Comments on: Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards are fighting over their kids again

By: miriam_grace

miriam_grace — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 15:31:09 +0000

Well done Charlie Sheen! This guy has obviously done his research with an open mind. Denise Richards is a stupid, ignorant, selfish bitch who is too lazy to research this important issue herself! I wish Charlie all the best.
IMO Vaccines don’t work and Herd immunity is a load of Bull Crap!
The following article sums it up well.
http://www.whale.to/v/phillips.html

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By: Not A Sheep

Not A Sheep — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 18:09:16 +0000

I guess we cured the Black plague with vaccines too since it’s not around anymore, right? No? How did we get rid of it then?
Better living conditions… stronger immune systems.

Polio was already going away when they introduced the vaccine. If you look at the data, it was decreasing and continued to decrease until they introduced the vaccine… then it rose QUITE a bit since people were getting Polio FROM the vaccine. Some states BANNED the polio vaccine because the ONLY cases of polio they had were caused by the vaccines.

The Pertussis (whooping cough) vaccine, surrounded by controversy: In a recent medical report it was stated that, throughout the world, pertussis remains a major cause of death among infants with an estimated 600,000 deaths annually. Because of a fear of a return of pertussis epidemics, the pertussis vaccine is one of the most strongly supported measures by public health services in the U.S.A.–BUT it is also one of the most controversial.

The history of the pertussis vaccine in Sweden is one that is seldom publicized. It gives an entirely different point of view from that of the U.S. Public Health Service. Sweden banned the pertussis vaccine in 1979, and yet Sweden now has the second lowest infant mortality rate in the world, while the U.S.A. ranks a very poor 20th.

No, not everyone that has autism gets it from vaccines. BUT they overload the child —who is already predisposed to having problems getting rid of toxins— with more than they would normally be exposed to.

And to all the people that are saying that they are misdiagnosing autism… you obviously don’t know anything about it. It is a very large spectrum, with some being mildly effected, to others being severely effected. If you don’t know about it please don’t speak as if you are an expert.

Google is not the only source of info that I have… I read quite a bit off-line. Maybe you should too.

“Small is the number of them that see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts.” Albert Einstein

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By: Doodlebug

Doodlebug — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 23:19:34 +0000

I would would love to judge Charlie, but his and his life haven’t been stellar, and my opinion of him is just that–my opinion. You guys must be bored (like me) and can’t wait to get on some blog to talk to everyone on line to ‘listen’ and show us what town has lost its idiot.

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By: Totink

Totink — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 19:01:56 +0000

There are a lot of people doing a lot of research all around of globe on this topic. Start educating yourselves before you pass judgment on Charlie.

http://www.nvic.org

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By: Judy

Judy — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 03:06:44 +0000

They are also saying that mothers who are bi polar and other mental illensses are more apt to children with Autisim, I am the youngest of 12 and none of us ever had any problems and I never even heard of Autisim until this decade. If people will not vacinate their children then they need to home school them and keep them away from other children. I was born in the 40’s and I remember all too well what happened to kids that did not get the vaccines. I almost died from the German Measles. They are not sure what causes autisim and people are reaching out to blame someone anything for all of this. You cannot blame them they want answers and hope for their kids.But if we stop iummunizing children we are going to go back to the way it once once with so many childrens deaths from diseases that can be controlled.

Charlie needs to pick his fights better.

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By: abc123

abc123 — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 04:53:45 +0000

I just hate it when people wear black sunglasses with brown accessories! You just have to wear brown sunglasses too. Dumb toad!!

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By: daisfly

daisfly — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 08:15:01 +0000

Saying that vaccines are the cause for autism since kids who are diagnosed with Autism have had them is no less asinine than saying that water is the cause for cancer, since everyone who has had cancer drank water. The notion that since more kids are being immunized, more kids are being diagnosed with autism is what happens when you take logic and common sense out of an individual and replace it with fear and paranoia. More and more children are being diagnosed as autistic because 1, there are far more recognized categories of autism than 30 years ago, and 2, more doctors are trained to look for the signs. And, like with the sudden rash of kids diagnosed with ADHD incorrectly, more and more children diagnosed as autistic are being given second opinions.

Parents are rush to think that if their child isn’t doing something at the same time that their other child did, or their neighbor’s child did, it means that said child is autistic, has a learning disorder, etc… THREE parents I know of had their children falsely diagnosed with Autism. Turns out, one child was partially deaf, and simply didn’t respond when you spoke on his left side, one was SHY, and the other had an immuno-deficiency that was corrected with medication and supplements.

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By: headache

headache — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 02:42:40 +0000

There is no scarlet fever vaccination. My daughter has had it twice in the last 45 days. It’s caused by strep. Antibiotics is the reason people rarely die or go blind from Scarlet fever anymore, not vaccinations.

As a parent, there are so many things you can worry about. You really could literally not go outside if you spent all your time dwelling on it. You really have to weigh the odds when you are faced with decisions like this.

I personally feel that the current vaccination schedule is a bit much. Is there proof that a child wouldn’t benefit from getting the adult activity related shots like Hep later in life than early? And I don’t see the reason at all for a chicken pox shot. I mean it’s nice but 400 kids a year die from it. 400! I mean seriously, my kid is more likely to choke to death on pudding.

But, I’ve weighed the risk (and the headache of getting a medical waiver for school) and I’ve decided that since there is still no definitive causitive link between vaccinations and autism, my children will get all of their shots.

Just because a disorder presents itself at a certain age, does not mean certain activity causes it. Bipolar disorder often presents in high schoolers, and schitzophrenia in college but no one is blaming the meningitis shot.

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By: drm

drm — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 02:01:52 +0000

Those poor kids…I agree with the general opinion that the little girls always look miserable, and I don’t mean spoiled brat either. It can’t be much fun for them, what a life really. There are going to be some large counselling bills for those two when they are older. Growing up is hard enough without both parents being completely dialed in to ‘crazy’.

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By: devilgirl

devilgirl — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 19:37:14 +0000

As a matter of fact there are. Christian Science schools do not have the vaccination requirement as is the religions belief that God will cure all ills and medicine goes against the dictates of God. I have relatives who are Christian Scientists and have educated their children in those schools. My great Aunt died as a result of her beliefs.

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