| What is my child’s actual risk of dying from these diseases, statistically? |
In the U.S., with access to sanitation and nutrition, mortality from measles, mumps, and rubella is extremely low. CDC data shows that by 1960—before MMR introduction—measles deaths had declined over 98% due to nutrition and hygiene. Rubella is mild in children. Mumps is rarely fatal, complications are rare. |
| Have you ever lost an unvaccinated patient to measles, mumps, or rubella? Any patient lost due to the MMR vaccine? |
Most doctors practicing today have never seen a fatal measles, mumps, or rubella case in an unvaccinated child. But MMR is listed on hundreds of VAERS death reports, many in children under 3. |
| Odds of any side effect? Severe side effect? How does this compare to natural infection? |
Mild: ~10-20% (fever, rash). Severe: seizures (~1 in 3,000), encephalitis (~1 in 1,000,000 per CDC — underreported), anaphylaxis, death. VAERS reports include febrile seizures, autism regression, ITP, encephalopathy. Natural measles can cause complications, but death in healthy U.S. children is exceedingly rare. |
| Most severe adverse event you’ve seen? Most common? |
Common: rash, fever. Severe: febrile seizures, sudden developmental regression (especially 7–14 days post-vaccine), autoimmune encephalitis. |
| Worst-case scenario from package insert or VAERS? How many VAERS death reports? |
Insert (Merck): lists encephalitis, SIDS, seizures, purpura, anaphylaxis, death. As of 2024, MMR-associated deaths in VAERS exceed 400, likely underreported. |
| Most recent VAERS reports? Severity? |
Reports include autism regression, seizures, sudden death within 2 weeks of vaccine. 2023: multiple deaths reported post-MMR in children under 3. Often dismissed as SIDS or unrelated. |
| How many VAERS reports have you filed? Do you follow up after vaccination? |
Majority of pediatricians have never filed. Follow-up is minimal unless parents insist. Medical training often frames vaccine injury as rare or impossible. |
| Will antibody testing be done before boosters? Why one-size-fits-all? |
Antibody titers are almost never checked. Many children already have natural or vaccine-induced immunity. Boosters are automatic per CDC regardless of antibody presence. |
| Can you guarantee this vaccine won’t cause autism, autoimmune issues, or neurodevelopmental delays? |
No such guarantee is possible. Vaccine court has compensated encephalopathy and regression cases post-MMR. CDC denies the autism connection, yet Dr. William Thompson (CDC whistleblower) admitted to data manipulation in 2004 MMR-autism study. |
| Was MMR tested against saline placebo in trials? |
No. MMR was compared to other vaccines or none at all. No inert placebo, no long-term safety study. Pre-licensure trials were short (42 days for major adverse events). |
| Do you treat unvaccinated patients? Ever recommended skipping MMR for a high-risk child? |
Most pediatricians do not recommend skipping. Even with family history of autism, autoimmunity, epilepsy — CDC recommends full schedule. |
| How do you handle future vaccinations after a serious reaction to MMR? |
Most doctors will continue vaccination unless a life-threatening allergy is proven. Neurological changes are often dismissed or blamed on genetics. |
| Can you review the full insert and ingredients? |
Live viruses: measles, mumps, rubella. Stabilizers: sorbitol, gelatin, neomycin. No insert review is done in practice. Adverse events include arthritis, thrombocytopenia, encephalitis, and death. |
| How do you determine causation vs. coincidence in adverse events? |
Temporal relationship is often dismissed as coincidental. However, if seizures or regression occur within 7–14 days, the vaccine is a logical suspect — especially when patterns emerge. Doctors rarely investigate deeper. |
| Are there any long-term health outcome studies comparing vaccinated vs. unvaccinated? |
No. The CDC refuses to do fully vaccinated vs. unvaccinated comparisons. Independent studies (e.g., Hooker, Mawson) suggest higher chronic disease in vaccinated groups. These are labeled as “anti-vax” and dismissed. |
| Do you have concern about the expanding CDC schedule? How has it changed? |
Measles mortality dropped 98% before vaccine was introduced. In 1983: children got ~10 vaccines total. Today: 72 doses. Most pediatricians have not questioned the long-term impact of cumulative injections. |
| Have you observed increases in chronic childhood conditions? |
Nationwide rise in autism (1 in 36), ADHD, food allergies, eczema, asthma. These exploded in parallel with schedule expansion. Many practitioners privately suspect environmental factors, including vaccines. |
| If my child regressed or seized after MMR, would you connect it publicly? |
Most would not. Risk to career and liability is high. Parents often gaslit or referred to genetics testing rather than reporting vaccine injury. |
| Are you pressured to maintain high vaccine rates? |
Yes. Practices receive insurance bonuses for meeting vaccine quotas. Doctors with low rates may be flagged or dropped by networks. |
| Can you explain the vaccine injury program? Any patients filed a claim? |
Vaccine Court pays out for MMR injuries including encephalitis and ITP. Over $4.9 billion paid to date across all vaccines. Most doctors have never assisted a patient with filing, nor explained this system. |
