I've got 50 years vaccine data and little to no measles in this country.
Parents of unvaccinated 6-year-old killed by measles in Texas speak out. They still are anti-vax
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You're getting a little sloppy there, you forgot to put hemorrhoids on that list. Maybe even early onset impotence.
It's not my list. It's from the manufacturer and the FDA.
But don't believe them; I'm sure the injections are TOTALLY safe. As far as fatal adverse reactions go SSPE has to be one of the better ones to get, right? 🙄
Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) is a very rare, but fatal disease of the central nervous system. It results from a measles virus infection acquired earlier in life.
About SSPE
- SSPE generally develops 7 to 10 years after a person has measles, even though the person seems to have fully recovered from the illness.
- Since measles was eliminated in 2000, SSPE is rarely reported in the United States.
- Among people who contracted measles during the resurgence in the United States in 1989 to 1991, 7 to 11 out of every 100,000 were estimated to be at risk for developing SSPE.
- The risk of developing SSPE may be higher for a person who gets measles before they are 2 years of age.
- https://www.fda.gov/media/75191/download
I'm not debating efficacy. I'm on safety.The stand-alone measles vaccine was licensed in 1963 and the MMR vaccine replaced it in 1971. If you can’t see a direct correlation in this chart then I simply don’t know what else to tell you.
Obviously cases don't scare me, as they shouldn't.
Also, these are reported cases. Actual cases in the US were estimated to be in the millions before the vaccines. Since virtually nobody gave a hoot when they or their kids got the measles they don't know the actual number of cases.
You must have missed the point. Let me help you. The idea is that here we have an indication on the way the common person felt about the illness prior to the vaccine since it was a trivial childhood illness. Contrasted to the idiot fearmongering pharma propaganda that happens today.
When you watched the episode where the Brady family goes to Hawaii did you learn to fear Tiki idols? Weird how Alice threw her back out and totally great surfer Brad wiped out. “They”, are always hiding the dangers of Tiki idols to Americans.
For once I will encourage you to go all TJ.The stand-alone measles vaccine was licensed in 1963 and the MMR vaccine replaced it in 1971. If you can’t see a direct correlation in this chart then I simply don’t know what else to tell you.
TJ the f**k out of this clown.
Damn, maybe you just need to keep yourself and your children locked up in the house for the rest of your lives. There must be some risk, no matter how small, to everything in life. Don't step out of your front door, a meteorite might fall on you. Don't eat anything at all, there may be some sort of contaminate on it. Don't breathe, you may get some lung ailment.
Talk about not being able to read the room. 🤣
I'm not a Chicken Little or a paranoid hypochondriac like so many of you.
I don't fear measles, or any other childhood illness. Therefore, I'm not going to risk inflicting a fatal adverse event on them when there's simply no need, imo.
The measles vaccine was first licensed in the United States in 1963. This initial version was an aluminum-precipitated vaccine derived from formaldehyde-inactivated monkey kidney cell cultures and containing the “killed” virus. However, unforeseen complications emerged, with some recipients suffering from pneumonia and encephalopathy, a severe inflammation of the brain. Despite being administered to the public for several years, health authorities eventually recommended discontinuing this hazardous formulation.
One of the issues encountered was atypical measles, a condition that emerged in individuals who had received the inactivated measles vaccine. This severe and prolonged illness was marked by high fever, unusual skin lesions, and severe pneumonitis, often accompanied by hemorrhagic rashes, nodular lung lesions, and other systemic symptoms. Cases were reported for up to 16 years after vaccination, and administering the live virus vaccine afterward did not prevent future occurrences, often triggering severe reactions at the injection site.
The Forgotten Triumph
How Public Health, Not Vaccines, Ended the Measles Mortality Crisis
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Because they’re very, very rare and the alternative is a world where kids are regularly dying of measles in large outbreaks. 100 years ago, you and idiots like NaturalBornDork would have been clamoring for these vaccines. Ironically, their incredible effectiveness has been their downfall for spoiled and historically ignorant first world morons.
They also had an episode where they ‘proved’ that women are better drivers than men. It was fiction. Mindless entertainment not to be taken seriously.
