[ARH-Hom] Positive news re vaccines ...
Posted: Thu May 23, 2019 5:30 pm
Via Soroush
From: ARH-Homeopathy@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ARH-Homeopathy@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: 23 May 2019 14:51
To: ARH-Homeopathy@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ARH-Hom] Positive news re vaccines ...
Dear Group,
I have just read:- 'Daily Mail ...
The Health Secretary was slammed by nurses yesterday after suggesting that unvaccinated pupils could be banned from school and accusing 'anti-vaxxers' of having 'blood on their hands' and that he would not rule out mandatory vaccinations for children.
Nurses at the annual congress of the Royal College of Nursing criticised Matt Hancock's 'bullying' language and said parents should not be 'forced' to give their children vaccines.
Dame Donna Kinnair - who leads RCN suggested Mr. Hancock's 'inflammatory language' could isolate families and Claire Picton said she took complete exception to his message adding parents should not be 'bullied into something they feel is not right'.
Personally, I think Matt Hancock has grown too big for his boots ... His position as Health Secretary has given him an inflated sense of importance. Climbing the greasy pole!
Love and light
Anne
xx
From: ARH-Homeopathy@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ARH-Homeopathy@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: 23 May 2019 14:51
To: ARH-Homeopathy@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ARH-Hom] Positive news re vaccines ...
Dear Group,
I have just read:- 'Daily Mail ...
The Health Secretary was slammed by nurses yesterday after suggesting that unvaccinated pupils could be banned from school and accusing 'anti-vaxxers' of having 'blood on their hands' and that he would not rule out mandatory vaccinations for children.
Nurses at the annual congress of the Royal College of Nursing criticised Matt Hancock's 'bullying' language and said parents should not be 'forced' to give their children vaccines.
Dame Donna Kinnair - who leads RCN suggested Mr. Hancock's 'inflammatory language' could isolate families and Claire Picton said she took complete exception to his message adding parents should not be 'bullied into something they feel is not right'.
Personally, I think Matt Hancock has grown too big for his boots ... His position as Health Secretary has given him an inflated sense of importance. Climbing the greasy pole!
Love and light
Anne
xx