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Dr. Tenpennys Vaccine Information Center
Until my dying breath I will never understand how adamantly people defend their right to inject themselves and their children with poisons — viruses and chemicals called “vaccines” — under the ruse that this slurry is harmless and will somehow keep them healthy
It continually breaks my heart that people have to take a bullet to the head before they find out bullets can be deadly… and they wish they had listened when they were warned not to play with loaded guns.
I have a little person in my office who had 10 rounds of antibiotics and 17 vaccines by 20 months of age. Yes, now autistic. That should be assault with deadly weapons and the doctor should be in jail. Instead, the parents were kicked out of their pediatrician’s practice for refusing more vaccines and wanting to get their child well. With these annoying, non-compliant parents out of the way, that doctor can continue to do what vaccinators do: Inject toxic substances into children, ruining their health and the lives of the child’s family members.
Parents have had years to get informed; my books and DVDs have been available for years since 2002. Dozens of others have been trying to educate people for as long — or longer – than I have. Parents of vaccine-injured children have implored fellow parents to question vaccines and demand answers. More recently, very visible persons – Jenny McCarthy and Dierdre Imus – have warned about vaccines, begging and pleading with parents to stop — JUST STOP.
I get emails almost every day that say things like, “I got your DVD and your book…but I have a question: should I get a flu shot?” WHAT?@!>! My mouth drops to the desk and I have to find a way to nicely but firmly say, “No, you should not get the flu shot.”
That may seem harsh and pretty bold, but we are coming in to some very turbulent times. Soft language and hand holding is no longer in order. The stranglehold of fear, perpetrated by those in white coats and the medical bureaucrats in Washington DC who take their marching orders from pharma, continues. Funny how they can be the “experts” when it is obvious they don’t even understand – and probably don’t even read – their own medical literature.
Being in the business of waking people up to the hazards of vaccines certainly has its ups and downs, as many of you know. Today’s news was particularly discouraging. The woman bragging that she stood in line for FIVE hours to get an H1N1 shot. Schools vaccinating children without parental consent. Several more miscarriages reported after H1N1 vaccination. The strange outbreak in the Ukraine that the WHO has already declared to be an outbreak of “novel H1N1” — how can that be? And this proclamation will be used to REALLY terrify people into getting vaccinated.
Until my dying breath I will never understand how adamantly people defend their right to inject themselves and their children with poisons — viruses and chemicals called “vaccines” — under the ruse that this slurry is harmless and will somehow keep them healthy.
The only thing to do, really, is just keep putting one foot in front of the next, being grateful for those who are waking up and supporting them. The rest, well, they may sadly have to find out what it feels like to get hit by that stray bullet.
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With all of the controversy surrounding the H1N1 flu vaccine, a great part of the debate is whether this shot is safe during pregnancy. Has the vaccine been proven safe? What are researchers and doctors concerned about? Mary Tocco discusses this and more on WLCN’s morning news program.
Dr. Renee and Mary Tocco discuss the H1N1 swine flu vaccine controversy, autism, and the Hope For Autism Conference coming November 13-15, 2009!
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School nurses mistakenly gave the swine flu vaccine to two students who didn’t sign up for it – including a Brooklyn girl with epilepsy who wound up in the hospital.
“I was outraged,” Naomi Troy, 26, told the Daily News after her 6-year-old daughter, Nikiyah Torres-Pierre, had a possible allergic reaction to the shot.
Officials at Public School 335 in Crown Heights called an ambulance to take Nikiyah to SUNY Downstate Medical Center when she fell ill following the arm jab.
“My stomach was hurting, and I was itching,” Nikiyah said after she was released from the hospital.
The snafu and a similar mixup at a Staten Island school came in the first days of the city’s in-school H1N1 vaccination program.
City officials have stressed the vaccine is safe and urged parents to sign up for it – though less than half have sent in permission slips.
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