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  • I Didn’t Vaccinate My Kids and the One Who Lived Turned out Fine

    I Didn’t Vaccinate My Kids and the One Who Lived Turned out Fine

    TRUTH ALERT: I didn’t vaccinate my kids and the one who lived turned out just fine.

    You heard me. When each of my five children were born, my husband and I made the decision NOT to pump our kids full of “vaccines” and “preventative medicines” despite the societal pressure to do so. And today we have one perfectly fine child who lived to see her 13th birthday.

    If you want to hear the TRUTH that the vaccine industry doesn’t want YOU to know, keep reading.

    Like most mothers, I take my children’s health and well-being very seriously. When my beautiful babies, who I miss so much, were born, I went with my gut and the advice of my yoga friends and didn’t vaccinate them. Now I am asking you to PLEASE do the same.

    I’m a mother and I read a lot of stuff on the internet; I know vaccines are approved by the FDA to prevent disease BUT I’M NOT CONVINCED! And I’m here to convince you to not be convinced by their “science” and “research.”

    Would you rather take advice from me, a real mother who raised five kids and still has one wonderful, beautiful teenage daughter? Or would you rather listen to the BIASED media, or worse, the corrupt doctors?

    The choice should be simple.

    Don’t even get me started on those death peddlers. At best, doctors are snake oil salesmen trying to pump our kids full of vaccines they don’t need. At worst, they are actively trying to kill our children. MY children, my friends’ children, and if you’re not careful they’ll come after YOUR children.

    I have one perfectly healthy child and I do not want DOCTORS anywhere near her.

    As soon as my first baby was born, which I’m ashamed to say happened in a hospital, the doctors immediately tried to vaccinate him. They said they wanted to prevent the spread of diseases that I’m pretty sure they were making up! Is anyone fact-checking doctors these days?

    THEY SHOULD BE.

    Besides, if doctors were so smart, why couldn’t they cure my oldest son when he got measles? Or my second daughter when she got cholera? Where’s their science when we really need it

    Exactly. If they really knew about the immune system or any of these diseases they’d know how to fix them and not just try and fill our babies with chemicals AND LIES.

  • Four Types of AV-Block

    Four Types of AV-Block

    The story of the AV Block family
    key:
    p wave = wife
    qrs = husband
    pacer = counseling

    Normal sinus rhythm:
    the wife (p wave) waits at home for the husband (qrs).
    the husband (qrs) come homes on time every night.

    1st degree AV block:
    the wife (p wave) is waiting at home. the husband (qrs) comes home late every night, but he always comes home and its at the same time every night.

    2nd degree block type I (Weinkebach):
    the wife (p wave) is waiting at home. the husband (qrs) come home later and later every night until one night he doesn’t come at all.
    note: husband (qrs) must come home at least 2 nights in a row to see this pattern.

    2nd degree AV block type II
    the wife (p wave) is waiting at home. sometimes the husband (qrs) comes home, sometimes he doesn’t. when he does come home, its always at the same time.
    note: this is usually more serious than type I (Weinkebach) and will sometimes require counseling (pacing).

    3rd degree AV block:
    wife (p wave) is no longer waiting at home. she and her husband (qrs) are now both on separate schedules and have no relationship and they are no longer talking. each spouse has a regular, individual schedule.
    note: this frequently requires counseling in the form of a temporary or permanent pacer.

    Four Types of AV-Block

  • The Nursing Ladder of Success – A Career Ladder for Nurses

    The Nursing Ladder of Success – A Career Ladder for Nurses

    Becoming a CNA is not only a good career, it’s also a great way to gain nursing experience and get your foot in the healthcare door. Many people start off as CNA’s and eventually become registered nurses, nurse practitioners, and sometimes even doctors. Take a look at the different levels of nursing and how each rung on the nursing ladder can get you greater responsibility and a higher salary.

    The Nursing Ladder of Success – A Career Ladder for Nurses

  • Grammar Nazi: Commonly Misused Words in Writing

    Grammar Nazi: Commonly Misused Words in Writing

    Here Are Some Misused Words Or Mistakes That Less Careful Writers Often Make Or Get Confused With. Make Sure You Avoid Them.

    Grammar Nazi: Commonly Misused Words in Writing

  • Abbott’s tiny wireless pacemaker is now MRI-compatible

    Abbott’s tiny wireless pacemaker is now MRI-compatible


    The FDA approved MRI-conditional labeling for Abbott’s tiny wireless pacemaker, making it the smallest and longest-lasting MRI-compatible device of its kind. The new labeling also applies to a pacing lead.

    The company picked up the Assurity MRI pacemaker and the Tendril MRI pacing lead in its acquisition of St. Jude Medical, which closed earlier this month. The pacemaker allows physicians to wirelessly monitor their patients, which can reduce the need for office visits, Abbott said in a statement. The Assurity pacemaker allows remote access to diagnostic data and daily device measurements using wireless radiofrequency (RF) telemetry.

    The new labeling means that patients implanted with these devices may now undergo diagnostic MRI scans without fear of damaging their implant. During an MRI procedure, a hand-held device is used to activate preprogrammed MRI settings for the implants. These settings are individualized to each patient and can help cut down on the effort, time and inconvenience linked to traditional pre- and postscan pacemaker reprogramming, Abbott said.

    “A long-lasting and small wireless pacemaker that allows patients to undergo MRI scans is an important step forward in growing our available treatment options for patients,” said Dr. David Sandler, director of electrophysiology at the Oklahoma Heart Institute in Tulsa, in the statement. “The ability to choose a device to best address a patient’s cardiac condition no longer has a tradeoff with MRI compatibility. It’s the best of both worlds.”

    Earlier this month, an FDA safety communication identified patients with RF-enabled St. Jude Medical implanted cardiac devices and a corresponding Merlin@Home device—which transmits device data to St. Jude’s Merlin patient care network—to be at risk of harm from “cybersecurity vulnerabilities.”