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Mississippi Christian Living Article | Vaccines - Yes or No?

 

The February Issue of Mississippi Christian Living Magazine features a spread titled, "Vaccines -- Yes or No?," where Dr. Anita Henderson and Dr. Scott Guidry answered questions posed by the magazine concerning vaccines.

The magazine is to be commended for boldly publishing an article featuring discussion from both sides on the topic of vaccines. This is an important discussion that needs to happen and articles like this go a long way toward normalizing the conversation.

Parents are increasingly apprehensive of blindly trusting the medical establishment and most now question vaccine safety. They are desperate for information, but some are too timid to ask valid questions because of a false perception that the topic is unacceptable or too polarizing to dare bring up. It isn't.
Vaccines affect our children, and we must be able to have this discussion.

Please take note that one of the doctors sited sources. We are hopeful that parents and other health care professionals who are paying attention, will be judicious and continue to ask questions and research vaccines.

The sources sited are the following:

1. The Vaccine Safety White Papers

2. CDC MMW Report

3. PBS.or article: Scientist say fetal tissue remains essential for vaccines and developing treatments

4. CDC vaccine excipient list

 

Vaccine critical people often times have a mass of evidence to show their point  

The vaccine religious have sound bites and they often don’t do any research at all -Dr. Suzanne Humphries

The thousands of families behind Mississippi Parents for Vaccine Rights are especially grateful to Doctor Scott Guidry for his bold honesty concerning vaccines and their lack of safety science as well as his brave dedication to advocating truth and the principle of voluntary, informed consent. Dr. Guidry is not alone, of the nearly 300 new members who joined MPVR in January, a quarter of them work in the health care field. 

The magazine also features the MPVR advertisement seen above. You deserve the right to prayerfully decide how to vaccinate your child. MPVR will continue to champion religious vaccine rights legislation; you are invited and encouraged to join us here!


You can read the full article here.

You can subscribe to MS Christian Living Magazine here.

 

 

Unhealthiest State has the Best Vaccination Rate | Mississippi's National Embarrassment

Mississippi, the unhealthiest state in America, has the highest vaccination rates. Paul Offit, one of the vaccine industry’s most strident ambassadors, wonders how the state of Mississippi, which has “the worst overall health in the nation,” achieves over 99.4% vaccine coverage? The real question, however, is why, when despite juxtaposing two critical pieces of health information about Mississippi’s children—high vaccine coverage and poor health rankings—Offit does not ask the obvious elephant-in-the-room question: Could one have something to do with the other?

Read the full World Mercury Project article, full of research linking chronic disease to vaccines, here.

For years, the parents of this state have been begging on the Mississippi State Capitol steps to be released from the fascist vaccine laws they have lived under for decades.

Mississippi legislators look to and consult with medical trade organizations who pad their campaign accounts, and profit from vaccines.These organizations echo that we are "first in this one good thing" and finally "doing something right."

Except, they are very, very wrong.

Families are leaving our beautiful Mississippi and refuse to move here to live under our draconian vaccine laws.

Parents report, and statistics show, that Mississippi's children are sick and disabled.

Meanwhile, lawmakers in Jackson have been sitting passively by while our state is destroyed. 

"Curtailing Constitutional and parental rights is the wrong approach. Instead, in the words of one researcher, the U.S. needs to 'reassess its current general vaccination program' and admit that the nations 'excessive' vaccine schedule is 'dangerous [and] irresponsible.'"

The families of Mississippi are counting on their lawmakers to fix our burdensome vaccine law by supporting Representative Andy Gipson's Religious Vaccine Exemption bill. Please help us save Mississippi from further negative effects of inflexible vaccine mandates.

Mississippi citizens, please join MPVR and get involved today. Tell your lawmakers to fix this in 2018!

Recognizing Lawmakers | MPVR Capitol Event 2018

This week at the Mississippi State Capitol, Mississippi Parents for Vaccine Rights leaders met with too many legislators to list. Meetings were productive and smooth.

The following legislators are special mentions for their engagement with the people in their district and their time and attention in their meetings with us. The following lawmakers gave us an exceptional listening ear, whether it was a meeting set up by constituents, or perhaps they informally approached us in the hall or hung out with us at our get-together Tuesday night.

The following lawmakers gave us a bit of extra attention, so I want to return the gesture here:

Rep Shane Aguirre                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Rep Nicholas Ryan Bain
Rep Mark Baker
Sen Juan Barnett
Rep Jim Beckett
Rep Richard Bennett
Rep Randy Boyd
Rep Chris Brown 
Sen Terry C. Burton
Rep Charles Busby
Rep Larry Byrd
Rep Bubba Carpenter
Sen Videt Carmichael
Rep Joel Carter
Rep Gary Chism
Rep John Corley
Rep Dana Criswell
Sen Bob M. Dearing
Rep Scott DeLano
Sen Sally Burchfield Doty
Rep Dan Eubanks
Rep John Faulkner
Rep Robert Foster
Rep Jeff Guice
Rep Greg Haney
Sen Josh Harkins
Sen Angela Burks Hill
Rep Greg Holloway
Rep Joey Hood
Rep Steve Hopkins
Rep Mac Huddleston                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Rep Abe Hudson
Sen Billy Hudson
Rep Jay Hughes
Rep Lataisha Jackson                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Rep Robert Johnson
Sen Russell Jolly
Rep Bill Kincade
Sen Dean Kirby
Rep Missy Magee
Rep Vince Mangold
Rep Doug Mcleod
Rep Roun McNeal
Rep Chuck Middleton
Rep Carl Mickens
Rep Tom Miles
Rep Sam Mims
Sen David Parker
Sen Rita Parks
Rep Donnie Scoggin
Rep Cheikh Taylor
Rep Brad A. Touchstone
Rep Tom Weathersby
Rep Cory Wilson
Sen Neil Whaley
Sen JP Wilemon
Rep Stacey Wilkes
Sen Tammy Witherspoon
Sen Charles Younger
Rep Hank Zuber

We're most especially grateful to Rep Andy Gipson for picking up Mark Formby's torch and carrying it forward! Also, MPVR loves and appreciates the great guys from DeSoto County, Rep Dan Eubanks, Rep Dana Criswell, and Rep Steve Hopkins for their dedication to this issue that is so critical to the health of our children and the freedom of our families.

We commend Rep Sonya Barnes for giving us a full 30 minutes for hosting the Black Caucus Luncheon, and Rep Becky Currie for giving us extra time, as well, at the Conservative Coalition Luncheon. Being a grass roots organization we don't have a paid lobbyist, and luncheons are an amazing opportunity to have the ears of many legislators in one place at one time. Although Del Bigtree demands attention with his animated style, it was obvious that even as MaryJo gave her introduction, that we had the attention of both caucuses. We appreciate that.

In the years we have been to the capitol, we don't ever recall having the listening ears of legislators as we did this year. It was refreshing!

There were more than a few who were completely uninterested in meeting and failed to repsond to the people from their own districts who traveled from all over the state. Some of those legislators seemed to believe that our issue is federal and that we needed to be in DC. We still have work to do.

While the federal issues highlight the need to fix the state issues, they are definitely not the same. Childhoold vaccination laws, as they pertain to school and daycare attendance, are a state issue. We need to look at Section 8, the Enumerated Powers, and then the 10th Amendment of the Constitution.

If we are going to make our state a better place for families, it is imperative that the families who are living burdened under the vaccine laws in Mississippi be heard by their Mississippi legislators.

THANK YOU to those who gave us their time and listened to the people!