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uppityperson Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-13-09 12:59 AM
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Poll question: Where do you stand regarding vaccinations and "Big Pharma"?
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napi21 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-13-09 01:02 AM
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1. I think the accusinations are BS. I had both my boys vaccinated with
Edited on Fri Feb-13-09 01:03 AM by napi21
the MMR vaccine and there were no problems.

BTW, so did my sons & dils ad there were 6 children involved in those, and no problems. I believe the court.
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efilon Donating Member (90 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-13-09 02:08 AM
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2. I agree with nap21
I will never believe autism and all the conditions that fall into it's spectrum is anything but genetic.

I have a niece with autism. All the signs and symptoms were there before she had any vaccinations. Her main symptom was and is very little eye contact, not social, returning smiles etc. She is now around 35. She is living in a supervised apartment setting.

I also have a great nephew who is autistic. Again, it was pretty obvious before any vaccinations. No or very little eye contact. Constant repetitive tasks, viewing of lights. My nephew has had a fascination with fans since he was very very young. He constantly stares at ceiling fans and always asks if he talks to you whether your fan is on or not. He is very social now. He is 19 and a junior in high school.

We have a couple of family members who show the Asperger's syndrome form of autism. We have a very large family which might be why we seem to have more kids with these conditions than others might. We do know that it passes down through the female line in our family.
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stray cat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-13-09 08:06 AM
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3. I think vaccines beat the measles
Edited on Fri Feb-13-09 08:07 AM by stray cat
and not getting kids vaccinated for serious communicable diseases is irresponsible.
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mopinko Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-13-09 12:52 PM
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4. it is indisputably true that
robb is a moderator. and a darn good one, too.
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