On June 11, 2007, the first of 4,800 autism cases was brought before the Special Master of the US Federal Claims Court, known as the “Vaccine Court.” Michelle Cedillo’s case has been chosen as the “test case” to discern if there is a probable connection between the MMR vaccine, thimerosal, and autism.
Here’s a synopsis of the case: Michelle developed normally during the first year of her life. Seven days after his MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccination at 15 months, he abruptly developed a high fever that subsided and then reappeared. Soon after, he lost the ability to speak, became disinterested in his surroundings, developed an intense sensitivity to sounds, and was eventually diagnosed with severe autism. Additionally, she developed severe diarrhea two weeks after receiving the injection, diarrhea that persists to this day. Before receiving MMR, he received vaccines that contained more than 100 ugm of mercury from thimerosal. The strongest fact supporting the connection between his autism and MMR is a biopsy of his intestinal lining documenting the measles virus from the vaccine strain when he had no other measles exposure.
The battle for vaccines
History repeats itself. Government vaccination mandates have clashed with the intuitive sense of parents since the UK’s first Compulsory Vaccination Act was passed in 1865. Smallpox vaccination at the time was invasive, unhealthy, and often disfiguring and deadly. Public vaccinators cut at least four lines in a marked pattern on an adult’s arm and then “vaccine matter,” lymph that had been taken from cows, was smeared onto the wound. Eight days after the procedure, the blisters were collected and the fluid was inserted directly into your son’s arm. Many children died of secondary infections and gangrene. A very active grassroots parent movement began to reject this vile procedure. The “anti-vaccine” label has continued to this day. (two)
Parents in 2007 rebel for different reasons. If parents agree to all recommended vaccinations, at the age of 10, girls will have 157 vaccine antigens injected into their bodies. Children will get slightly less, at 145, because they are not (yet) candidates for Gardisil, the new vaccine against cervical cancer. In addition, the injections contain measurable amounts of chemicals, such as MSG, polysorbate 20 and 80, aluminum, industrial-grade detergents, 2-phenoxyethanol, formaldehyde, and others. Some parents begin to wonder if their children are simply a “profit center” for the pharmaceutical industry.
A medical sacred cow is, by definition, “a procedure or person unreasonably immune from criticism.” We must stop being afraid to openly discuss the problems with this sacred cow, a vaccine. We have to stop taking risks when someone calls vaccines what they are: dirt on a needle. A well-researched article by Benjamin McReardon reveals what actually goes through those needles. (3) We must stop believing in reliable documentation about problems caused by vaccines.
For more than 200 years, we have been told that vaccines are necessary for the good of society. The use of non-violent methods to convince a person to abandon their basic beliefs and adopt the beliefs of the indoctrinator is called brainwashing. We need to encourage adults to read the relevant information and then think for themselves. Those who have repeatedly told the story in favor of vaccines are those who stand to gain the most financially from vaccines: doctors and pharmaceutical companies. We must all realize that public health is about more than high vaccination rates and low infection rates.
Many doctors, allied health professionals, and psychologists are working overtime to help autistic children recover. But here’s a better idea: why not prevent them from getting sick and injured in the first place?
Embrace the notion that washing our hands, eating good food, getting enough sleep, drinking clean water, and using simple detoxification processes will keep us healthy. Do some homework; research the pros and cons of the vaccine vs. disease risks. Most adults over the age of 40 experienced measles and chickenpox; some had whooping cough. Was it really that bad? Parents of children with autism and ASD would have happily stayed home for a week or two with a feverish and uncomfortable child instead of spending years trying to help them recover from autism. Would we rather have occasional outbreaks of short-lived viral infections, such as mumps and flu, or an autism epidemic?
So what will be the ultimate cure for autism? Stop causing it. Eat well, sleep a lot and educate before vaccinating.
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REFERENCES
(1) The VAERS database: http://vaers.hhs.gov
(2) For the full story, read “Bodily Matters” by Nadja Durbach, available through Amazon.com
(2) Benjamin McReardon. “What’s going through that needle”? [http://www.jeffsutherland.org/complementary/vaccine_contamination_mcrearden.pdf]
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