Vaccinated by Force

Vaccinated By FORCE, NOW AUTISTIC

Can childhood vaccinations cause autism? Well, let's look at one family's story. Two healthy parents had a healthy baby boy, Johnny. However, after he was given his four month shots, he started to get very sick. Doctors ruled out several common causes for Johnny's illness. His parents hospitalized him. After his twelve month immunizations, Johnny started getting worse. This time, in addition to illness, he started to lose his developmental functions. He was diagnosed with Autism soon after. Almost a year and a half after Johnny was born, his little sister Sierra was born. After the incident with Johnny, they were determined not to have Sierra vaccinated, but they were forced by the doctors to do so. The little girl was taken from her mother, forcibly given vaccines, and she was in critical condition by the end of the day. Her doctors didn't think she would survive because her organs were beginning to fail. She was vaccine - injured, her parents saw the effects the very night she was vaccinated. She was put on a feeding tube for three years, and then, like her brother, was diagnosed with autism. In the medical community, vaccine induced Autism is very controversial. In a study done in England, it was "suggested that there is a link between the Measles Mumps Rubella vaccine and autism" because the "preservatives and ingredients in the vaccines could be causing Autism in significant number of children." Now, one in 150 children in the United States had autism. Currently, the CDC says that there is no evidence that vaccines cause autism, but they do support additional research. Although this family firmly believes that vaccines gave their children Autism, because of their own experience. They say that studies such as the one done in England proves their point. They also believe that having vaccines forced upon a small child is morally wrong. The news group that covered this story tried to call in medical professionals, many of which were not answered. The News would also like to point out that they are neutral on the issue.