349
Primrose
Lane
Priest River, ID 83856
February 13, 2008
John M.
Colmers
Maryland Dept of Health and Mental Hygiene
201 W Preston St.
Baltimore, MD 21201
Dear Mr. Colmers:
Thank
you for
responding to my letter regarding my shock at the police tactics used
in your state to force students to comply with the new 2007-8 school
year requirement of two additional vaccines - varicella and an
additional hepatitis B. Unfortunately, none of the points in your
response addressed any of my valid concerns, so I will state them a bit
more clearly, hoping that, this time, your response will not be a
generic one. I have attached additional information on both
vaccines for your review.
1. Varicella vaccine: chickenpox not a deadly disease, immunity is for
life if contracted naturally, most students have probably already had
chickenpox, and no precautionary principle was applied in spite of Dr.
Gary Goldman's impeccable research showing that widespread use of the
varicella vaccine will unleash a shingles epidemic. For details,
go to www.medicalveritas.com and
scroll to bottom of the page for articles on this.
2. Hepatitis B vaccine: much information is available on the following
website, http://www.vaclib.org/links/hep.htm, and on the web in general. Current adverse reactions to
Hep B shots can be found at www.medalerts.org.
Hepatitis B is not an "infectious disease" for school children, unless
sex and IV drug/needle sharing is occurring now at school . . . since
it is a blood borne pathogen. There are many more severe adverse
reactions to the vaccine, such as permanent disabilities and death,
than people who actually contract the disease. Whether or not a person
has received a vaccine against hep B or not does not seem to be a
factor in whether they will contract hepatitis B. Even Merck's website
states that the vaccine does not work on the high risk individuals to
whom it has been given (see attached). Even if the vaccine did
work, the number of cases reported each year do not always lead to
death -- less than 5 percent actually die from hepatitis B, or what we
would consider inappropriate treatment for hepatitis B. If hep B
were so deadly, just like chickenpox, we'd all be dead. Better to
focus on what creates health, how people recover from "infectious
diseases" and why they are often much healthier after a bout of the
flu, chickenpox, or the common cold.
3. Please let me know what medical liability you are assuming for this
grand medical experiment taking place "at gun point." - - see
Nuremburg Code.
Sincerely,