Comments on: HPV Cancers Increased In “Swinging 60s”

By: Bernie Windham

Bernie Windham — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 15:13:32 +0000

The article (Autism and chronic disease: Little evidence for thimerosal as a contributing factor) is not science based. most of the studies quoted are not crediblely done. It is well documented that thimerosal is extremely neurotoxic and also commonly causes immune reactions and autoimmunity. It is also well documented and confirmed by overwhelming chinical experience of doctors treating autism at autism treatment clinics, that vaccines and thimerosal have been the largest factor reponsible for autism, ADHD, etc.
http://www.flcv.com/kidshg.html
http://www.melisa.org

By: katrina

katrina — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 15:02:52 +0000

My boyfriends step mother died in dec. 2007 after a long fight with the hpv. It started of with pain in the abdomen and got worse then when she went in they finally diagnosed her with hpv although it was to late and they couldn’t do anything but give her anything but pain meds. she did start chemo and it slowed it down but did not stop it. It developed into cervical cancer and then later on her cancer spread to her heart and then a little later at the end of her life she had a big tumor on her back. but during all this other symptoms were throwing up, pain, less and less appitite, and organs failing, etc. so i just wanted to let people know that you should get checked and take care of yourself because i was around her when she was sick and i would not want anyone to go through that–because it is a slow and painful process

By: Polly

Polly — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:40:21 +0000

So much teaching that the kids need… the incredible pain (physically and emotionally) of an STD.
I’ve read Rob Bell’s book Sex God. Lots of good stuff in it. A really interesting parallel in it about the Jewish wedding.
Someone said once…there is not condom to protect someone’s heart.