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April 29, 2015
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Vaccine Witnessing At NVIC

In a video interview, Judith Jolly, RN, NVIC Director of Vaccine Response Reporting (left) and Barbara Loe Fisher, NVIC Co-founder & President, discuss vaccine reactions and cases of harassment reported to NVIC.
Since 1982, NVIC has been receiving reports from Americans describing vaccine injuries and deaths. Today, NVIC is hearing from more and more parents, grandparents, health and childcare workers and other citizens reporting vaccine reactions and vaccine failures, as well as and cases of intimidation and reprisals for attempting to make voluntary vaccine choices. NVIC's Director of Vaccine Response Reporting, Judith Jolly, RN, has been following up on these reports to NVIC to learn more and offer information and networking support.  

In a 15-minute video, Judith and Barbara briefly review several vaccine injury and harassment case reports among the many that NVIC has received this year. The video is the first in a series that will be highlighting case history reports made to NVIC.  

Watch the video and make a comment here  

On NVIC.org, you can make a report to NVIC's 33-year old Vaccine Reaction Registry and/or publicly post a vaccine reaction report with a photo on the Memorial for Vaccine Victims 

On the Vaccine Failure Wall, you can describe your experience if a vaccine failed to protect you or your child from disease.  

If you were bullied, threatened or punished by a doctor, government official or employer for making an independent vaccine choice for yourself or your child, you can post a report on the Cry for Vaccine Freedom Wall.
Over 1,000 Californians Show Up to Testify; Vermont Politicians Cut Parents Out of the Democractic Process; Texas Pushes Back on Teacher Vaccine Mandates
Californians line up before an Apr. 22, 2015 Senate Education Committee hearing to oppose SB277, a forced vaccination bill to remove non-medical vaccine exemptions.     
  

On Apr. 22, more than 1,000 Californians, many accompanied by their infants and children, lined up outside and packed four floors of the state Capitol building in Sacramento. Patiently, they waited to participate in the democratic process and testify against SB277 in an historic demonstration of citizen rejection of forced vaccination laws. The bill is authored by pediatrician-turned-politician Richard Pan, MD (D-Sacramento) and attorney Ben Allen (D-Santa Monica), who are lobbying to remove personal belief vaccine exemptions so children cannot attend school unless their parents show proof they have received multiple doses of federally recommended vaccines.  

Overwhelming Citizen Opposition Ignored by CA Senators

A week earlier, bill opponents outnumbered bill supporters by 10 to 1 in a three hour Senate Health Committee hearing. Almost twice the number of parents, grandparents, business owners, health care workers, teachers and other concerned citizens showed up to testify against the bill in a three hour Apr. 15 Education Committee hearing that saw the Committee chair call for deferral of a vote until Apr. 22, when it was passed out of Committee with a 7 to 2 vote. Then, in another three hour public hearing in the Judiciary Committee on Apr. 28, hundreds of Californians testified again in opposition to the bill and very few testified in support. The bill passed on a 5 to 1 vote and was referred to the Senate Appropriations committee.

Read more about what happened in CA, VT and TX and make a comment here.
NVIC Upcoming Events
Walton, CT on May 2, 2015: Vaccine Choice and Informed Consent. Featured speakers making presentations on this topic are Theresa Wrangham, NVIC Executive Director, and Mary Holland, JD, Research Scholar and Director of the Graduate Lawyering Program at NYU School of Law. Sponsored by Women of Wellness of CT. Time: 10 a.m. Location: Quaker Meeting House, 317 New Canaan Rd. (Route 106), Walton, CT. Admission: $30 at door.
NVIC in the News
Elmo Vaccination Video Blasted by Watchdog Groups.  
"Advocacy groups lashed out on Monday after a video featuring "Sesame Street" favorite Elmo extolling the benefits of vaccines hit the web. In the video, Elmo, at the doctor's office and nervous about receiving a shot, is greeted by U.S. surgeon general Vivek Murthy, who explains the importance of vaccinations... "It is inappropriate for the federal government to market pharmaceutical products directly to very young children who have no concept of risk. Vaccines are pharmaceutical products that, like all pharmaceuticals, carry a risk of reactions that can lead to injury or death and parents are legally responsible for making informed decisions for minor children about medical interventions that can cause harm," Barbara Loe Fisher, co-founder and president of the National Vaccine Information Center, told The Wrap in a statement. The non-profit charitable organization, which was founded in 1982, seeks "to prevent vaccine injuries and deaths through public education and protect the ethical principle of informed consent to medical risk-taking." The NVIC also "advocates for the inclusion of flexible medical, religious and conscientious belief vaccine exemptions in all US vaccine policies and laws." Tim Kenneally, The Wrap, Apr. 20, 2015.

