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Dr. Bill Rawls
April 29, 2022
We’re kicking off our 4th annual #LiveLearnLyme education campaign for Lyme Disease Awareness Month. We’ve got our FREE Unlocking Lyme book giveaway, a FREE Mythbusting Lyme webinar, + TONS of social content for you. Join us all month long as we raise #LymeDiseaseAwareness.
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https://www.lymedisease.org/members/lyme-times/special-issue/lyme-disease-books/ Go Here for Excerpts
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https://www.lymedisease.org/lyme-disease-posters/ Posters Here
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https://mailchi.mp/4cc3fef99533/lyme-disease-awareness-month-special See Trailers here and purchase from within this link
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**UPDATE June, 2022**
https://popularrationalism.substack.com/p/important-tdapautism-study-does-n
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Lyons-Weiler, J., Fujito, A., & Pajer, B. (2022). Maternal Gestational Tdap Vaccination and Autism: A Critique of Becerra-Culqui et al. (2018). International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research, 2(1), 287–300.
Abstract
We report flaws and inconsistencies in a critically important study of autism risk following maternal Tdap vaccination. The authors of the 2018 study, Prenatal Tetanus, Diphtheria, Acellular Pertussis Vaccination and Autism Spectrum Disorder (BC18), concluded that Tdap gestational vaccination is not associated with increased autism risk and claimed to provide “evidence supporting the ACIP’s recommendation to vaccinate pregnant women”. Our observations, based on information from the study itself, challenge these conclusions. We find evidence of a peculiar study design and approach to data analysis forcing outcomes by arbitrary data adjustments, overlooked variables of importance such as Bordetella pertussis infection prevalence and vaccine injury rates, insufficient consideration of likely interactions between multiple historical medical challenges by vaccines and other interventions on their participants, exclusion from the study individuals likely at risk of vaccine intolerance due to genetics, and indications that the study samples were not representative of the general population. Their first-year data show a concerning spike in ASD rates, and their findings and conclusions did not hold up to real-world data, which currently reports 3.8% ASD rate in California. Our observations, based on information from the study itself, challenge the conclusions of Becerra-Culqui et al, 2018.
https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/biontech-2022-sec-filing-we-may-not
A notable change: ” Undesirable Side Effects” in 2021 Filing was upgraded to “Significant Adverse Events”
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Just like in the 2021 Annual SEC Filing, Pfizer admits that due to safety concerns and the inability to demonstrate sufficient efficacy, they are not likely to receive regulatory approval.
Will this damning documented admission be ignored again by the MSM and the majority of so-called Alternative media the same way they ignored BioNTech’s 2021 SEC Filing?
Get ready for the never-ending state of emergency that will allow criminal world governments to mandate experimental Gene Therapy poison under the Emergency Use Authorisation for years to com
You can download the entire document here: BioNTech SEC Filing
https://holtorfmed.com/articles/mens-health/the-rising-issue-of-infertility-in-the-united-states
Holtorf Medical Group
4/20/22
Infertility in the United States is on the rise. The use of assisted reproductive technology (ART) by infertile couples is increasing by 5% to 10% annually. Although this may be partially due to societal factors such as advanced education and career opportunities for women, later marriage, and delayed childbearing, there is likely more to this issue. In fact, recent studies show that after a year of having unprotected sex, 15% of couples are unable to conceive a child. Moreover, after two years, 10% of couples had still not achieved a successful pregnancy.
Given the increased prevalence of this issue, more research is investigating potential causes of infertility. Below are some of the most common causes of infertility:
(Please see link for entire article)
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https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/women-shedding-uterine-lining
Three members of the Children’s Health Defense team conducted research for a paper published April 21 in the Gazette of Medical Sciences showing an increase in reports of “decidual cast shedding” during 2021, compared with the pre-pandemic period.
