Former Cleveland Clinic Medical Director Dr. Daniel Neides apologized to his patients for not providing them with all the information they needed before vaccinating their child.
Dr. Neides brought up six main points.
— There is no education in medical schools about various vaccine ingredients, no safety information, and nothing about the victim compensation program for vaccine injuries.
He brought up the 1986 Congressional law that allowed Big Pharma to secure a get-out-of-jail-free card, when it comes to vaccine injury lawsuits. Dr. Neides also noted that since 1992, $4 billion has been given out by the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.
— Dr. Neides stated there is a conflict of interest concerning payment to providers for the number of patients vaxxed. This percentage of patients vaccinated can also be used for annual performance pay. He noted that he has to memorize the childhood vaccination schedule for his Family Practice Boards, but nothing about potential vaccine complications or injuries.
Upcoming Alaska conference to address pros and cons of childhood vaccines and what parents should know when making vaccine decisions for their children.
— Even some patients have been dismissed by physicians for voicing concerns about vaccines or parental refusal to vax the child. This dismissal is under the “vaccine safety concerns.” This clearly was seen during the Covid years – to include not being eligible for life-saving transplant surgery if you refused the jab.
— Dr. Neides acknowledged that there are times when employers have fired employees for failing to take the flu shot. During the Covid fiasco, many people were fired for not taking the Covid jab.
— Dr. Neides acknowledged the lack of informed consent, stating that he would often tell parents, “Five shots are due today.” Only after the child received the shots would he give them information about the vaccines.
— Dr. Neides lastly cited the lack of transparency concerning vaccine complications. Parents are “shamed” for suggesting harm occurred from a vaccine. He gives the example of penicillin. If he prescribed it and the parent called to say the child had a rash from the drug, there would be no question. The patient’s records would be annotated concerning the drug allergy. This does not occur with vaccine complaints.
I give credit to Dr. Neides for speaking the truth and apologizing for his past practices. I credit him for acknowledging medical schools do not adequately cover vaccines and their safety concerns.
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His eyes were opened.
Apparently, other providers and medical organizations wish to maintain the status quo. Why should the parent have the final say regarding childhood vaccinations? Should the parent only “trust” the provider’s opinion?
Those days are over for many of us. They are for me.
Want to learn more about childhood vaccines? Our annual Alaskans4PersonalFreedom conference is October 3 at the UAA/Wendy Williamson Auditorium. One of our speakers is Dr. Bob Sears – a pediatrician with over 30 years of experience. He will discuss the pros and cons of childhood vaccines and what parents/guardians should know when making vaccine decisions for their children.
This is an all-day event with doors opening at 8 a.m. Lunch is provided – all for only $60 per person. For more information and to purchase your tickets, click here.
Hope to see you there!
The views expressed here are those of the author.
