schedule for our daughter. I often thought that if we'd have had a lot of reactions in our family, I would have delated and separated. Thankfully, that is not the case.
post #63 of 68
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He subsequently developed gout, however, that disease was known to affect people who eat a lot of rich food long before vaccines and I'd be pretty surprised if someone wanted to attribute gout to vaccines.
"VACCINATION" as a health practice has been around since 1799 with Edward Jenner, and it was the very wealthy who did get vaccinations. The Chinese did a practice of drying the pus from the smallpox postules and sniffing them up into the nasal passages to create a false case of smallpox and introduce the disease into the body to create antibodies.

So "ARTIFICIAL IMMUNIZATIONS" against communicable diseases have been around for centuries with varying degrees of success and lack of it.
post #64 of 68
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"VACCINATION" as a health practice has been around since 1799 with Edward Jenner, and it was the very wealthy who did get vaccinations. The Chinese did a practice of drying the pus from the smallpox postules and sniffing them up into the nasal passages to create a false case of smallpox and introduce the disease into the body to create antibodies.

So "ARTIFICIAL IMMUNIZATIONS" against communicable diseases have been around for centuries with varying degrees of success and lack of it.
You quoted my text. Are you implying that you think that - as you put it - "ARTIFICIAL IMMUNIZATIONS" can cause gout?

Gout has been around since way before 1799. We're talking, like, preceding the advent of the vomitorium.
post #65 of 68
Neither of my 2 who receive vaxes had adverse reactions, however, chronic illness is other story.

DS1 - always sickly, would catch anything and everything, and has bowel troubles of the constipation type despite proper diet. He did not receive all vaxes as I was in the S&D camp, Rotashield was recalled sometime in his early months if not before, not sure, he never had it, so I can't blame it on his bowl troubles. He did have 3 OPV (it was taken off the US market),4 DTaP, 3 HepB, 1 HIB at 15 mo old, 1 MMR at 20 mo old and 1 CP at 20 mo old. I do think this was all too much for HIS system. He was delayed in speaking by a long enough period that it caused concern to our Pedi. He has some fine motor skill troubles.

DS2 - not as sickly in the respiratory manner, but chronic diarrhea, never looked super well. He had 4Dtap, 3IPV and 3 HepB. While his condition is genetic, I can't help but wonder if something in the pregnancy triggered it or if vaccination triggered it. Celiac is genetic,but w an environmental trigger not yet discovered by science, just a few theories. My dh and I just can't help but wonder. He also displays Austic type characteristics and yet never had an MMR, but aluminum he did have and plenty of it. He also has fine & gross motor skill troubles, medically tested and confirmed.

Our other 2 children are completely unvaxed and do not display illness like the above 2, nor do they display fine motor skill deficiencies.
post #66 of 68
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Originally Posted by Mahtob View Post
We're talking, like, preceding the advent of the vomitorium.
Mmmm... gyros anyone?
post #67 of 68
My 3 oldest,19,12 & 4,are fully vaxed,no health problems.
post #68 of 68
DD 1 fully vaxed except MMR #2, even got several flu shots -- no problems, never sick

DS fully vaxed except no CP and only one dose of single measles; did get several flu shots -- no problems, does get sick more often than DD1

DD2 - has had several vaxs but is not up to date or completed any of the series -- no problems, rarely sick

All kids had low grade temps after vaxs as an infant.
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