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VACCIINES

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 09:00AM
Member Comments (32)

by jdwithhcv, Aug 07, 2009 10:56AM
polio, hep a, hep b, pneumonia, flu, and a bunch for exotic diseases (I forget which) when I was travelling in Egypt and throughout Asia.

I'm a big believer in vaccines and if there is ever a hep c vaccine I'l be first in line.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 11:16AM
Hep A goes away on its own BTW.

by FlGuy, Aug 07, 2009 11:19AM
Most developed countries require vaccinations for things like school admission, travel, professions. Not sure what is required in Canada though.

by Bobby1952, Aug 07, 2009 11:26AM
   Hep A may go away on its own but if you have Hep C and get Hep A along with it your Liver is in big tbl.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 11:39AM
Yes,hep A is contracted by feces and peolpe not washing there hands hand handling foods,i never eat in restaraunts.I am very careful .even tho most countries .even canada require heath workers and evn police and firemen to get vaccined for all duseases,there is a controversy over a few cases where people are refusing to get vaccinated.Its not mandatory in Canada for Joe Blow the shot,even the swine flu shot is optional.They are thinking about closing schools by Sept ive been reading

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 11:45AM
If i was going to get any vaccine,i think the wisest one to get is for Hep A,thats  if you are ready have one or more of the others because A is the easiest to catch....now this is just the way i feel about vaccinations,im not suggesting anyone  not get the shots.And you all know there is mecury and other goodies in the mix...FACT

by meakea, Aug 07, 2009 11:51AM
I think it all depends on whether or not your life or someone you love has been affected by one of the diseases for which there is now a vaccination.  When you've personally seen the devastation a disease can cause it's makes a vaccination seem like a gift not some terrorist plot against nature.

My personal examples:  Now that I know all about Hep C, I will the the first in line to get a vaccination when one is on the market and I will make darn sure all of my family is in line ahead of me.  

Also, my father (who died 20 years ago) fell ill with polio in 1953, prior to the vaccination being available, and he permanently lost the use of his legs - and thank God that was all it did to him.  My mother was stressed out for several years worrying about the possibility of herself and their young children (including me who was born in 1954) getting polio until the vaccination came on the market in 1955.  So, guess who was probably the first in line to get the polio vaccinations -- my family.

I never got a flu vaccination until last year but it wasn't because I had an aversion to flu shots but rather it was because, up until I found out that I had Hep C, I didn't feel I needed one.  When I was diagnosed with Hep C, I was right there in line getting a flu shot as soon as they were available last year.

I've had all the standard vaccinations given to children and adults and I've had Hep A and Hep B and the flu vaccination.  I also keep my tetnus vaccination up to date.



by FlGuy, Aug 07, 2009 12:02PM
For the HEP A vaccines that are licensed in the US, thimersol is not an ingredient.  So Rocker, if Canada uses it still maybe you should go to the US for your HEP A vaccination.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 12:22PM
Quotes From Medical Doctors On Vaccines

In 1993 a high court judge in the UK decided that it was impossible to know the exact contents of vaccines and that science had no idea what the cocktail of chemicals, contaminants and heavy metals contained in vaccines could do to the human body, or why they would work to prevent disease." -- British Medical Journal, 1993.



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by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 12:22PM
There is no evidence that any influenza vaccine thus far developed is effective in preventing or mitigating any attack of influenza. The producers of these vaccines know that they are worthless, but they go on selling them, anyway." -- Dr. J. Anthony Morris (formerly Chief Vaccine Control Officer at the US Federal Drug Admin.)

by FlGuy, Aug 07, 2009 12:32PM
I would hope that the sixteen year-old information you posted has changed somewhat in the intervening years.

by nygirl7, Aug 07, 2009 12:36PM
Vaccines are crucial can you imagine all the diseases in the world that would still be prevelant without them? Smallpox and measles and polio..................

It's a scary world out there and I am very pro-vaccinations of little children and every thing that we can do to help prevent any sickness or disease.

