H1N1???
So, the H1n1 is now being offered in our little home city. Sarah thinks I should get it but i am a little nervous since i have heard alot of stuff about it. Whether its true or not true is the question. Ive heard things about it that scares me. I have also heard that the one we are getting in canada is different than the one being offered in the states. Typically if a pregnant woman gets injected with a vaccine, the baby would absorb the chemicals/toxins amplified by 1000x. The chemicals include formaldahyde, aborted fetuses (human/chicken), detergents, preservatives, mercury which is a proven neurotoxin that can harm baby's brain. CNN interviewd a few high profile medical doctors and one doc, Oprah's doctor - Dr.Oz said he recommends the shot for prego women and children, but in the same interview, he said his wife and his children will NOT be vacinnated. WTF? Im really confused. Just wondering what everyone else's views are on this subject. Maybe someone could shed some light on this for me.
Vaccine seminar in Edmonton, Alberta
1. The information provided was to inform against vaccination.
2. We were highly encouraged to not vaccinate for the H1N1, especially if you are pregnant. The additives/preservatives affect child's brain development as well as their organs. The paper insert of the vaccine says that pregnant women should not take the vaccine b/c of the amount of alluminium is too high and would be toxic for the fetus. There will be another ingredient called squalene inserted instead in the November flu vaccine. But this ingredient is also highly controversial.
3. Vaccine goes to baby when you breastfeed
4. Most additives/preservatives are poisonous to the human body. There has been a debate about whether or not they are poisonous in small quantities and research has demonstrated that even in trace amounts they are poisonous.
5. Theses poisons are : alum, mercury, lead, alluminium phosphate, arsenic, anti-freeze, phenol, acetone, formaldehyde, glycerin, monosodium glutamate, cadmium.
6. There are also animal ingredients and our bodies react adversely to these tissues. The body will attack itself because it sees these tissues as foreign agents. This is linked with the development of allergies in adult life as we start having auto-immune issues. These ingredients are fecal matter, calf serum, rabbit brain, pig and horse blood, monkey kidneys, yeast proteins, and aborted baby tissue.
7. Vaccines cause ischemia (impaired blood flow). This lack of oxygen going to the brain causes microvascular strokes in the brain which cause palsies as well as speech and comprehension pathologies. These stokes can heal (especially if the dose of vaccines was small) but the more strokes we have the slower the brain recovers.
8. Suppresses baby's ability to develop their own immune system
9. Causes a number of illnesses: cancer, dementia, diabetes, infertility, autism, learning disability, bipolar, attention deficit disorder, chronic fatigue, asthma, etc.
10. Vaccines did not eradicate illnesses. They were introduced when these illnesses were already going away. What got rid of major diseases was increased sanitation, personal hygiene, fresh food, and clean water.
1. The information provided was to inform against vaccination.
2. We were highly encouraged to not vaccinate for the H1N1, especially if you are pregnant. The additives/preservatives affect child's brain development as well as their organs. The paper insert of the vaccine says that pregnant women should not take the vaccine b/c of the amount of alluminium is too high and would be toxic for the fetus. There will be another ingredient called squalene inserted instead in the November flu vaccine. But this ingredient is also highly controversial.
3. Vaccine goes to baby when you breastfeed
4. Most additives/preservatives are poisonous to the human body. There has been a debate about whether or not they are poisonous in small quantities and research has demonstrated that even in trace amounts they are poisonous.
5. Theses poisons are : alum, mercury, lead, alluminium phosphate, arsenic, anti-freeze, phenol, acetone, formaldehyde, glycerin, monosodium glutamate, cadmium.
6. There are also animal ingredients and our bodies react adversely to these tissues. The body will attack itself because it sees these tissues as foreign agents. This is linked with the development of allergies in adult life as we start having auto-immune issues. These ingredients are fecal matter, calf serum, rabbit brain, pig and horse blood, monkey kidneys, yeast proteins, and aborted baby tissue.
7. Vaccines cause ischemia (impaired blood flow). This lack of oxygen going to the brain causes microvascular strokes in the brain which cause palsies as well as speech and comprehension pathologies. These stokes can heal (especially if the dose of vaccines was small) but the more strokes we have the slower the brain recovers.
