I suspect vaccinations because...
POSTED BY: chrisisall
UPDATED: Saturday, January 13, 2024 18:35
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Agreed. Okay, I take back the effueahole and apologize. I'm a might touchy today, more than is usual for me. This whole diabetes thing has spun me about.
Apology welcomed and sincerely reciprocated. This is a new thing you're dealing with? In your shoes I'd be pretty rocky myself.
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Quote:For what it's worth, I agree with you about the need to investigate independently and not simply take Paul Offit's word that vaccines are the next best thing to manna from heaven. The industry has categorically refused to listen to parent concerns and seriously investigate potential dangers. They have lost the trust of many parents. It is their own doing.
Originally posted by chrisisall:
MOST vaccines in TODAY'S world and time are at best a harmless economic scam, and at worst a serious health risk given the political agenda, the amateurish preparation by minimum wage, ill trained personnel, and the desire to trust in those that know 'better than you do' despite sloppy, rushed and incomplete data.
I have often found it curious that so many anti-corporation folks would find it so easy to make an exception and trust pharmaceutical corporations unquestioningly. Bizarre.
My husband, who is much more educated than I, is convinced that all vaccines are a scam, neither effective nor safe, the modern day snake oil. So he would agree with you.
I am more cautious with my pronouncement. I believe vaccines are decidedly UNSAFE, but vaccines in general have some limited effectiveness. It is good for reducing symptoms for a short period of time after vaccination. I have reason to believe it does not prevent infection in many diseases, and if it does, it does not prevent infection for very long. I think vaccination usually results in subclinical infections which reduces diagnosis, giving the illusion of decreased disease rates.
So, benefits are greatly exaggerated, to make a buck. Such is the nature of greed.
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Quote:Both funny & disturbing ref to The Stand there, Frem.
Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
now they're trying to lab-grow some horrific hybrid variation of an H-series jumper flu which has Captain Trips written all over it, and I am far from sanguine about their motives here.
The laughing Chrisisall
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Quote:Reasonably new. Putting off the reality of it a bit, then it crashes on you a little. Still, it's not the end of the world or anything.
Originally posted by 1kiki:
This is a new thing you're dealing with?
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I admit that I'm not a geneticist, but I seem to recall something or another about dominance or recessiveness in genes...
I'm fairly sure that its possible that you and your son's mother both carry the recessive genes necessary for the trait to appear. Also, I recently read an article that makes links to things like famine and it's affects on (particularly) granchildren and later generations...So, I suppose it's possible your great-great grandaddy didn't eat his vegetables, and maybe THAT was the cause...The point is-this timeline and it's sequence of events were set in motion the moment of fertilization. Having recently come to an understanding of my kids various problems, and mine as well, I can safely say that I never stop looking for possible cures, but there is NO WAY IN HELL that you are going to find out any time soon as to the cause. It is a moot point. Stop kicking yourself...It's unproductive... 
STOP THAT!!!
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Thanks. I'm sincerely tryin' not to.
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It seems to me you have a good perspective. Not trying to jump in and tell you what to do but .... I spent years stressing over a child with major disabilities and ongoing medical problems. I wish I had stressed less and focused on the good stuff more.
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Quote:Now I'm REALLY sorry I blasted all over you.
Originally posted by 1kiki:
I spent years stressing over a child with major disabilities and ongoing medical problems. I wish I had stressed less and focused on the good stuff more.
Anger is just the easy side of sadness.
But joy is now, for each moment is alive with possibilities!
(sounds trite, but it's really what we have, all we have.
Unless you have a yacht...
Frack, I have to go for the funny... it's a defense mech)
Chrisisall
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Hello Chris,
I said this recently to someone else.
My family is rife with diabetics. Generations plagued with it.
Cinnamon. Get Cinnamon pill dietary supplements.
Does amazing things to correct blood sugar. I have no idea why, but my father and I have both benefited.
--Anthony
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Well, it's so much easier to see when it's someone else. I know a family - they have one son. He was a surfer, songwriter, singer - on vacation last summer before he went on to graduate school in music. But he was involved in a horrible car accident. He lost some limbs, and some of his brain. For many weeks he was in a coma, fighting cryptic hard to localize infections, having repeated surgeries, fighting the ventilator, down to skin and bones. It looked like he might not make it. But he came back, only - not the same as before. The family is still devastated. They can't let go of the son he was. More important I think, they can't let go of the assumptions they made about what he would be. But it seems to me, if he is happy, then it's all good. It seems better to focus on the potential for the good things in life than to tie an anchor around your neck of the things that you thought were going to be.
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