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Empowering Questions for Parents to Ask Their Pediatrician About Vaccines

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Understanding Vaccines and Ingredients
Can you provide the vaccine insert for each vaccine my child is scheduled to receive today?
What are the full list of ingredients in this vaccine?
Are there any toxic substances, such as aluminum, mercury, or formaldehyde, in these vaccines? If so, what is their purpose?
What studies demonstrate the safety of combining multiple vaccines during a single visit?

Risk vs. Benefit Analysis
What are the specific risks and benefits of this vaccine for my child?
What are the rates of severe adverse reactions for this vaccine?
Can you guarantee this vaccine will prevent the targeted illness?
Are the diseases being vaccinated against common or life-threatening for my child’s age group?

Adverse Reactions and Safety Studies
How do you monitor for adverse reactions after vaccination?
Can you provide data from long-term studies on the safety of this vaccine?
Are there independent studies verifying the safety of this vaccine?
Have there been cases of injury or death linked to this vaccine, and how were they addressed?

Medical Exemptions and Precautions
What are the medical contraindications for this vaccine?
If my child has a history of allergies or autoimmune disorders, should I be concerned about adverse reactions?
Are there genetic or biological markers that might make my child more susceptible to vaccine injuries?

Legal and Ethical Considerations
If my child is injured by a vaccine, who is liable? Is the manufacturer liable?
What is the process for filing a claim with the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program?
Can you ensure that my decision to delay or decline vaccines will not affect our relationship or my child’s medical care?

Informed Consent and Alternatives
What are the alternatives to vaccination for achieving immunity?
Can you explain the difference between natural immunity and vaccine-induced immunity?
Am I free to delay or decline this vaccine without coercion or judgment?
What other preventive measures can we take to protect my child from illnesses?

Tracking and Reporting Adverse Events
How do you report adverse vaccine reactions to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)?
Will you assist me in documenting and reporting any adverse reactions my child might experience?

Tailoring Vaccination Plans
Can we create a customized vaccine schedule that minimizes risks for my child?
Are all the recommended vaccines necessary for my child based on their lifestyle, health status, and exposure risk?

Historical and Scientific Context
Have there been recalls or controversies surrounding this vaccine?
Are there any recent studies or findings that challenge the safety or efficacy of this vaccine?
Why are vaccine manufacturers exempt from liability, and how does this impact the incentive to ensure safety?

Doctor’s Perspective
Are you fully educated on vaccine injuries, and how do you stay informed about updated vaccine research?
Have you ever witnessed a vaccine injury, and how was it handled?
What training have you received on informed consent and patient education regarding vaccines?

Final Note:
Before consenting to any vaccine, take your time to research and discuss openly with your doctor. Trust is built on transparency and mutual respect. Always prioritize your child’s unique health needs and well-being.

Weston loves reading books

Weston Loves Reading Books

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In spite of his learning disabilities, Weston loves reading books and even creating videos.

For over 20 years, I was blessed to start each day with Weston at 5:00 a.m., as he’s always been an early riser. His severe hearing impairment, nearly bordering on deafness, makes him quite loud, but he’s incredibly perceptive, reading lips and feeling the vibrations of our voices and music. I often wondered what life would be like without him as part of our daily routine—and now, I know.

Weston is now 26 years old, yet he remains like a 3-year-old in many ways. Though he was born healthy, reactions to his early medical visits left him permanently disabled. Today, he depends on government assistance to meet his needs, receiving $850 a month. And tragically, there are millions like Weston in this world.
I will never stop fighting for the Weston’s of this world!

This is What Severe Autism Looks Like at Age 24

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This is my son, Weston. At nearly 24 years old, he functions at the developmental stage of a three to four-year-old. He is on the autism spectrum and has experienced significant neurological impairments from his childhood doctor wellness visits. Additionally, he is deaf. Despite these challenges, he possesses remarkable intelligence. He is exceptionally gentle and compassionate, never intending to harm anyone. However, he often becomes fixated on repetitive actions that can continue for hours at a time just like this.

 

My Car as of October 2024

The Story Behind the Weston and Emily Memorial Vehicle

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I wanted to put out a video of the story behind the Weston and Emily memorial vehicle I started in 2017.

I started out with a white Rav 4 in 2017. Back then, I got a lot of pushback including people wanting to run me off the road.
Now I have a 2024 Rav 4 that has way more decals and info. Today things have changed because of the convid hoax. Almost no pushback at all. People are really waking now! I almost always get a thumbs up now which is really encouraging.

People are responding and telling me their stories about their kids or grandkids. Lots of vaccine injuries out there.

“Vaccines are unavoidably unsafe” by the governments own admission.

Weston Hugs

Last Hug Until Next Time – My Love for Weston

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For 20 plus years Weston did not let anyone touch him for any period of time. As he’s gotten older he’s changed so much. This was my last 10 hug until our paths cross again in a month. Saying goodbye seems to get easier as time goes on knowing that I will see him again and he is so well provided for and loved at the Hope Haven Ranch in Kirkland Arizona! So thankful and blessed at this stage of my life! What more could I desire?

Westin and Emily: Chemically Injured and Neurologically Disabled

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Chemically Injured and Neurologically Disabled – My two children Weston and Emily Wyatt were born perfect on February 2nd 1998 and September 14th 1999. Everything changed after their two four and six month well visits at Ponderosa Pediatrics in Prescott Arizona.
Today Weston is 26 years old and functions neurologically at the level of a 3-year-old and lives in a community living facility with four other severe to profound autistics where he receives 24-hour a day seven day a week care and supervision. He will never live independently. He will never hold a job. He will never drive a car. He will never get married. He will never have a family. Weston classified as severely impacted.
Emily will turn 25 next week and functions neurologically and emotionally at the level of a 8-year-old. She currently lives with us at home where she also requires 24-hour a day care and supervision. She will never hold a job. She will never drive a car. She will never get married. She will never have a family of her own. Emily is classified as moderately impacted.
Please share their stories in hopes that others will not unknowingly make the same mistakes that Joyce and I did over a quarter century ago. If you do be prepared to have your life altered and changed forever. May God help us all!

“Monetizing Misery”: A Peek Inside My New Book

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Check out the entire table of contents of my new book “Monetizing Misery”

Monetizing Misery

Emily-Forever 8 years old

Emily: A Blessing Amidst Challenges

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Emily has been a blessing in my life, despite the challenges we face due to neurological impairments. She functions at the level of an 8 to 9 year old. She was born perfectly normal but had adverse reactions to her two four and six-month well visits. Watching her grow and learn at her own pace has been a humbling experience, reminding me of the importance of patience and unconditional love. Emily will never achieve traditional milestones like driving a car or holding a job, because of chemical injections. Despite this, her gentle spirit brings joy to those around her. As her parent, I have accepted that our journey may not look like others, but I am grateful for the precious moments we share together. I have learned that true health and happiness come from within.

Emily

My Daughter Emily and Me

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My daughter, Emily, is a 25-year-old with autism, functioning at the level of an 8-year-old. This was not how she was born, but rather a result of severe reactions to vaccinations she received during her well-baby visits at 2 and 4 months of age. It breaks my heart knowing she will never be able to drive a car, hold employment, or have children of her own. The challenges we face are immense and go beyond what I can even begin to summarize here.

I implore you, as parents, to take every precaution necessary to protect your children diligently. The impact of a single decision can be lifelong and profound. As a father, I have learned this the hard way, and I hope my story serves as a cautionary tale to others so they do not have to experience the same heartache and struggles.

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