Three members of the Children’s Health Defense team — Brian Hooker, Ph.D., chief scientific officer, Sue Peters, Ph.D., senior research fellow and Heather Ray, scientific administrator — conducted research for a paper published April 21 in the Gazette of Medical Sciences.
Hooker, Peters and Ray worked with My Cycle Story, a multidisciplinary, collaborative research project involving 13 scientists and physicians, on a survey that found an increase in 2021 in reports of “decidual cast shedding.”
Decidual cast shedding refers to a condition where the entire lining of the uterus is passed at once. (See link for article)
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Dr. James Thorp is an extensively published 68-year-old physician MD board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as maternal-fetal medicine, who has practiced obstetrics for over 42 years.
Thorp told The Epoch Times that he sees 6,000–7,000 high-risk pregnant patients a year and has seen many complications among them due to the COVID vaccines.
“I’ve seen many, many, many complications in pregnant women, in moms and in fetuses, in children, offspring,” Thorp said, “fetal death, miscarriage, death of the fetus inside the mom.
“What I’ve seen in the last two years is unprecedented,” Thorp asserted.
(See link for damning details)
For more:
https://themighty.com/2017/09/lyme-disease-suicide/
By Annie Perkins-Rosenberg
Editor’s note: If you experience suicidal thoughts, the following post could be potentially triggering. You can contact the Crisis Text Line by texting “START” to 741-741.
Article excerpt:
The important message of this article is to help those out there who deal with the psychiatric manifestations, the judgments and the daily struggle of living life with a complex disease like Lyme. It can be heavy some days, and anyone can have dark questioning moments pass through their minds. When those moments do arise, it can be complicated to find someone to trust and to talk to. Quite often, Lyme patients are paying for treatments out of pocket and this does not leave much money left for proper psychiatric help. With the limited time in office visits with our doctors, there is not much time left to talk about how we are feeling emotionally, and our doctors are generally not trained psychiatrists, as much as we wish they were. With Lyme disease being largely unknown, others close to you may judge you and you may feel like there is no one left to talk to. Even if there is, the psychiatric disturbances the disease can cause can make you feel like there is no one out there who can understand you, no one who can listen to you and no one to reach out to, but there is. There always is.
One of the techniques the author used was Googling the suicide prevention hotline so she had a plan if things got dark. She also removed anything bothersome and overwhelming to her, set boundaries, learned to speak up, and found a small group of people on the same journey as her for comfort. She also reminded herself that each day she was getting better, that she was healthy and could beat this. When the dark thoughts came, she sought out help.
All, great advice.
The following abstract by Dr. Bransfield is telling:
LAD contributed to suicidality, and sometimes homicidality, in individuals who were not suicidal before infection. A higher level of risk to self and others is associated with multiple symptoms developing after acquiring LAD, in particular, explosive anger, intrusive images, sudden mood swings, paranoia, dissociative episodes, hallucinations, disinhibition, panic disorder, rapid cycling bipolar, depersonalization, social anxiety disorder, substance abuse, hypervigilance, generalized anxiety disorder, genital–urinary symptoms, chronic pain, anhedonia, depression, low frustration tolerance, and posttraumatic stress disorder. Negative attitudes about LAD from family, friends, doctors, and the health care system may also contribute to suicide risk.
By indirect calculations, it is estimated there are possibly over 1,200 LAD suicides in the US per year.
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Robert Bransfield, MD, DLFAPA, private practice, Psychiatry, in Red Bank, New Jersey, discusses direct methods that can be used to acquire statistics related to suicides that are a result of Lyme and associated diseases
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One of the best pieces of advice I got on the journey from another patient was, “don’t get depressed about being depressed.” In other words, accept the fact there will be dark days with dark thoughts. Don’t beat up on yourself over this. Accept it and look forward to tomorrow which will be better.
While the topics regarding Lyme/MSIDS are endless, dealing with pain and insomnia are two issues that can really help with mental health.
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I would be amiss if I didn’t mention detoxing at this point as well as not detoxing properly can also lead to pain:
