Comments on: Autism: Larry King Live with Jon & Terry Poling, Press Release

By: journeytocrunchville

journeytocrunchville — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 17:28:09 +0000

Tommy, No one is debating that some of the diseases that vaccines were created for can have devastating and sometimes deadly effects. It is not a light decision to be made. Those of us who choose not to vaccinate or to selectively vaccinate hardly do so for the reasons of being “unique.” I’ve never met a parent who arose at their vaccinating decision with that as a factor. However, the fact that vaccines have the intention of eradicating these diseases does not mean we should roll over and not question their safety and efficacy and not push for safer vaccines and more research.

By: journeytocrunchville

journeytocrunchville — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 17:26:22 +0000

Jay, There is a statute of limitations for I believe 3 years in regards to filing a claim for vaccine damage. The legal process is different than other lawsuits. I would consult with a lawyer familiar with vaccine law to see what your options are.

By: jay londo

jay londo — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:14:44 +0000

I have a autistic son who seemed normal until he was around two and got a bunch of shots. He has not been the same since he’s now seven and wouldlike to no if theres any class action suite that we could join in. any help we would be thankful for

By: journeytocrunchville

journeytocrunchville — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 06:44:27 +0000

Denise, my own daughter was highly affected by dyes and other chemicals in typical processed foods that we have since eliminated from her diet. In fact, I write about this a lot. I applaud you for finding the source of your sons behavioral and emotional issues and I am always so amazed at the drastic turnarounds that children can have from simple diet changes.

I do think, though, that it would be unfair to attribute all cases of autism as a direct link to chemicals in the diet just as I would see it as unfair to attribute all cases of autism/add/adhd as a direct link to vaccines.

I think many of these issues are multi-faceted and probably don’t all have one specific cause.

I do whole heartedly agree that the quality of food sold in todays supermarkets, school lunches, etc is awful and something needs to be done.

By: Denise

Denise — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 00:27:21 +0000

I don’t believe it is vaccines at all. I went through 9 years of pure hell with my son. He alternated between slight symptoms of autism, ADD and just outright emotional disturbances.

To make a long story really, really short. It was just the food. Or to be more precise, the chemicals in the food. Especially food dyes.

We went totally organic 1.5 years ago and he has not had a single violent episode since. He has not been booted from school even once. I have not received even one phone call of misbehavior.

I do think there was some kind of permanent damage done though. He struggles in school and gets frustrated easily, especially with writing and math.

But I wonder if its just typical, normal child stuff now or maybe it’s because he missed so much of early coping skills and social skills building due to his violence and spaciness.

All I know is that within one-two weeks of removing chemicals from my son’s food, he was a new child.

I used to fear for his life. I used to fear he would end up hurting someone and living in prison. Now I just worry about him pulling up his grades.