I ALWAYS get the flu shot and pneumonia shot if more people did then less people would get the flu. Yes they don't work on all of them but any help is a good thing.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 03:06PM
Toxic Vaccine Ingredients:
Varicella virus/ human diploid lung cells, Embryonic Guinea pig cell cultures, Beef heart infusion/ fetal bovine serum, Ammonium Sulfate, Glutamate, Neomycin, Diphtheria, Tetanus Toxoids, & Acellular pertussis endotoxin, beef heart infusion/fetal bovine serum, aluminum, formaldehyde, Thimerosal (mercury derivative), phenol/phenoxyethanol, polysorbate 80 (Tween 80), dry natural latex rubber, Hepatitis B virus gene / yeast protein, Aluminum, Formaldehyde, Thimerosal (mercury derivative), Diphtheria Toxoid, Tetanus Toxoid, Haemophilus influenza type b antigen, Neisseria meningitides serogroup B, Ammonia Sulfate, Aluminum, Thimerosal (Mercury derivative), Dry natural latex rubber, Hepatitis B virus gene / yeast protein, Haemophilus influenza type b antigen, Neisseria meningitides serogroup B, Aluminum, Formaldehyde, Mumps virus / chick embryo culture, Rubella virus / human diploid lung cells, Beef heart infusion / fetal bovine serum, Human albumin, Sorbitol/sucrose, Glutamate, Neomycin, Diphtheria toxoid, Streptococcus pneumonia/ soy peptone broth/ yeast, Ammonium Sulfate, Glutamate, Neomycin, Polio virus/ monkey kidney cell, beef heart infusion/fetal bovine serum, formaldehyde, phenol/phenoxyethanol, dry natural latex rubber, neomycin

by meakea, Aug 07, 2009 03:09PM
Rocker, I respectfully have to say that you ask for input from people and then you totally ignore the personal responses you get and you just keep posting stuff you copy and paste.  What's the point of your question if you don't want to respond to the answers you get with something other than crappy cut/pastey stuff?

I'm just saying you confuse me with stuff like this.

by HCA, Aug 07, 2009 03:29PM
To: All
I hate it when people use cut and paste-unless there's a good reaon such as a URL,or a key reference.
If someone wants to debate something they should use their own words,their own understanding and their own brain.
I'm not targeting anyone in particular,lot's of people do it here,and it's so lazy and the message is often just 'There you go pal-suck on that!'

by newleaf09, Aug 07, 2009 03:40PM
To: Rocker
Had all the international vaccines and plan to get the new flu vaccine this fall and shingles vaccine when I am 60.  Had Hep A & B vaccines because a close freind nearly had to get a tp after bringing Hep A back from Central America.

Small pox is no longer vaccinated for because the World Health Organization eradicated it with an intensive vaccination program.  Vaccinations are good.  People who sweat the small stuff don't have enough information.  I don't consider a lot of the stuff on your toxin list to be 'toxins' for humans.  Mmmm, yummy chicken embryos in China and guinea pigs in Peru!  Looks more like propaganda against vaccinations in general.  Secretary in my office had to suffer through chicken pox at 45 because we worked with kids whose parents refused to vaccinate.   Just went through chemo because I want to live.  Would never consider taking chances with the rest of my regained life and skipping vaccinations.  Bring the next shot, please.

by copyman, Aug 07, 2009 03:54PM
To: rocker
this is exactly the type of post that belongs on the social side. this has NOTHING to do with helping somone with HCV.  

WHO CARES IF YOU DONT BELIEVE IN VACCINES........

come on dude get it together !!!

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 04:17PM
Ok,no more posting on the thiings that may harm you.i thought i was helping by ponting out the dangers of ,not only vaccines,but the additives in certin foods and stuff..oh well,i tried.

by YuK, Aug 07, 2009 04:36PM
I enjoy your posts Rocker.  Just put these types on the other side maybe that will satisfy the masses.

by YuK, Aug 07, 2009 04:40PM
Oh, BTW, I've had all the required vaccinations when I was young and I've had Hep A and Hep B.  My tetnus vaccination is up to date for now. I get a flu vaccination every year.  I had the flu once about 20 years ago, a very very bad case - thought I was going to die.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 07, 2009 04:55PM
I have never had a flu shot,but i did get vaccinated way back when i was only about 10 years old,it was in schoo; and tey made a series of scratches on my back and the pin was actually dipped in to a vaccine liquid,i dont even know what it was for.and i did get a tenentus shot once because i drove a spike in my foot.

by cb867, Aug 07, 2009 05:13PM
I no loner have a spleen so I have to have a penumonia shot every five yrs. I have also hep A and B vaccines. I get the flu shot every yr.

by orphanedhawk, Aug 09, 2009 11:34AM
I had the vaccines they gave me as a kid but I also remember getting the chicken pox and maybe the German measles.

