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MMR AUTISM:: NOT that complicated(permalink)

Posted by Elizabeth Robillard on Tuesday, 30th May 2006 Last updated Wednesday, 31st May 2006
MMR AUTISM:: NOT that complicated
' MMR and Autism::it's not all that complicated. There is a vaccine damage payment unit. Any person can react or be allergic (at any time in their life) to any substance at all (check food labels and 'trace of nuts') what isn't good is the flagging system post vaccination to prove specific babies have been damaged. There are good guys and bad on both sides of this debate, mainly stressed out parents though and children already alienated suffering autism then having to put up with their 'disease' like they are a walking cesspit or something terrible. Love the unique child + forget the label. I am a parent of a non-verbal child whom was fiddled with (*unecessary endoscopy* etc) by (censored), but it was (CENSORED) ,not (CENSORED), unecessarily prescribed killer antiobiotics known as Vancomycin for my poor little boy + a confused mummy here, later social workers blamed ME for the gut problem (it's still there) check MSBP and that was thanks to the hysteria of groups like (CENSORED) who are preposterous to think vaccines aren't generally a good thing when used with caution- when will common sense be spoken here? It's black + white. Government: Improve your flagging system, look at ways of preventing vaccine damage eg dont give them when child ill (sense?) parents; stop shouting and blaming, they are your children, learn to get out of your own depression or disappointment that you haven't got a 'NT' + love yourselves + understand your children . Would be nice. Sick to death of people pitying parents and I am one- we need practical support for daily chores + respite + special schools and we all need a much better understanding of autistic thought patterns. Autism has been around since history books began, even references to it in the bible. Hindus' used to worship Autistic children as 'holy'. Amen.'

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