Does anyone still think vaccines are Kryptonite? (smoking, doctor, toddler)
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Jenny McCarthy is just trying to gain publicity to restore her public image because she doesn't want to be remembered as some bimbo to whom horny men and boys got their jollies off in the bathroom stall. That's what this is all about. Then when she saw that autism was becoming more recognized, she came out of the woodwork with this phoney "panacea" saying that her son who actually has Landau-Kleffner was "cured." That alone leaves too much room for interpretation. Dating Jim Carrey wasn't enough to assuage her ego, so she had to bring it up a notch. She succeeded in the first part, nonetheless. Now I'll always remember her as the bubbleheaded bleach blonde who did a fine job tearing the autism community asunder and fueled the harsh skepticism of blowhards like Denis Leary and Michael Savage.
Is this sentence supposed to make sense in the context of the thread...?
You backed up the statement of some woman who described her once "perfect child," that was supposedly poisoned by vaccines. I'm not sure if your response was sarcastic or sincere which is why I'm asking for validation.
It's simply AMAZING that you can witness this vaccine damage almost first hand, and STILL say that you believe in vaccination!!!!Do you think the damage to these once perfect children was worth the risk???, and WHAT risk are you talking about???
Since when are there "perfect" children? Only a fool would think his/her own child is perfect. If you really think that your kid was, I can't help you. Can you tell me any human being out there that's "perfect" because I'm intrigued now?!
You backed up the statement of some woman who described her once "perfect child," that was supposedly poisoned by vaccines. I'm not sure if your response was sarcastic or sincere which is why I'm asking for validation.
Cool! I'm sorry if you thought I was being a jerk or anything. I was uncertain; that's all. It's easy to take things out of context on here and even more so when people don't use emoticons. Thank you!
"The fever-related seizures — called febrile seizures — are convulsions brought on by a fever in infants or small children. A child often loses consciousness and shakes. Most seizures last a minute or two, and often children quickly recover. Such seizures may occur with any common childhood illnesses that may cause fever, such as ear infections, colds, influenza and other viral infections."
Febrile Seizures Fact Sheet: National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) (http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/febrile_seizures/detail_febrile_seizures.htm - broken link)
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