The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome.
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
@ScienceDesk @healthcare @Independent Has she been arrested yet?
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
Darwin.
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
@ScienceDesk @Independent Then why is the kid even in the hospital? Why does she go to a hospital? If it's all god's will, then how dare she interfere with it?
As for the kid, she's obviously an irresponsible parent who doesn't deserve custody of dependant human beings.
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
@ScienceDesk @Independent she's insane
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
@ScienceDesk @Independent dumb bitch
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
@ScienceDesk @Independent Why do these people even bother to eat and drink? Because they know "God will choose" them pretty quickly if they don't. But why fight God?
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
@ScienceDesk
OK, so, the brain swelling, in her abstracted categorizations, is doing the same thing she thinks a vaccine would do, but she wants to put her kid through a God-ordained misery session rather than getting it over with by a needle stick.Yep, Sounds about Christian. Maybe he'll even die, or close, and then God'll take it back, y'know, just to shake up the narrative little bit, to show what perfect parenting looks like.
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The mother of a South Carolinian seven-year-old hospitalized since January with encephalitis (brain swelling) caused by measles says that she would not have vaccinated him, even if she had known this could be the outcome. "God has chosen Ethan for a reason," 35-year-old Kristina told @Independent.“With my own eyes, I have seen the damage [vaccination] does to kids who are perfectly normal, and then once they get it, they're not the same anymore,” she claimed.
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S*. All those kids in those elite colleges... Never the same. Shame.
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Not exactly. It's largely not the smart women who procreate, and this one can get pregnant again. Probably will. There's another comment here that says religion will go extinct. I beg to differ. The specific breed, having no other obvious differentiating traits, just embodies a shorter generation cycle, and infrequently mutates into another breed. (Note: it has been shown scars, missing appendages, and PTSD are not genetic, despite trends) #tradmoms
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@VE2UWY
Not exactly. It's largely not the smart women who procreate, and this one can get pregnant again. Probably will. There's another comment here that says religion will go extinct. I beg to differ. The specific breed, having no other obvious differentiating traits, just embodies a shorter generation cycle, and infrequently mutates into another breed. (Note: it has been shown scars, missing appendages, and PTSD are not genetic, despite trends) #tradmoms
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@VE2UWY
Not exactly. It's largely not the smart women who procreate, and this one can get pregnant again. Probably will. There's another comment here that says religion will go extinct. I beg to differ. The specific breed, having no other obvious differentiating traits, just embodies a shorter generation cycle, and infrequently mutates into another breed. (Note: it has been shown scars, missing appendages, and PTSD are not genetic, despite trends) #tradmoms
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I was thinking in terms of the poor kid's potential progeny.
But yes, "It's God's Will So We Will Have More".
Spouse's parents tried to buck the trend and had 6 kids despite her Dad's PhD.
