By LINDA BOYLE
The big push is on: Parents are being told to get their children vaccinated for Covid.
While not opposed to vaccinations, I believe every parent or guardian should make the best decision for their children based on the science. Most parents diligently look to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or their family doctor for recommendations. These are not bad sources, but they are not the only place to look.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Covid-19 shots are still recommended for anyone over the age of six months.
Here are the data for Alaska:
Note in the chart above that those under 20 years of age (orange) had 25% of the Covid cases.
But the middle chart shows less than 1% of those who died with Covid were under 20. Of those who died, no mention of comorbidities is included. A comorbidity is usually a long-term or chronic disease or condition that can complicate another serious illness. We also don’t know if those who contracted Covid had been “vaccinated” for Covid.
In a review by scientists led by the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute concerning covid “vaccines,” the authors stated natural immunity is pretty common in younger populations, due to the virus being around (albeit mutating) for the last two years. Therefore, the benefit for healthy children to receive this MRNA injection may be minimal.
The CDC announced that a new booster dose will be released by the third week in September or early October.
That booster, the CDC said, will assist with coverage for the new mutation called ERIS, despite the fact the Covid variant has already mutated. The experts think it’s close enough that “it should” give protection.
The government is looking at possibly giving it Emergency Use Authorization even though President Joe Biden declared the Covid Emergency over in May 2023.
Once you have the information concerning the benefits of the MRNA injection, you must look at the potential side effects from the injection. Is the “cure” more harmful than the disease?
It would seem so, especially for children. Healthy children have minimal risk of getting the disease and getting any complications from it. The experts only “think” might be effective against the virus that has already mutated.
This is not science. And some of the really harmful side effects from the jab are myocarditis and pericarditis, especially in young males. Myocarditis means inflammation of the heart and pericarditis is an inflammation in the sac surrounding the heart. These conditions can lead to long-term complications and death.
According to Dr. Meryl Nass, internal medicine physician, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and CDC knew about the myocarditis safety issues as early as February 2021, but “hid it until they got the vaccine authorized for 12-15-year-olds in May 2021.” And then they kept pushing the vaccine on these highest-risk groups.”
But it is difficult for one to find this information that the government wants to hide. In their “medical misinformation policy” YouTube has defined what it doesn’t want you to know. Any information that “contradicts local health authorities” or the World Health Organization must be kept off their pages, and this includes prevention misinformation, treatment misinformation, and denial information.
Big Pharma has hidden side-effect information until it has been forced to disclose the information.
If you have all the information and good science to back it up, you as individuals and as parents can figure things out for yourselves and make the best decision for yourself and your children. There are resources out there for you like the Childrens’ Health Defense and Frontline Doctors.
And specific to Alaskans, you can find current information at www.AlaskaCovidAlliance.com and our Facebook page, Alaskans Supporting Early Treatment.
Please stay educated. Ask questions. Do not be fooled or manipulated. Your children’s lives depend on you.
Linda Boyle, RN, MSN, DM, was formerly the chief nurse for the 3rd Medical Group, JBER, and was the interim director of the Alaska VA. Most recently, she served as Director for Central Alabama VA Healthcare System. She is the director of the Alaska Covid Alliance.
