MMR

"M.a.r.k P.r.o.b.e.r.t-April 29, 2004" <M.a.r.k P.r.o.b.e.r.t
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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
Date: 4/29/2004 10:23 AM Pacific Standard Time
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>>Subject: Re: MMR
>>From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
>>Date: 4/29/2004 7:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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>>The child now has enough Thimerisol in her blood stream to set off

metal

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>>detectors in airports on distant
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>need to update your data base
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>MMR does not ...nor never did...have thimerisol in it
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>hawki.....
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Uh, that was sarcasm, Hawki. I know it doesn't and even if it did, it
wouldn't
set off airport metal detectors.....on distant continents. My comment

was a

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dig at Little Doobie, who made up a story about having so much metal in

her

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bloodstream that she set off metal detectors.

Now, the point you make about MMR is quite important. Despite the lack

of

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thimerisol, SOME of the anti-vac liars and loonies have insisted that

the

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MMR's
thimerisol content was responsible for autism. But hey, we already

knew

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that

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those guys will say anything in smear the record of vaccination.

The correct spelling is thimerosal.

The correct reserach is found here:

Jan, Isee you attempted to use the word 'research' to describe this:

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http://www.testfoundation.org/thimerosal.htm

First, never, ever correct someone's spelling, if you do not spell all the
words you type correctly.

Second, the use of the word "research" to describe this incorrect. The
proper term is BALONEY.

Did you mean "BOLOGNA"?

;o) Rich

Lets try an experiment.

I have a baby hanging around, a one year old.
She is happy, healthy, can walk, climb on things and put herself to bed when
she is tired.

Today I took her to the doctor and got an MMR vaccination.

Lets see if there are any health problems.

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Lets try an experiment.

I have a baby hanging around, a one year old.
She is happy, healthy, can walk, climb on things and put herself to bed when
she is tired.

Today I took her to the doctor and got an MMR vaccination.

Lets see if there are any health problems.

The child now has enough Thimerisol in her blood stream to set off metal
detectors in airports on distant continents.

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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
Date: 4/29/2004 7:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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The child now has enough Thimerisol in her blood stream to set off metal
detectors in airports on distant

need to update your data base

MMR does not ...nor never did...have thimerisol in it

hawki.....

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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
Date: 4/29/2004 7:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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The child now has enough Thimerisol in her blood stream to set off metal
detectors in airports on distant

need to update your data base

MMR does not ...nor never did...have thimerisol in it

hawki.....

Uh, that was sarcasm, Hawki. I know it doesn't and even if it did, it wouldn't
set off airport metal detectors.....on distant continents. My comment was a
dig at Little Doobie, who made up a story about having so much metal in her
bloodstream that she set off metal detectors.

Now, the point you make about MMR is quite important. Despite the lack of
thimerisol, SOME of the anti-vac liars and loonies have insisted that the MMR's
thimerisol content was responsible for autism. But hey, we already knew that
those guys will say anything in smear the record of vaccination.

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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
Date: 4/29/2004 11:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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sorry...did miss your tongue in cheek!!!

hawki.....

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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
Date: 4/29/2004 10:23 AM Pacific Standard Time
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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
Date: 4/29/2004 7:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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The child now has enough Thimerisol in her blood stream to set off metal
detectors in airports on distant

need to update your data base

MMR does not ...nor never did...have thimerisol in it

hawki.....

Uh, that was sarcasm, Hawki. I know it doesn't and even if it did, it
wouldn't
set off airport metal detectors.....on distant continents. My comment was a
dig at Little Doobie, who made up a story about having so much metal in her
bloodstream that she set off metal detectors.

Now, the point you make about MMR is quite important. Despite the lack of
thimerisol, SOME of the anti-vac liars and loonies have insisted that the
MMR's
thimerisol content was responsible for autism. But hey, we already knew that
those guys will say anything in smear the record of vaccination.

The correct spelling is thimerosal.

The correct reserach is found here:

http://www.testfoundation.org/thimerosal.htm

This thread is about Debbee, and as usual all you have to say is belttling.

