A vaccine made my son autistic
Some of you have no idea what you’re talking about
The vaccines may be fine but the preservative they are suspended in is deadly.
To: NRxJust curious if you'd ever heard this, and if it's not too personal a question, does your son have that mutation?
Vaccines aren’t safe for all people, especially those with MTHFR gene mutations, so please keep your mandatory GOVERNMENT vaccinations away from my family.
2 posted on 2/7/2019, 7:22:50 AM by JonPreston
To: JonPreston
How does someone know they have that mutation? Is there a test for it? Just curious.
13 posted on 2/7/2019, 7:30:56 AM by goodnesswins
To: goodnesswins
Yes there is a simple test for the MTHFR gene mutation, and since nearly 90% of autistic kids have the mutation it’s worth it to do, even if it’s an out of pocket expense.
21 posted on 2/7/2019, 7:36:27 AM by JonPreston
I have a young grandson and would like to know if there is trusted data about this. I'd trust any FReeper more than google, any day.
Thanks!
There are many harmful effects about vaccines, and I wasn’t aware of many until after my son had a very close call the last time he got some. I won’t ever take those risks again, I choose to trust God.
The "preservatives" component of vaccines are necessary but one must consider preservatives that are not safe. One that is not safe is Thimerosal (an ethylmercury-containing preservative). It is no longer contained in any childhood vaccine, with the exception of vaccines: against diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus (DTaP), against Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib), and against hepatitis B. These exceptions can be administered with Thimerosal-free vaccines. People receiving any vaccine should be able to request and receive Thimerosal-free vaccines. If your doctor says it's too expensive or too inconvenient, find another doctor. Mercury in any form is not good for humans.
Is the preservative made from ABORTED BABIES??