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In the current melee of medical rights versus government mandates, vaxtremists often exclaim in disgust, “Eh, just go get a medical exemption if your child is so sick!” As a vaccine safety advocate who wants to retain the right to … Continue reading
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At this time, legislation is pending in 11 different states that seeks to eliminate religious and philosophical vaccine exemptions for children who attend public and private schools, and in Washington D.C. a federal bill is pending that seeks to … Continue reading
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(Julie Bailey Obradovic’s brave and generous recounting of her daughter’s vaccine injury and descent into severe autism has touched and inspired many people. More and more are being inspired to speak out and tell their stories. This mother, a member of … Continue reading
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First and foremost, we are moms. Moms that have witnessed ongoing vaccine injury in our children. Moms that belong to a growing community of affected families. Moms that have listened to the recorded admissions of CDC scientist and whistleblower Dr. … Continue reading
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I read with great interest the recent ‘measles epidemic’ articles that addressed the vaccine debate from the point of view of a cancer parent. My interest is the result of being a cancer parent myself – my little girl has been … Continue reading
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This is not aimed at anyone in particular, so please don’t think it is. I am seeing this vaccine argument all over my newsfeed lately, and I have to put in my two cents. If you’re pro-vaccine, I get where … Continue reading
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(In another departure, we are reposting this blog by Julie Bailey Obradovic, that originally ran on her personal blog on January 29, 2015. We thought it was an important and eloquent expression of something that many, many parents have in … Continue reading
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(This is a departure for us. We don’t usually post things that are posted elsewhere, but we thought that the subject matter of this article was important enough that we wanted to help give this story as much attention as … Continue reading
~ Amy Lansky, PhD Author of Impossible Cure: The Promise of Homeopathy Is it an accident that the word “patient” has two meanings? Of course not. As a patient (noun) we must be patient (adjective). This is especially true when you are the parent of … Continue reading
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I had the dubious pleasure of having both annoying stoner neighbors and an annoying stoner roommate in college. When they fired up the bong, they’d blast Red, Red Wine over and over, with the woofer pushed up against the wall … Continue reading
