Then I saw this post.It saddened me because again, this is a case of the media being so naive about this issue.

If a journalist cannot take the time to investigate the facts about a subject, it should not be listed as an informative resource for people, but only an opinion article.

This article for instance, states that “A survey commissioned by the Florida Institute of Technology found that 24 percent of Americans believes autism is caused by vaccines, even though no scientific evidence supports such a link.”

This is untrue, outright untrue. There are hundreds, if not thousands of studies out there about this subject that do show cause that vaccines are a factor in autism. In fact, the studies that the CDC/AAP/etc claim are ‘proof’ that vaccines do not cause autism actually, when read, state that more studies are needed because they have not been able to tell one way or the other…so if that means proof that theyare 100% sure, wow, thats pretty opinionated to me, rather than fact.

I think the survey does bring out that 1 in 4 parents believe vaccines play a role in Autism…sure, because the rates of Autism are sky-rocketing, from 1 in 10,000 kids in the 80s to now 1 in 150. That is outrageous, the more children with autism, the more parents are seeing for their own eyes what damage the unsafe vaccines are doing to our children…for thier own eyes.

If anyone cared to really listen to us parents, you would see that our stories are almost exactly the same …its scary…and even more scary that there are journalists that continue to spread lies like this article, when, if even taken a few minutes to investigate, would have realized that there are real scientific studies that do link vaccines to autism! Yes there are.

Shame to those that do not investigate important things like this…its not helping by spreading lies and continuing to spread this garbage some call ‘information’, especially since the higher ups at the NIH/CDC/etc are even starting to admit that their studies are inconclusive! Come on!