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jMichaelEdwardss blog - StumbleUpon
Rated • 59 reviews • stumblers • stumbleupon.com
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GlaxoSmithKline Recalls H1N1 Vaccine in Canada Over...
Rated • 6 reviews • pharmacology • foxnews.com
UPDATE!
For those skeptics..here is a recall of the H1N1 vaccine in Canada, which is where a lot of the comments below came from. -
70 Heartbreaking Stories From People Who Have Had Their...
Rated • 11 reviews • health, family, vaccines, pregnancy, swin flu • organichealthadviser.com
Here is a page of comments from people who have had adverse reactions to the H1N1 vaccine. These comments broke my heart. If anyone out there is pregnant and contemplating getting this vaccine...please read this and do your homework.
I cannot tell anyone what to do when it comes to their health, as I am in no position to make that call. However, you must not only listen to what they are saying in the mainstream media. Hear the people who have actually had it.
The fact is, it is not limited to just 70 people who have had reactions. There are many told they were crazy or that it had nothing to do with the vaccine. They are not coming out because who would confirm what they are saying? They themselves are not sure.
There are people who have had no side effects, and that is great. But, for some of those who have, their lives have been changed, and that is the risk you must take.
You may say....well if you don't get it then you get the H1N1 virus and may die from it, is it worth taking that risk? However, when they are convinced that there is nothing to be scared of, without having it tested properly, and then a pregnant woman looses her child as a result, do you think they are going to go back on their word and confirm it was related? No. They won't. And the reason for that is because they weigh the options. It isn't the maker of the vaccine, because they are immune to law suits. So, therefore, the government would have the responsibility of it's effects. Do you think that has an impact on how the cases of side effects are handled? Of course it does.
Do you have any idea what it feels like to lose a child or be effected for the rest of your life from something that was promised to be safe?
It is easy for those to condemn people for not wanting to get it, but how about you lose a child or have a life-changing experience after one of these shots..and then come back and defend it.
I personally have had a negative result of a flu shot. I was not asked permission to get the shot, and I was 7 months pregnant. My insurance (BCBS) insisted I get it. I was only told what it was after they stuck my arm. It happened so fast, I had no idea. That was over 3 years ago. I still have the side effects from that shot, and it took away that very special day of delivery.
I was very sick, and never had the flu in my life until the shot. I never had asthma or any lung condition, yet still live with that.
I still have a condition because of it. Are you going to tell me to not worry? Are you going to condemn me for not wanting the H1N1?
It is ultimately the decision of the person. There are people who are not effected, so you can take your chances. But, for those of us who have been effected, it's a decision that we regret. We are just wanting to make sure people are aware. As would you! -
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Rated • 1 review • pets, thanksgiving • imageshack.us
It's almost Turkey Day!
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Press Kit - Manhattan Declaration Newsroom - DeMossNews.com
Rated • 2 reviews • activism, christianity, liberties, religion, pro life • demossnews.com
A Call of Christian Conscience
While fully acknowledging the imperfections and shortcomings of Christian institutions and communities in all ages, we claim the heritage of those Christians who defended innocent life by rescuing discarded babies from trash heaps in Roman cities and publicly denouncing the Empire's sanctioning of infanticide.
In Europe, Christians challenged the divine claims of kings and successfully fought to establish the rule of law and balance of governmental powers, which made modern democracy possible. And in America, Christian women stood at the vanguard of the suffrage movement. The great civil rights crusades of the 1950s and 60s were led by Christians claiming the Scriptures and asserting the glory of the image of God in every human being regardless of race, religion, age or class.
Like those who have gone before us in the faith, Christians today are called to proclaim the Gospel of costly grace, to protect the intrinsic dignity of the human person and to stand for the common good.
We, as Orthodox, Catholic, and Evangelical Christians, have gathered, beginning in New York on September 28, 2009, to make the following declaration, which we sign as individuals, not on behalf of our organizations, but speaking to and from our communities.
We call upon all people of goodwill, believers and non-believers alike, to consider carefully and reflect critically on the issues we here address as we, with St. Paul, commend this appeal to everyone's conscience in the sight of God. While the whole scope of Christian moral concern, including a special concern for the poor and vulnerable, claims our attention, we are especially troubled that in our nation today the lives of the unborn, the disabled, and the elderly are severely threatened; that the institution of marriage, already buffeted by promiscuity, infidelity and divorce, is in jeopardy of being redefined to accommodate fashionable ideologies; that freedom of religion and the rights of conscience are gravely jeopardized by those who would use the instruments of coercion to compel persons of faith to compromise their deepest convictions.
We are Christians who have joined together across historic lines of ecclesial differences to affirm our right - and, more importantly, to embrace our obligation - to speak and act in defense of these truths. We pledge to each other, and to our fellow believers, that no power on earth, be it cultural or political, will intimidate us into silence or acquiescence. It is our duty to proclaim the Gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in its fullness, both in season and out of season. May God help us not to fail in that duty.
Although public sentiment has moved in a pro-life direction, we note with sadness that pro-abortion ideology prevails today in our government. The present administration is led and staffed by those who want to make abortions legal at any stage of fetal development, and who want to provide abortions at taxpayer expense.
Because we honor justice and the common good, we will not comply with any edict that purports to compel our institutions to participate in abortions, embryo-destructive research, assisted suicide and euthanasia, or any other anti-life act; nor will we bend to any rule purporting to force us to bless immoral sexual partnerships, treat them as marriage or the equivalent, or refrain from proclaiming the truth, as we know it, about morality and immorality and marriage and the family. -
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Rated • 3 reviews • christianity, world news, religion, biblical, jesus • washingtonpost.com
Text on Shroud of Turin finally determined!
The text reads in Greek "Jesus Nazarene"
While faint letters scattered around the face on the shroud were seen decades ago, serious researchers dismissed them due to the test's results in 1988, which have since been found to be meaningless because the sample was taken from a patch that was sewn for repair in the 14th century.
But when she cut out the words from photos of the shroud and showed them to experts they concurred the writing style was typical of the Middle East in the first century - Jesus' time.
Frale claimed the text also partially confirms the Gospels' account of Jesus' final moments. A fragment in Greek that can be read as "removed at the ninth hour" may refer to Christ's time of death reported in the holy texts, she said.
She asserts the words include the name "Jesus Nazarene" in Greek, proving the text could not be of medieval origin because no Christian at the time, even a forger, would have labeled Jesus a Nazarene without referring to his divinity.
The shroud bears the figure of a crucified man, complete with blood seeping out of nailed hands and feet, and believers say Christ's image was recorded on the linen fibers at the time of his resurrection. -
Pumpkin Pie Recipes
Rated • 11 reviews • health, food cooking, recipes • squidoo.com
Pumpkin Pie rocks! This site has a good recipe for diabetics that don't want to miss out on the best part of Thanksgiving. Thanks aslanbooks for sharing! -
2009 AKC Eukanuba Commercial Contest
Rated • 13 reviews • animals, dogs, video, akc • youtube.com
The AKC Eukanuba Commercial Contest.
This is one of the videos that is in the running. Good job Tony, and good luck!
