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Moms' Tap a Shoulder Campaign
Mother's Pledge:
I will not vaccinate my children with these
mentally deranging mercury loaded vaccines!
And I pledge to see to it that no one else
does either.
We have produced the following card for
you to download. You can print it on standard
Avery 2" X 3.5" card stock or
just plain paper. In any case, after printing
the front (page 1), re-insert paper or card
stock to print the back (page 2)
If you have problems, email
us for help.
View
or Download Card
[PDF 1,121 K]
Note:
if you want professional mercury cards on
card stock to distribute at health fairs,
at your children's school, to leave at pediatrician
and chiropractor's offices, at children's
clothing boutiques, we can send you 500
double sided, full color cards including
delivery for $20.00. See website or call
917 804-0786.
Campaign
mission: To save a life
and to eliminate the heartache to the families
that the unnecessary use of mercury in vaccines
brings. Not one child, not one family need
to be added to the list of victims. We cannot
wait any longer for the system to unfold
in protecting our children. The State of
Iowa has banned mercury from infant and
childhood vaccines; however, it will not
be in effect until January 2006. Until then
tap a shoulder. This tragedy can be contained
with your love and willingness to tap on
the shoulder of a stranger.
Action: Tap a parent on the shoulder and
give him/her a card.
Warning! Do not vaccinate your infant or
child without due diligence. Mercury (Thimerosal)
in required infant and childhood vaccines
is implicated in autism, ADD, and ADHD.
Visit website: www.progressiveconvergence.com
Please, contact the La Leche league, midwives
and PTAs in your hometown and begin to warn
all mothers and pregnant women, in the park,
in the supermarket, on the streets, in your
school, in your church, in your play group
to avoid at all costs, these mercury loaded
vaccines. Help avoid the life long heartache
of a vaccine damaged child. A tap on the
shoulder could save a life.
Warmest regards,
Larry
Hanus, Campaign Director
