Our Catholic school (My parents went to, me and my wife went to, our kids went to) sent home a letter from the office of the poop I mean pope and it stated that "they are aware of the fact that some vaccines are made with fetal cells but since we are not the ones responsible for the death of those fetuses that its ok to take the vaccine", so shut up and take the shot and give us all your money if you want to come to our school.

There is a lot to take in especially being a layperson but I plowed through it and looked up words I didn't know. The audiobook reflects Rhonda’s own journey and shares the most direct way out for those experiencing hardship and the path to end pain and suffering endured by so many, and it shines a light on a future without anxiety or fear.In the Mortality section and associated table in the cited study, we learn that only a single patient under the age of 30 died during the epidemic outbreak, and that for the purposes of the study, "vaccinated" refers to "[p]atients who had got the basic diphtheria vaccination in childhood and one or more booster doses of toxoid vaccine during the last 5 years. Again, it is thoroughly footnoted and it certainly cannot be said that the author did not back up her arguments. What I found most striking about all the information given in the book, is that the same old lies, misinformation, quasi facts, managed media coverage, blaming of the unvaccinated, vilification of the unvaccinated, etc. She instead credits better nutrition and sanitation for these advances, despite these factors having little or nothing to do with disease etiology in many cases (polio for instance became a serious crippling threat _because_ of better sanitation in the mid-20th century, which delayed onset of disease until children were older and more prone to develop paralytic polio). Good nutrition and sanitation haven't prevented mortality and morbidity on a vast scale in affluent countries.

While before reading it I was of the same opinion as the author because of extensive work of my own on this subject, never did I expect to locate such a detailed and quite frankly staggering work. We either sacrifice all of our kids at the alter of the collective good or hide in our house like troglodytes until we figure out what to do. A really thorough look at the ineffectiveness of vaccination through history from its early beginnings sloshing around diseased animal pus to.The authors’ agenda appear to be nothing further than revealing the truth that has been hidden under decades of misinformation and propaganda. What it comes down to is that I am too ignorant to properly assess how well this book makes its point. The only man in history to complete elite training as a Navy SEAL, Army Ranger, and Air Force tactical air controller, he went on to set records in numerous endurance events. Humphries' book falls toward the negative and she provides gobs of graphs and statistics to validate her point of view -- which is that the incidence of disease was decreasing with increased sanitation and improved living conditions and there was no need for vaccines at all.

Vaccines are perhaps the biggest modern example of a lie told so many times over that it is unquestionably and with no thought required accepted as a universal truth. The idea that vaccination is the universal answer to the problem of infectious disease is no less a simple minded than the simplified argument “vaccines are bad” as attacked in this objection. Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions gives a detailed accounting of how, necessarily, radical shifts in scientific paradigms and foundational assumptions are not simply a matter of "immediately doing so" (publishing), but are invariably met with bitter resistance and bias against the change. She does now have a natural immunity to the whoop which is good, it doesn't mean she's immune but if she ever did get it again it would be more mild then the first time. For Arthur Dent, who has only just had his house demolished that morning, this seems already to be more than he can cope with.In The Psychology of Money, award-winning author Morgan Housel shares 19 short stories exploring the strange ways people think about money.

She was kind to all 3 of my kids and naturally asked me about my decision to which I kept the answer brief. Humphries' book is founded on denial that vaccines have been responsible for vastly reducing or eliminating dangerous infectious diseases like smallpox, measles and polio.One can hardly expect an author's introduction to consist of an immediate dive into the data, nor to be a sterile accounting of objective facts about the authors. We also found a pediatrician that allows our kids to be patients at her practice, first time in 7 years we weren't kicked out of a doctors office.