Opting Out of Vaccination Requires More Paperwork for Colorado Parents. Parents in Colorado who don't want their children immunized will have to complete paperwork every year as opposed to just once, under new state rules.
The state Board of Health passed the changes Wednesday. Nearly five percent of parents in Colorado choose not to get all the recommended vaccinations... The new rules also require schools and daycares to report their immunization rates each year. That information will be available to the public. "Because a minority of parents have chosen not to vaccinate children we're going to harass them? Is that the kind of society we're living in? What medical procedure are we going to harass people about in the future?" asked National Vaccine Information Center spokeswoman Theresa Wrangtham." CBS (Denver), Apr. 15, 2015.

In the News
ACLU Fights Democrat Vaccine Mandate Bill in California. "Moms, some with children, journeyed again to Sacramento on Wednesday to protest the bill that would strip parents of their right to opt their children out of one or more vaccinations required for public or private school enrollment using the current "personal belief" waiver... The new bill mandates that under-vaccinated children must be homeschooled or enrolled in an independent study program. ACLU California Center for Advocacy and Policy legislative director, Kevin G. Baker penned a letter to the bill's authors....In that letter Baker contended that California's Constitution provides children with a right to a public education... Baker's letter contends that the bill [SB277] fails to provide ample argument for the state having a "compelling interest" in mandating vaccinations. "We're not solving it with this broad brush approach that keeps kids out of school." Michelle Moons, Breitbart, Apr. 26, 2015.
What the News Isn't Saying About Vaccine-Autism Studies. "A new study this week found no link between vaccines and autism. It instantly made headlines on TV news and popular media everywhere. Many billed it as the final word, "once again," disproving the notion that vaccines could have anything to do with autism. What you didn't learn on the news was that the study was from a consulting firm that lists major vaccine makers among its clients: The Lewin Group. That potential conflict of interest was not disclosed  in the paper  published in The New England Journal of Medicine." Sharyl Attkisson Apr. 25, 2015.

Limit on California Vaccine Opt-outs Clears Key Committee. "Audience members were emotional following Senate Education Committee's decision on SB277 at the California State Capitol, Wednesday, April 22, 2015, in Sacramento, Calif. The bill was approved with a 7-2 vote and now goes to the Senate Judiciary Committee. SB277 would eliminate the personal-belief exemption, the option California parents use to skip their child's school immunizations, but still allow children to be exempt for medical reasons. "Bill opponent Lisa Bakshi, a teacher in the Sacramento suburb of Roseville said medical exemptions are not easy to obtain, leaving many parents reliant on personal-belief exemptions. "It is so rigid," said Bakshi, who said she has had medical testing to prove her children are immune to some diseases and thus has chosen to skip the vaccines for those. "My son has been seen by an immunologist at Stanford and can still not get a medical exemption....It is a distortion of the truth to say those who need a medical exemption can get one." Melody Guitierrez, San Francisco Chronicle, Apr. 22, 2015

Vermont Senate Votes to Remove Philosophical Vaccine Exemption. The Vermont Senate has voted to end the philosophical exemption some parents use to decline to have their children vaccinated... Sen. David Zuckerman (R-Chittenden) opposed the plan because he thinks parents have a right to determine what's best for their children. "The important factor for me is that the human body itself, our body, is our one vessel that we have complete control over," he says. "Considering there is evidence of individuals having basically allergic reactions to shots, if we... force everybody to have them, there are a percentage of our population for whom we are forcing to have these kinds of reactions." 

Women Who Received HPV Vaccine May Need Another Shot. "Womenwho receive the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine may be more likely to be infected with certain high-risk strains of the virus than women who do not get the vaccine, according to a new study. The findings suggest that, although the vaccine is effective in protecting against four strains of HPV, women who received it may still benefit from getting another, recently approved HPV vaccine that protects against nine strains of the virus, the researchers said... the women who received the vaccine were more likely to be infected with other high-risk HPV strains not included in the vaccine. About 61 percent of the women who received the vaccine were infected with another type of high-risk HPV, compared with 40 percent of women who did not receive the vaccine." Rachael Rettner, Live Science, Apr. 22, 2015.
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