Women are better drivers. Sure, Jan…
Also, mindless entertainment not to be taken seriously sounds like NaturalBorn posts.
MMR side effect? No thanks; I'll take the measles. 🫣
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) is a rare condition, but when it happens, it’s a medical emergency. Here are the signs and how it's treated.
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It's not my fault you people can't handle reality.
It's also not my fault they didn't properly test the schedule before releasing it onto our kids. All anger for the current state of affairs surrounding vaccines may rightfully be directed toward the people that made those decisions.
How rare?
The problem is we traded infectious disease for chronic disease.
No vaccine is 100% effective against transmission/severe illness/death. This kid could have had 1,000 shots and still could have died.
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You go to a place like Africa they beg for vaccines. Because they are well aware of the consequences.
Okay. It was tested. You may have wanted a larger test, but to claim it wasn’t tested is false and you know it.
Who begs for the vaccines; Bill Gates? Cuz it seems vaccine hesitancy is real in Africa.
Vaccine hesitancy and trust in sub-Saharan Africa - Scientific Reports
Lack of trust is a primary reason behind the global rise in vaccine hesitancy. Existing research on the trust—vaccine hesitancy nexus has almost exclusively focused on COVID-19 with the vast majority of studies examining industrialized countries. In this study, we investigated the influence of...
www.nature.com
Glad you brought that up. Many people there think it will help them, that's why. Little did they know the DTP vaccine was killing 50% more people than it was saving. Ask Peter Aaby about his study that indicated that. Aaby is a very well respected Scientist and nobody questions the two studies of his that came out indicating more people are being killed than saved. Gates ignored the science completely and has continued to administer these vaccines. At what point do you say it's murder?
Thankfully word gets around!Who begs for the vaccines; Bill Gates? Cuz it seems vaccine hesitancy is real in Africa.
Vaccine hesitancy and trust in sub-Saharan Africa - Scientific Reports
Lack of trust is a primary reason behind the global rise in vaccine hesitancy. Existing research on the trust—vaccine hesitancy nexus has almost exclusively focused on COVID-19 with the vast majority of studies examining industrialized countries. In this study, we investigated the influence of...www.nature.com
Parents of child killed by measles appear in anti-vaccine video
Children’s Health Defense official says parents affected by measles outbreak ‘would rather have’ untested treatments ‘than the MMR vaccination’www.independent.co.uk
"The measles wasn't that bad." I guess except for the death thing. What a bunch of idiots, they ought to be in jail.Parents of child killed by measles appear in anti-vaccine video
Children’s Health Defense official says parents affected by measles outbreak ‘would rather have’ untested treatments ‘than the MMR vaccination’www.independent.co.uk
LOL, this article agrees with your vaccine hesitancy point, while destroying the rest of your argument.Who begs for the vaccines; Bill Gates? Cuz it seems vaccine hesitancy is real in Africa.
Vaccine hesitancy and trust in sub-Saharan Africa - Scientific Reports
Lack of trust is a primary reason behind the global rise in vaccine hesitancy. Existing research on the trust—vaccine hesitancy nexus has almost exclusively focused on COVID-19 with the vast majority of studies examining industrialized countries. In this study, we investigated the influence of...www.nature.com
well hey...at least we have the equivalent of MK and nautralbornhawk literally in charge of all health-related testing, research, and regulation...
My opinion is that vaccine are unsafe, ineffective and unnecessary.
The article does nothing to dispense with the legitimacy of my opinion.
Wut?
So you're basically saying that facts don't matter as long as you believe you're right? That seems about right for an anti-vaxxer.
Read the reports. She died of a medical error by being given the wrong medication.
The scary thing is you believe it. But you likely believe it's OK to damage a body by unneeded vaxes or sex changes on teens, ignoring hormonal damage. She died from a drug error.
I have posted loads of articles and studies that were/are the foundation of my opinion.
Feel free to believe otherwise. 🤷♂️
Yep. Medical malpractice; these parents will get paid.
You mean Daddy Warp Speed; the guy who got more people injected in 2 years than Bill Gates has in a lifetime?