Jan

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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
Date: 4/29/2004 10:23 AM Pacific Standard Time
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>Subject: Re: MMR
>From: [email hidden] (Jesus Loves Ilsa9)
>Date: 4/29/2004 7:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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>The child now has enough Thimerisol in her blood stream to set off

metal

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>detectors in airports on distant

need to update your data base

MMR does not ...nor never did...have thimerisol in it

hawki.....

Uh, that was sarcasm, Hawki. I know it doesn't and even if it did, it
wouldn't
set off airport metal detectors.....on distant continents. My comment

was a

Quoted message said:

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dig at Little Doobie, who made up a story about having so much metal in

her

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bloodstream that she set off metal detectors.

Now, the point you make about MMR is quite important. Despite the lack

of

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

thimerisol, SOME of the anti-vac liars and loonies have insisted that the
MMR's
thimerisol content was responsible for autism. But hey, we already knew

that

Quoted message said:

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those guys will say anything in smear the record of vaccination.

The correct spelling is thimerosal.

The correct reserach is found here:

Jan, Isee you attempted to use the word 'research' to describe this:

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http://www.testfoundation.org/thimerosal.htm

First, never, ever correct someone's spelling, if you do not spell all the
words you type correctly.

Second, the use of the word "research" to describe this incorrect. The
proper term is BALONEY.

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Subject: Re: MMR
From: [email hidden] (Jan)
Date: 4/29/2004 1:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time
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The correct reserach is found here:

funny...again you don't READ what you post...it states there is NOOOOOOO
mercury in MMR

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This thread is about Debbee, and as usual all you have to say is belttling.

Jan

it is spelled "belittling"....you should have learned that in oh....second
grade....

hawki.....

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The correct spelling is thimerosal.

The correct reserach is found here:

The correct spelling is "research".

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http://www.testfoundation.org/thimerosal.htm

This thread is about Debbee, and as usual all you have to say is belttling.

The correct spelling is "belittling".

Spelling flames are always risky business.

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http://www.testfoundation.org/thimerosal.htm

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Lets try an experiment.

I have a baby hanging around, a one year old.
She is happy, healthy, can walk, climb on things and put herself to bed

when

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she is tired.

Today I took her to the doctor and got an MMR vaccination.

Lets see if there are any health problems.

Vday +1
She was in a bad mood last night and had a bit of fever today (38.3C).
She also learned how to use a rocking horse, and tried out a pedel car.

No autism as far as I can see.

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Lets try an experiment.

I have a baby hanging around, a one year old.
She is happy, healthy, can walk, climb on things and put herself to bed

when

Quoted message said:

she is tired.

Today I took her to the doctor and got an MMR vaccination.

Lets see if there are any health problems.

Vday +1
She was in a bad mood last night and had a bit of fever today (38.3C).
She also learned how to use a rocking horse, and tried out a pedel car.

No autism as far as I can see.

Doug, please don't take this the wrong way, but you're in denial, dude! Your
daughter now prefers to interact with mechanical objects over friends & family
members. She is drifting away, isolating herself, and becoming a non-social
individual. The homeopathic thimerisol preservative has had this effect on
many other kids, but you won't get the truth from the FDA, AMA, or CDC.

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"Jesus Loves Ilsa9" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Doug Adam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Lets try an experiment.

I have a baby hanging around, a one year old.
She is happy, healthy, can walk, climb on things and put herself to bed

when

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she is tired.

Today I took her to the doctor and got an MMR vaccination.

Lets see if there are any health problems.

Vday +1
She was in a bad mood last night and had a bit of fever today (38.3C).
She also learned how to use a rocking horse, and tried out a pedel car.

No autism as far as I can see.

Doug, please don't take this the wrong way, but you're in denial, dude!

Your

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daughter now prefers to interact with mechanical objects over friends &

family

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members.

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No problem.
She just takes after her dad.

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Lets try an experiment.

I have a baby hanging around, a one year old.
She is happy, healthy, can walk, climb on things and put herself to bed

when

Quoted message said:

she is tired.

Today I took her to the doctor and got an MMR vaccination.

Lets see if there are any health problems.

Vday +1
She was in a bad mood last night and had a bit of fever today (38.3C).
She also learned how to use a rocking horse, and tried out a pedel car.

No autism as far as I can see.

Vday +2
Fever is gone.
She is in a good mood again.

Still no sign of autism.

I would say she is back to normal.

so much for vaccine problems...

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