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When Aganetha Unger pulled up her large, white van to the emergency measles testing site, several of her eight children were coughing.

“We had some sickness in the house, not very bad, but some fever, some cough,” said Unger, who is Mennonite. One child, she said, had a fever of 103 degrees.

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The city of Seminole is the seat of Gaines County, Texas, and the epicenter of the current measles outbreak. It’s located in a vast, flat region filled with ranchers and peanut and cotton farmers.

There’s also a large Mennonite population, a religious sect that believes in “total separation from the outside world,” according to the Texas State Historical Association. These Mennonites chose to settle in Gaines County, in part, for its lack of regulation on private schools. This includes vaccine mandates.

barnhart wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 8:56 am Soloist, I respect your position but I also notice the middle M of the MMR vaccine used to be a significant cause of fetal cell damage producing significant numbers of children born blind and mentally handicapped. I suspect we are going to see this make a comeback.

barnhart wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 8:56 am Soloist, I respect your position but I also notice the middle M of the MMR vaccine used to be a significant cause of fetal cell damage producing significant numbers of children born blind and mentally handicapped. I suspect we are going to see this make a comeback.

Soloist wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 10:12 am

barnhart wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 8:56 am Soloist, I respect your position but I also notice the middle M of the MMR vaccine used to be a significant cause of fetal cell damage producing significant numbers of children born blind and mentally handicapped. I suspect we are going to see this make a comeback.

Honestly, it’s hard to say… but the mumps vaccine is not nearly as effective nowadays.
I got the vaccine in the military the whole series. I had to be tested for immunity before Nursing School. Specifically they wanted to see immunity to measles and chickenpox.
I was not immune to mumps Which is what got me started on the bunny trail finding out its effectivity.
Both mumps and pertussis lost effectiveness when they were reformulated.

As far as that goes though, I don’t see the literature supporting what you said. Are you sure it’s mumps that you are referring to?
It was just a quick glance, I haven’t looked into that specifically.
Measles really is the concerning one. Rubella was mostly overblown and mumps while concerning for fertility… is not generally dangerous.
Measles spreads super fast and is not a joke. If the ethical version was still provided in the US, My children would get the measles vaccine.
I actually had measles as a child.

JohnH wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 9:37 am

barnhart wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 8:56 am Soloist, I respect your position but I also notice the middle M of the MMR vaccine used to be a significant cause of fetal cell damage producing significant numbers of children born blind and mentally handicapped. I suspect we are going to see this make a comeback.

And if they would offer us vaccines made without aborted babies, I would gladly have them administered to my children.