I got vaccinated for Hep A and B because the doctors insisted and B is a biggie in Asia where I've traveled.

I don't get vaccines, in general, though I would if I went to Africa. I don't do the malarial drugs while in S.E.Asia and have never gotten malaria. I beleive in educating yourself and behaving cautiously without paranoia.

I have never gotten a flu vaccine and haven't had the flu in a long, long time.

I most certainly do eat out, food is one of the joys of life, at least for me.
OH

by DD9th, Aug 09, 2009 01:01PM
My GI doctor advised me to get a hep (I can't remember a or b) vaccination.  One of the two my body had fought off by itself, but the other I could still get and so he suggested the vaccination.

I am totally against any and all flu type of vaccinations.  I think they are a scam.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 09, 2009 01:44PM
This whole system and planet is a scam.ItS gone to thr dogs,every time you read the news its all about couurptoin and thief by the very ones who are supposed to protect us,People will kill there grandmother for inheritence.

by Mary4now, Aug 10, 2009 10:43AM
ooh, I did get the hep B & A, cuz I know if I got anyone of these with Hep C, you are humoungus trouble,  I dont know what strain of hep I had when I was 22, but I was major sick for 3 weeks, very scary, could have been hep C I suppose but.....And Hep A must be pretty easy to get.  look at all the stuff they found on a dollar bill. Lots of people dont wash their hands after, they even found lots of stuff on the lemon skin you get with your water at restaurants.  Not worth it.
Now the swine flu vaccine is something I would have to look into since I found some conflicting info on it.
Just chiming in again.
And there are also lots of people who are helpful, look at Mother Theresa, There is good and bad, and we will run into both in this world, I'm so tired of looking at all the bad stuff.  I am really trying to look at more of the good and cultivate a positive outlook, its not easy since I am a negative type person.  I tend to see both sides, but feel more affected by the bad influences.  Just cultivate gratitude that you werent born in Kosovo, or Rwanda.
M4now

by nygirl7, Aug 10, 2009 10:52AM
People will kill there grandmother for inheritence.

No Rocker I respectuflly disagree - I believe most people are good at heart and would never harm another for things such as money. Look at the majority of people who reached out to each other after 9/11 and Katrina..........look at the people here who come on every day to offer advivce and solace to others that they don't even know?

No, I prefer to realize that there is an always will be corruption especially in goverment but that people at heart are basically good.

by orphanedhawk, Aug 10, 2009 11:31AM
To: Rockerforlife
If you only read the news put out by mainstream media, things can look pretty depressing.
I don't know where you live but how much cruelty do you actually see in your everyday life?

I see folks playing with their kids, talking with friends, walking their dogs, living their lives in peace.
Sure many of them are rushing about and although I think there is too much greed and emphasis on money, there is also basic human kindness.

Try spinning the sphere of reality and look from a different perspective.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 10, 2009 05:53PM
Sorry if i seem so negative,but i get upset when i read the news and see govt workers and big corporation bosses  getting caught stealing from the poor and getting a slap on the wrist.Yes ,most people are caring.It time i start focusing on the good people for a change,it just irritates me when i worked sp hard all my life and pay over half to the thieves

by YuK, Aug 11, 2009 05:33PM
To: DD9th
A flu vaccine works by triggering your body's immune system response - causing antibodies to develop in the body.

Heck, I don't think we can even get the flu while on tx, according to Science Daily (June 21, 2009) interferon, reduced H5N1 flu virus replication in mice and may offer some protection in the early stages of the flu infection.

by Rockerforlife, Aug 11, 2009 05:40PM
Use wild oregeno to fight all flus and colds,even the swine flu.

by Mary4now, Aug 12, 2009 12:35AM
To: Rockerforlife
Lets try again,
I definitely understand how you might feel about the "bad" guys getting a slap on the wrist as they stomp on the poor.  All I know is this that there is such a thing as cause and effect (reap what you sow) and we all pay for our actions.  I cant even imagine what kind of suffering people who cause others to suffer will endure.  Just keep looking at the positive side if possible, bringing whatever kindness and compassion you can muster into the world and your life.  Shucks, I'd better shut the heck up, before I get my soap box out.  Its OK to get a little negative, cuz then you also get to see the positive, its all the same coin just  different sides. Stay in the middle.  This is all advice to myself cuz it can be very difficult to do.
SWAK
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