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googoogjoob69 · #31 09-03-2008, 04:53 PM

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Those were the first two movies he ever saw. I'm talkin' from the first couple weeks of being home after birth. He's seen alot of movies since but those two are still his all time fav's. Finding Nemo's runnin' a close third.

n2tattoos.lol · #32 09-03-2008, 05:06 PM

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i guess the mystery is how much is in each vaccine. it's 50% of Thimerosal, but how much Thimerosal is in each shot i wonder.

googoogjoob69 · #33 09-03-2008, 05:25 PM

Well, to ur average child it might be a small enough amount that they just pass it right through their body. A child with autism, won't. Like I said though, I'm not an expert. This is just knowledge I've retained along the way.

n2tattoos.lol · #34 09-03-2008, 05:42 PM

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well, shit.

#35 09-03-2008, 06:22 PM

Congrats!

My older brother has special needs, and in spite of all the challenges he has faced and worries that we have all had throughout his life, he has brought all of us so much joy and an appreciation for life that I'm not sure I would have had if not for his influence on me. Nothing beats a smile and a bear hug from my big brother!! I’m sure you know what I mean.

God bless and best wishes to you and your family!

Randal Graves · #36 09-03-2008, 06:23 PM

I don't know shit about the subject, but I think it's pretty ridiculous to put a poison in vaccines to make the shelf life longer. The percentage is irrelevant. Any is too much as far as I'm concerned.

googoogjoob69 · #37 09-03-2008, 06:38 PM

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It doesn't really take a rocket scientist to figure that one out, eh?

towdog · #38 09-03-2008, 06:55 PM

Congratulations on #3. We stopped with one and he has been plenty.

My best friend's oldest son is autistic. He is 19 and I've been around him since he was baby so I can at least sympathize with you somewhat in regards to how insurance, doctors, schools, and people in general deal with it. Even the state legislature kept a bill off the floor that would have forced insurance companies to treat autism fairly. His communication skills weren't much early but he has progressed quite a bit over the years. Not sure if he will ever be able to live alone or not though. Since he lives in a black and white world, the gray areas in life set his temper off, plus there are plenty of things he just won't do on his own that would prevent it. Lazy as all get out...haha, but when he applies himself toward something he really wants (like the drivers license he got on his first try) you can see glimmers of hope that he is progressing to the moving out stage. Loves to watch pro wrestling, football referees (it's the whistle), and play Unreal Tournament with bots and all the cheat codes on.

Randal Graves · #39 09-03-2008, 06:57 PM

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Nope, I managed to figure it out, and I'm barely literate.

The part that I really blows my mind is that someone makes the conscious decision to add the shit in. It's not like Mercury being poisonous is a mystery. If it were, I could understand. But, someone actually says: "Hey, if we add a little poison to this mixture we can make it last longer and increase profits." And it's not like it's only one level. The the FDA has to approve it, and they're supposed to protect us. When the fuck did there become an acceptable level of poison?

Sorry for the ranting, but this is all new to me. I knew there were potential complications with vaccines for some kids, but I had no idea it was because they put poison in them. Fuck me.

n2tattoos.lol · #40 09-03-2008, 07:10 PM

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then you better stop eating fish.

but there's always acceptable levels of poison. the air you breathe has poisons. sure, it'll take longer to kill you than, say, arsenic or rat poison, but it's there. the water you drink is poison...if you drink enough of it. there's alcohol poisoning. but i agree, things like mercury should never be allowed to be voluntarily introduced in any product.