Author Topic: Friends baby got swine flu (Read 2400 times)

Alex · « **on:** September 29, 2009, 03:57:27 AM »

My friends 9 month old baby had a high fever and what seemed like a cold a couple of weeks ago. When my friend too her to the doctor, the doc said that she had swine flu. Well, if swine flu is so dangerous, how did this baby not die and only had symptoms for a week. And my friend and the baby's mother caught what the baby had. They recovered in less than a week (my friend continued to go to work and the mother was able to travel out of town while she was sick). If the baby did infact have swine flu (that is, if the doctor made the correct prognosis) then the swine flu is just like a normal flu and does not kill or cause complications for healthy babies or adults.

Matthew · « **Reply #1 on:** September 29, 2009, 08:40:18 AM »

That's what I've heard and read.

As far as I can tell, it's a completely "harmless" flu (as any of them are harmless -- yes, the elderly might have complications, but that's nothing new)

What's scary and disturbing is WHO declaring it a level 6 pandemic without any good reason (or accompanying travel restrictions), the plans for forced vaccinations, the immunity granted to Big Pharma companies to avoid litigation when people get sick and/or die from the vaccine, etc.

Perhaps the REAL death package is in the vaccine? I repeat that no one should take the vaccine unless they literally have a gun to your head.

Matthew

Belloc · « **Reply #2 on:** September 29, 2009, 09:03:19 AM »

Friend of a frined got swine flu (or what they labeleld as it). Said is was nasty.parents got a flu bug too, though no label.

I often wonder if people are diagnosed iwth swine flu and have some other sort of virus..either it is so hyped everyone gets the diagnosis or they have to prove it is widespread and poof, you have swine flu.....

There are something like 200+ different flu's out there....plus CMV virus,e tc....

parentsfortruth · « **Reply #3 on:** October 20, 2009, 11:10:14 AM »

Someone asked Father during his weekly Sunday talk about the vaccines. He said that once, there was a German Measles outbreak at Saint Mary's, (when he ran it) and one of the boys he baptized died. So he thought vaccines were okay in certain cases. The gentleman had asked if we had a religious exemption from taking vaccines, and he said no, but I retorted, and asked, "Wouldn't ѕυιcιdє be an exemption, considering that there is squalene, and thimerisol in the vaccines?" And I explained what Thimerisol was and what squalene is, and while I was talking, he'd given the gentleman a paper about the dangers of the Swine Flu vaccine, and then after he was done reading it, Father handed it to me. And yes, Father agreed with what I said, and said that we should all get the proper information on these vaccines, and gave the statistics of the people that have died from it versus the amount of people that died from the seasonal flu.

Ladies and gentlemen, our religious exemption from the Swine Flu vaccine is the fact that we don't believe in ѕυιcιdє, and if the swine flu vaccine is taken, it is likely going to kill you.

Period. Those are my thoughts.