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āš ļø Trigger Warning: Severe autism, self-injury, distressing footage, seizures discussion This is my brother Jeremy. Jeremy is the youngest of us four autistic siblings in my family. He is nonverbal, bites his arms daily multiple times a day, experiences regular meltdowns, and requires lifelong support. People online casually say they would rather have ā€œlifelong autism than a short-term case of measlesā€ without understanding what severe autism can actually look like for some families. Jeremy did have some speech when he was younger. He lost it and never regained it. He used to escape from caretakers regularly. He smeared feces on walls and furniture. But after receiving the TDaP vaccine at 13 years old — after my mother was told he needed it for school, he was past all developmental stages, and ļæ¼ it was ā€œtotally mercury-free and thimerosal-freeā€ — Jeremy’s condition completely collapsed within days. He developed grand mal seizures for the first time in his life, sometimes multiple in one day. He became dangerous to himself and others, including our pregnant mother. Eventually, the situation became so severe that Jeremy was placed at Lake Mary in Paola, Kansas at age 14 because it was no longer safe to keep him at home full-time. Later, when my mother returned to the doctor to report what had happened, she was told there ā€œmayā€ have been traces of mercury and thimerosal, there was no regulation for how much was in a trace, and the doctor was convinced Jeremy got a full dose.ļæ¼ This is not an abstract political debate to my family. This is our real life. Jeremy and my siblings’ story are exactly why Nathan's Universe exists.
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Replying to @DoodleJohn98868
No one cares what you think
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This is called VACCINE INJURY. Pediatricians are enemy of humanity. Jail all of them.
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Meme boss!
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Talked for an hour in DM with a mom with twin girls age 6 and a boy age 5, all with NONVERBAL AUTISM. Was able to convince her to STOP VACCINES. She bought the detox pack I recommend, will begin Fiji water today, stop dairy and gluten, and get the other supplements I recommend. I’m hoping that in 6 to 10 weeks she’ll begin to see improvements and move closer to recovering her children from VACCINE INJURY.
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You’re an idiot who ignores history, science, vaccine injuries, vaccine death, vax vs unvax studies and how vaccines cripple immune function. Choosing to inject poison into helpless infants should be a criminal offense, starting with brainwashed low IQ parents who can’t read books, watch documentaries and think for themselves.
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this is how we convince people they were lied to: when it happens to them.
Seriously. Are the parents of vaccine injured children lying? Or are the giant pharmaceutical corporations that have paid billions in felony level fines lying? Who has more incentive to lie?
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The pHARMA propaganda has been wildly effective. The safe and effective covid juice finally got some people asking questions, but history is being rewritten in real time about how it saved us. Keep the truth alive.
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They lie, deny, gaslight. Meanwhile, the many folks who have seen the results especially parents of vaccine injured children are not given any resources by the mainstream medical institutions for real treatment. Same playbook was used for this latest crisis of those who were injured by the Cov!d vaccine.
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And this is a textbook definition of what we call ā€œvictim blaming.ā€œ
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There are members of the antivaxx cult who aren’t parents at all who lie about being parents and about their imaginary kids being vaxx injured. Antivaxxers have zero credibility. You’ve done it to yourselves. Seriously.
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My nephew was injured from vaccines. You can GFY.
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This is my story. One kid now has Type 1 Diabetes after the MMR caused a near fatal event. Then the other developed ASD after the early shots. He never got the MMR. But it was the dtap vaccine that really kicked his condition out of the park. I regret, I regret, I regret...
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So we went from: -Abortion should be legal for cases of rape an incest (which only accounts for less than 1% of all abortions) To -Abortion should be legal for mothers whose health is in danger by carrying the baby To -Abortion should be legal for all people as long as the pregnancy is caught early To -Abortion should be legal up until 9 months To -It is a fetus, not a human. It’s not a human until it’s out of the womb To -A baby in the womb is a parasite To -A child is better off being killed in the womb than to be born into a poor family who can’t afford it or possibly end up in foster care To -We should test for any abnormality in the womb and completely eradicate those people who could have a disability and might require some extra care When will people admit that the pro abortion argument is, and always has been, evil?
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An extra chromosome should not be a death sentence. Aborting a child because they have Down syndrome is evil. All abortion is evil.
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CDC SLAMMED WITH FEDERAL LAWSUIT FOR OPERATING ILLEGAL 72-DOSE CHILDHOOD VACCINATION PROGRAM NEVER tested for cumulative safety. NEVER filed the legally-required safety reports. This lawsuit could DISMANTLE the CDC’s unlawful vaccine regime that has poisoned the nation.
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Growing Up Alongside Three Other Autistic Siblings When most people hear the word ā€œautism,ā€ they tend to think of a single condition with a single set of traits and outcomes. My experience taught me something very different. I grew up as one of four autistic siblings. Four children born just a few years apart. Four children on the spectrum. Four very different lives. My oldest sister, Catherine, was born in 1986. She is high-functioning and struggled with noise sensitivity and adherence to routine as a child. Today, she continues to face challenges with social settings, relationships, employment, and managing the demands of everyday life. She wants many of the same things that everyone else wants—friendship, purpose, independence—but the path has never been easy. I was born in 1988 and was also diagnosed with mild-to-moderate autism. Looking back, however, my childhood was much more challenging than many people would assume from meeting me today. I struggled with echolalia, hand-flapping, meltdowns, social difficulties, and adjusting to changes in routine. I had trouble distinguishing fantasy from reality and often became overwhelmed. In elementary school, I required a paraprofessional to sit beside me and help me focus throughout the day. I could barely sit still. I constantly fidgeted. I was disruptive to the classroom and frequently experienced emotional outbursts. During my third-grade year, I was the only child in the room who seemed to struggle this way, and I never understood why. My younger brother Joshua was born in 1990 and is moderate-to-severe on the spectrum. As a toddler, he lost his speech and did not regain it for years. Although he eventually recovered the ability to speak, he continues to struggle with logical reasoning and distinguishing between reality and fantasy. He requires significant support in his daily life and will likely never live independently. Then there is my youngest brother Jeremy, born in 1991. Jeremy is severely autistic and nonverbal. Throughout his life he has faced challenges that most people can scarcely imagine. He continues to struggle with self-injurious behaviors and severe meltdowns. As children, our family faced difficult decisions regarding his care and safety. Read more at: open.substack.com/pub/daniel…
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Fair enough. Now let me ask you: Which human has a better chance at life: The homeschooled one with potentially zero friends and fully functioning nervous system and mind? Or the somewhat socialized autistic child who grows up with no friends, social life or skills to live on their own?
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