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Within the past few days, I have heard mention on three different occasions of the most recent (current)Whooping Cough outbreak. All of them pointed fingers at those “parents who refuse to vaccinate their children” and those “adults who refuse to be vaccinated” Although my heart goes out to those whose children have died, pointing fingers is not the answer.

Barbara Loe Fisher, founder of the National Vaccine Information Center gives a video commentary on this most recent outbreak of Whooping Cough.

We still have one more month of summer vacation here, and though there’s still lots of time for summer fun, it’s time to start thinking about preparing for the school year. For many that means making sure your child’s vaccine records are up to date.

Vaccinations are a hot topic; no doubt about that. And while we choose not to vaccinate our children,  I will not try to convince you to take the same route as we have. I only urge you, implore you, to educate yourself, as a parent, on the subject.  If you choose to vaccinate your children, fine. But PLEASE do so AFTER finding out the possible side effects or downside of doing so. And PLEASE do it by choice. DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE BULLIED INTO VACCINATING YOUR CHILD!

I posted this last September. It’s that time of year again, and a timely topic for a re-post.

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Have you ever been told that your children will not be allowed to attend school without being up to date on their vaccinations? If not, where have you been? That scare tactic has been used for so many years, it’s amazing that it’s survived for one simple fact: IT’S NOT TRUE.

Megan at SortaCrunchy posted this  a couple of days ago last year, and the information is exactly what I’d like to share with you, so please click here to read her post: http://bit.ly/2lSNl

And Stephanie at Adventures In Babywearing wrote this post on the topic of vaccine exemptions. You can read about her experiences with vaccines and how they affected her family.

Then come on back here to leave your comments; this can be an interesting discussion as long as we are respectful to each other.

America’s Vaccine Safety Watchdog

Look into it.

To hear an entire interview of Barbara Loe Fisher, head of the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC) by Dr. Joseph Mercola, click here.

The Flu Shot.

Everybody’s talking about it. Should I get it? Should I give it to my children?

Vaccinations have always been a controversial topic. But this specific flu shot raises even more concerns.

Have you noticed the hype? The urgency with which you are being encouraged to get “The Shot”? Even kids are being encouraged to do so. Here’s a public service announcement directed at children. Jim Henson was on board to create this fun looking ad:

A good friend of mine, Dr. Jeff Hazim, is hosting a web seminar to help you decide whether or not to get the flu shot. I always learn a great deal from him; check it out! Info is below; follow the link to register.

Should I Get the Swine Flu Shot?

Join WellWithU.com for a Webinar on December 14

Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/759595776

The relentless PR campaigns from the US government, the medical/ pharmaceutical industry, and the mainstream media, claim Swine Flu (H1N1 influenza virus) is an epidemic, and advocate vaccine shots as an almost mandatory social responsibility.But what you choose to inject into your body and the bodies of your children is a highly personal decision, and should be determined through significant education and forethought, and not because of news hype and psychological pressure.Like pretty much everything in life, there is more than one-side to the story, and (believe it or not) the general public is not being told everything we genuinely need to know.

Join Dr. Jeff Hazim and vaccination expert April Renée for a live 60+ minute online seminar as they separate health fact from media fiction.

This not-to-miss health information event will be webcast worldwide on Monday, December 14th, begining at 8pm ET (7pm CT, 6pm MT, 5pm PT).

Space is limited and pre-registration is mandatory.

At this webinar you will learn:

1. What is “flu” (influenza virus) and how do you get infected?

2. What is the history of Swine Flu (H1N1), and how is it different from “normal” winter colds and viruses?

3. Is Swine Flu a modern-day pandemic and how is the Center for Disease Control (CDC) getting its statistical data?

4. Are children, pregnant women, and the elderly especially at risk?

5. What are vaccines and how do they work in your body?

6. What’s in the Swine Flu vaccine that makes it different?

7. Are there any potential health risks to getting the Swine Flu vaccine?

Plus…straightforward answers to YOUR questions!

The seminar itself will last approximately one hour, followed by Q&A from the webinar audience.
Space is limited and pre-registration is mandatory.

Please sign up immediately to reserve your spot, and then forward this email to everyone you care about!

Title: “Should I Get the Swine Flu Shot?”

Date: Monday, December 14, 2009

Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST

After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.

I have read many people’s testimonies stating that, in their area, their doctors have been told to assume that any flu-like sickness is in fact H1N1(known as “Swine Flu”). That H1N1 testing has been suspended due to high cost, and that with the cost being high, it would be a waste to do such testing since it’s probably H1N1 anyway.

(Image from CBS News)

Where is the CDC Getting Their Data?

Why Is the CDC Purposely Misinforming the Public?

More information on this here.

In the same vein of my last post-posting what I can instead of waiting till I can do more, I share this video with you. I want to do more on vaccines, more on swine flu, more, more. But, I can’t right now, and I’m okay with that (yeah, right!)

Anyway, I thought this was interesting. Look for more like these to come, too.