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a young mother posted me about her 1.5 yr old daughter. She was concerned that her daughter was exposed to a baby who was vaccinated recently. The baby was reacting to the vaccines w/some fever and behavioral changes. The mother was concerned that her daughter might have gotten a contagious reaction from the baby.

has anyone had this experience or know of the possibility of this happening?

tanya
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possibility near zero, unless it is NOT a vaccine reaction
Dave Hartley
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Tanya,
Our son was rendered "autistic" (one can't really give his disorder a label) as a result of vaccinational encephalitis. I didn't notice any reactions in our other children when he starting displaying symptoms, and haven't heard of anyone "catching" these types of reactions, yet I suppose that anything is possible. Maybe other members on the list might have more thoughts on this. Just thought I'd share our experience.
Meg

polio vaccine from a live culture can be exreated in urine. unvaccinated
children might be able to pick this up swimming in pools with them.
There has to be direct contact with a live organism for there to be exposure.
M. Grimes

n a message dated 3/13/02 6:42:06 PM, dave@localcomputermart.com writes:

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Dear Tanya,

Thank you for sharing your own experience of the tragic consequences of
vaccination. Although I have not treated a patient with vaccinosis symptoms,
I have worked cranially with some of the parents, and what I have often
observed is quite a lot of 'shock and trauma' which exposes their mind-body
to all kinds of symptom raections. In these situations I may use remedies
for shock and trauma which are obviously energetiaclly transmitted.

I hope this is helpful to whoever is reading this.

Best wishes,

Hugh

Hi, Hugh
This is Meg Cole, and it was I, not Tanya, who has the son who experienced vaccinational encephalitis. Thank you for your insights and wishes.
Take care, and be well.
Meg

Hugh,

I had asked about the possibility of one young child getting ill from another who is having a reaction to vaccines.

tanya

Hello Meg,

Very sorry to hear of your son's circumstance.
If you are willing, would you consider writing up a description of
immediate, short-term, and long-term observations on your son's case?
Has he seen a homeopath? (COULD HELP..) .. and if SO, would you consider
allowing/asking the homeopath to share case-information with this list?

Also, have you reported this to the Federal "Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting
System" (VAERS) -?

In 1986, Congress officially acknowledged the reality of vaccine-caused
injuries and death by creating and passing The National Childhood Vaccine
Injury Act (Public Law 99-660). The safety reform portion of this law
requires doctors to provide parents with information about the benefits and
risks of childhood vaccines prior to vaccination, and to report vaccine
reactions to federal health officials. Doctors are required by law to report
suspected cases of vaccine damage. To simplify and centralize this legal
requisite, federal health officials established the Vaccine Adverse Event
Reporting System (VAERS) -- operated by the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
http://www.new-atlantean.com/secret.htm
regards,

Dave Hartley
new: www.localcomputermart.com/dave
Santa Cruz, CA (831)423-4284
mailto:dave@localcomputermart.com
Asheville Computer (N. Carolina) (828)285-0240

Dear Dave,
Thank you so much for your note of interest. I am more than willing to share info on the case----in fact, Sara asked me if I would share some info with her about our son, and I sent a brief narrative of the case and what has been done to this point. I will forward that to the list, if that might be appropriate. I can share more details as needed. We haven't reported to VAERS, but will look into that, per your advice.
Meg
P.S. I don't know what our doc's situation would be on sharing with the list. I'm sure he'd be happy to, but I haven't been able to communicate with him via e-mail to this point, as he hardly ever checks e-mails. He has been working on our son's case for several years, now, and I can check with him at some point about relating more details for the enrichment of the list members.

Dear Tanya,

No, I have not come accross this in my practice.

Hugh