A Tale of Two Sides: A Novel On Vaccines and Disease

JPR shares some of his own personal experiences in fighting mandatory vaccine laws and further discusses the 1986 Vaccine Injury Compensation Act and whether or not it should be struck down. 

Part 2 gives you a front-row seat at a legislative "hearing" that pits Senator Emerson against a legislative aide as they debate mandatory vaccination. Is Emilio simply doing his job, or is he putting it all out there in an attempt to finally stand up for his little brother's legacy? Will enough Legislators hear, and understand, the truth to make a difference? And is the Vaccine Injury Court really a program that benefit victims, or a political stunt to protect those to make our life-saving vaccines? 

Part 1 of this two-part chapter launches you into the fascinating and frustrating world of vaccine politics. Get an insider's look at how a group of politicians, and their financial backers, convince their supporters and colleagues that vaccines are so important (and safe) that they must be mandated. And follow a team of dedicated health freedom fighters as they do their best to oppose this new bill and learn some valuable lessons about what works, and what doesn't, in your own state capitol.

JPR shares more details how parents can better recognize measles so they can help minimize the spread if their kids comes down with it after international travel, and what the true statistics are on measles risk. And is the outbreak fictionalized in Dr. Tommaso's office really based on real-life events? What about adults getting an MMR vaccine during an outbreak -- is a boost in immunity worth the potential risks? 

Get an inside look at a measles outbreak in a doctor's office and the surrounding community and learn how parents can best recognize this disease quickly so it doesn't spread. But is this disease really the dangerous plague the media portrays it to be, or is it a routine childhood illness for most healthy kids? And what about the vaccine? Should teens and adults rush out for an extra booster shot, or are there some particular risks from this vaccine outside of childhood?

JPR provides more discussion on the human, animal, and chemical ingredients in vaccines. How do we know these are safe? Have researchers specifically evaluated these and proven their safety, or is there simply an assumption of safety? Now that parents are woke to the importance of limiting chemical toxicity in food, water, and products for their babies, should parents also be informed about vaccine chemicals or simply accept them are a necessary downside of vaccination? 

You've heard professionals say that vaccines are just germs and water. But others claim vaccines contains many chemicals and preservatives. Today we learn the truth -- from an eight-year-old girl who researches what the FDA verifies about vaccine ingredients and what the EPA has to say about these chemicals. 

We discuss the challenges new parents face when trying to understand disease risk versus vaccine risk and how to talk to your health care provider about the vaccine decision. 

JPR gives you a seat at one of Dr. Tommaso's vaccine lectures he gives every month to groups of his patients. Learn the basics on every vaccine-targeted disease, discuss herd immunity and social responsibility to vaccinate (or lack thereof), and compare the statistical risk of being harmed by each disease compared to the risk of suffering a severe vaccine reaction.

Is it OK to group as many as 12 vaccines into one visit? Should patients be allowed some flexibility in spacing the shots out? How far will medical organizations go to improve patient compliance with the full schedule? Today JPR breaks down these questions.