8. Suppresses baby's ability to develop their own immune system
9. Causes a number of illnesses: cancer, dementia, diabetes, infertility, autism, learning disability, bipolar, attention deficit disorder, chronic fatigue, asthma, etc.
10. Vaccines did not eradicate illnesses. They were introduced when these illnesses were already going away. What got rid of major diseases was increased sanitation, personal hygiene, fresh food, and clean water.
Sweetest Day~
Happy Anniversary my love! Well its been one year since we officially tied the knot, and what a great knot it is. I can't believe its only been a year. It seems like I've known her forever. And even more so, in two months we will have a little boy joining our little family. Sarah bought me a beautiful jade elephant necklace which is perfect. She got a watch and a Madonna T-shirt in return. We spent the weekend at a fancy hotel in a jacuzzi tub room and a king size bed!Awesome thats all i have to say. We saw " Where the wild things are" in IMAX, great movie, but i really dont recommend it for kids under 13, its really not a kids movie. Lots of scared, crying kids after that. We had a great weekend and although it was our anniversary, we are both glad to be back home. We had a Dr's apt yesterday, it seems im measuring big, 37cm at 32 weeks, ultrasound is on the 30th so so i'm trying not to worry. We have prenatal class tonight so hopefully that goes well. We also got the rest of our 'known' hand me downs in via greyhound yesterday. I think we are pretty set for baby 'P'. We're going to need a few more things but nothing major so thats awesome! My order of cloth diapers came in today too so we have just over 30 now so we're set for that too. I am getting very excited and the bigger i get i know the bigger he is so it makes it that much more exciting. We had a snow but its been warm and not its all melted. Its been raining lots right now but its still warm enough to keep it rain, not snow. Hope you are all well. Chow~
Snow...
It's snowing, can you believe it! I woke up this morning to the ground coverend in white stuff. I'll have to take a picture and post it up tomorrow . Its incredible. It gets me so excited because baby comes in winter! YAY! This week has been exciting for us. Sarah has been working hard getting the stairs done and they are just about finished. We started our prenatal classes on tuesday, and although the videos were graphic, i find myself worrying less and less all the time about the whole labor thing. Wednesday we had a dr apt that went well. Found out I am mesauring 32 instead of 30 so I get to go for another ultrasound. Im super excited about seeing baby again, i just hope being 'big' isnt anything serious. I really think it has to do with scar tissue or something but who knows. I guess we will find out when we get the call to go in. Unfortunatly we have to go to the hospital because the only U/S lab is booked until mid november, so that means no pics or dvds but at least we get to see our handsome boy :) Hope you all are well
Falling leaves
30 weeks
This morning we woke up and took the dogs for a walk before sarah headed to work. I love fall! It was dewy this morning and it was sprinkling rain and leaves as we walked the streets at 8am. I can't believe its already October, where has the year gone. I think i've been so busy being pregnant that i lost my year haha does that even make sense?! Sarah is going to finish the stairs this weekend, that makes me happy. Its starting to get cold now so we need to finish all these house projects we have going around. Anyways, 2 more months and baby 'P' will be born. Loving having a winter baby! Cheers~
Thought: I need to get bio oil, my skin is starting to have some wear and tear lol
29 weeks and counting!
So, Ive managed to wash and organize all the hand me downs we've obtained so far. It wasnt as bad as i thought it would be. Alot of things didnt have sizes on it so its a guessing game, but it was cute seeing all the things are son gets to wear:) I cant wait to put him in some, like this pink and blue cardigan that our friend gave us. I love it! Well heres a new pic, obviously taking it myself isnt easy or a great angle but it works for me.
Is it really fall already?
Here are some pictures of the lake lately. Our niece and nephew were down for a weekend and we had a blast in the water, on the beach, in the cabin. it was a riot! i cant believe its almost fall and we're still getting 20C weather. It was 29C yesterday, thats crazy! We're taking the sail boat out this weekend though so it will be our last sail this year this weekend. Take care readers and you have a good weekend!
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