Nancy Schaefer was a senator from Georgia who stood up to corruption and fought against it. She fought for many causes which revolved around family rights and parents’ rights, but the fight which was near and dear to her heart was the fight against the Children’s Protective Services (CPS). She died in 2010. The reason […]
Senator Nancy Schaefer. Her fight for parent’s rights and against the CPS. Read More »
It is apparent that when Brian Shilhavy began writing this book, that he was overwhelmed at the vastness of this subject. Medical kidnapping encompasses a wide spectrum of things: medical diagnoses and differences of professional medical opinion resulting in medical kidnapping; state and federal laws and how they function; monetary incentives given by federal government
Introduction. This is a book that requires a longer review due to the subject content. The author appeared to be in a bit of a hurry to get this book to press, for what can be described as an urgency due to children suffering and being exploited in various ways by an unjust system. I
In the last part of My Story, there were a few strange things that happened in relation to the pediatric office visits with my daughter, her pediatrician, and the pediatric office staff. These things sparked questions in my mind, and I felt compelled to find answers. There was a piece of paper they pushed at
In last week’s blog I presented what was happening in my daughter’s pediatric office. We had been officially blocked by the office from seeing the doctor unless we agreed to get caught up on our daughter’s vaccines in accordance with the recommended CDC schedule. When I voiced concern about these vaccines and expressed my opinion
Our slow but steady medical education My wife and I are parents who believe in signs, like this eczema condition on our child’s body was trying to tell us something. Eczema comes from a Greek word which means to “boil over” or “to break out”. This made sense to us. Something in the child’s body
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After the second month vaccinations were received by my daughter QK, she broke out with a severe case of eczema. I was attempting to figure out what happened to her and what could be done to solve this problem. So, I asked our pediatrician a few questions and received the answers from him. I had
My Story – Part 3: Our Pediatrician’s Answers – Plain Ignorance or Self-serving Beliefs? Read More »
The excitement of having a new little person in your life does not wear off soon. A few sleepless nights. New patterns to adhere to. The baby has constant demands. If QK were older, we would certainly label her a tyrant. We were slaves to her, and forced to submit to her wants and needs.
My Story – Part 2: Life Goes on – Pediatricians and Vaccine Injury. Read More »
This is an irrefutable statement: Since the CDC has recommended the hepatitis B vaccine right after birth for all newborns and infants in 1991, autism cases have skyrocketed. Today we are going to consider this connection. Is there a connection between the hepatitis B vaccine and autism? Let’s consider a philosophical argument. If A causes
Hepatitis B Vaccination, Vaccine Injury, and Autism. Read More »
Hepatitis B is a bad illness. However, following the current recommended CDC guidelines, and giving hep B vaccine to all newborns as a routine vaccination causes unnecessary injury, illness, and death, and exposes these newborns and infants to toxins from the vaccine which may cause other adverse health conditions. The CDC should change the recommended
Routine Hepatitis B Vaccination for Newborns Causes Unnecessary Vaccine Injury. Read More »