@Jade01843381117@PAGovOffice@GovernorShapiro They are not even legit measles deaths. CDC has not recognized them as such. Get your PA mail in ballots ready. We’ll all be quarantined sick or not by November 3. He thinks.
@PAGovOffice@GovernorShapiro Oh lord STFU. Only a moron would think that RFK can be blamed for those things. But you don’t. You just think we’re stupid enough to believe it.
@nirav_maine No one wants to listen to the CDC director. They did not count the first three deaths as measles deaths. Because the individuals all had comorbidities. I think they count measles deaths as things like a person getting pneumonia, encephalitis etc, BECAUSE of the measles. 1/2
@sj_ca1867@AboutPediatrics Go back to Canada and mind your business. You are clueless and have offered nothing but recriminations which you have no business offering because you don’t live here and are clearly clueless about the Amish.
@jjabbott I’m not anti vax. All the kids and grandkids have had their MMR’s. I had measles. There were red flags in the press conference that cast doubt. If it occured, tell us how old they were and whether they were Amish. After free doughnuts and lotteries, we don’t trust the bastards.
@sj_ca1867@james_maxw13210@AboutPediatrics Most likely pneumonia or encephalitis. Which comes after measles in immunocompromised people. Not measles. Doofus. Again, there is no verification this even happened. Meaning people have been looking into it and there has been NO proof or explanation information.
@sj_ca1867@AboutPediatrics Lancaster County, PA. The largest Amish pop. in the U.S. They don’t all vaccinate. If they were born pre 1957, they would have been expected to have had measles as children making them immune. If they were older, they may not have known. They are unverified deaths. Transparency