I think it's *much* less about trusting doctors as it is about trusting scientific research.
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11/18/07 at 6:56pm
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Medical students are NOT trained by any company.
Peds are NOT giving vaccines to hurt children. There must be something wrong with doctors is right. I personally would never go through 15 years of working 80 hours a week at low pay and gathering debt. Unless of course it allowed me access to hurt all the little children! |
: . . ..I love what I do (many here already know I am a pediatrician). And the debt, the long hours . . .it's worth it to enjoy your life - isn't that what we all do as parents? Long hours, no monetary reimbursement, but so worth it in many, many ways!
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And thank you for not bashing docs with the rest of 'em!
I honestly try to avoid these threads and the vax forum for the most part, as they just get me too worked up. It's a shame, because there is a lot of useful discussion there, but it is so permeated by stereotyping and name calling . . . Thanks for standing out with me ! |
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Because immigrants are disease ridden.
(not rolling at you, rolling at whomever is "pushing")Ok, this is going to be a strech for some, and pretty reasonable for others...sounds a little conspiricy but it makes sense to me: The docs dont actually loose money in the long run because after they vax the kids, the kids come down with all kinds of fun and chronic diseases, due to having a weakened immune system. Like Asthma. How much money does each asthmatic make the doc!? ALOT A FRIGGIN LOT. Jenny |
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Well . . . .
: . . ..I love what I do (many here already know I am a pediatrician). And the debt, the long hours . . .it's worth it to enjoy your life - isn't that what we all do as parents? Long hours, no monetary reimbursement, but so worth it in many, many ways!I won't debate vaccines with you here, but I will say that in general offices take a loss on vaccines unless they are state supplied. As for well baby visits, most parents I see love them - they get to show off their kids and their accomplishments, ask questions, share concerns, and hopefully leave feeling good about things. Equally important, when they return at some point with a sick child, we know one another, and their ill child has shared smiles and laughs with me during better times - this makes the sick visits go soooooo much more easily. It's the rare visit with families that I leave without smiling and feeling so blessed that I am able to take part in their care. I just love being a pediatrician, and fell honored that the parents in my practice allow me to be a part of their families. I love the kids who run up and hug me when I drop my daughter off at school - and yes, I have even vaccinated many of these kids, and they are still so happy to see me. We really aren't all bad people, interested only in money and hurting children. It's threads like this (where people assume the absolute worst about others - and some of those "others" are actually a part of this NFL group!!!)that make me question this community as a whole, despite the amazing women I have met here, and the invaluable support I have received from them. |




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Wow PP! Please supply examples of anti-vax organizations denouncing Dr. Wakefield. I try to keep up with all this, and I sure haven't seen anything of the sort.
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| "Nine months before Andrew Wakefield and London's Royal Free hospital medical school unleashed a global scare over the safety of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, they filed, on June 5 1997, the first of a string of patent applications for theoretically vastly profitable products which could only succeed if MMR's reputation was damaged. These included a purported safer measles vaccine - a competitor to MMR - and treatments for bowel disease and autism. " |
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