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"oh, I know that, I just wondered who has been saying it. it sounds like something mccarthy might have switched to. -- nm"
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It comes from people with autistic children, but it predates Jenny McCarthy by many years. My friend, who is highly educated and otherwise very i
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jnine (aka jnine)
Jan 31 '15, 16:28
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intelligent, has told me that the number of vaccines given to a newborn has almost quadrupled since she was a child and that it is too much for a developing baby's brain. She swears her daughter was developing perfectly normally until she got her 9. 15 or 18 month booster, I dont recall which one and that she literally regressed overnight. She believes the British doctor whose study was discredited was the subject of a pharmaceutical company conspiracy. She told me she would slowly have her son vaccinated as he got older, depending on his titer results. He's 5 and completely unvaccinated. I can't discuss it with her, except to ask her what her beliefs are based on, because her mind is made up on the subject. The whole "too much for their brains" thing comes from the top autistic doctors in the field, who have written many books that include this "fact".
The really scary thing is in much of LA, wealthy people have paid their doctors to give them falsified vaccination certificates. It was in the Times last week.
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