Measles. A quick but important p.s. to yesterday's posting.

Seems like it's almost impossible to keep up on this topic!?

p.s. the next day - I’ve added in a p.s. at the end of this post with information about sourcing vaccine monographs. Several days later? Another p.s. - this one with an MD’s expert review of the two children’s hospital treatment & their deaths, wrongly attributed to measles.

I’m just using this graphic ‘cos it’s kind of amusing.

I myself had measles as a child – both “red” & “German” measles. Not to mention mumps & chickenpox. I was born in 1953 – an era in which the # of vaccinations given to children was hugely, vastly less.

There’s more I could say about the positive lifelong benefits of contracting these childhood illnesses, but never mind. I want this to be quick! Going down no unnecessary rabbit holes here today.

So. After I’d published the measles posting yesterday

I received an email message from Mikki Willis, filmmaker & Dad, with a link to a Webinar done last week – about the Texas measles scene.

It seems – according to Dr. Richard Bartlett – that the measles cases he is seeing – & treating – are not like old-style measles. The cases he’s been seeing in West Texas are “not like measles in the books.”

Mikki Willis I know from the Plandemic movie series.

Dr. Bartlett I’m familiar with from early-ish Covid days, when he was a guest on Del Bigtree’s Highwire show. The big news he was sharing when I first saw him on HW was about the use of budesonide to treat Covid. Remember when we were all being told that there was no way to successfully treat the Covid illness? Only the vaccine? And you needed to wait until you couldn’t breathe before going to the hospital? And actually there were quite a few MDs (to name a few: Pierre Kory. Paul Marik, Peter McCullough. Zev Zelensky. Richard Bartlett – & I’m sure many others) who were successfully saving lives with various treatments?

So. Dr. Bartlett is from Texas, & has been treating hospitalized children with measles. Or rather, the respiratory complications which have arisen afterward. Remember, he’s saying that what he’s seeing is not what he’s used to seeing. There’s a more dangerous respiratory component to it, & the hospitals are not treating it properly. Which is leading to unnecesary deaths.

You can see Dr. Bartlett interviewed in this Webinar from last week, & it’s most definitely worth your time if measles is an issue of concern to you (or someone you care about).

I will point out (spoiler alert!) that he is not recommending the MMR vaccine. As he states very clearly, you need to read the MMR vaccine monograph, take in what the possible side effects of that vaccine are – & learn instead about proper treatment of this current strain of measles.

He carefully repeats the message that this measles outbreak is different. “Don't be scared. Be prepared, not scared.”

So.

The Webinar can be found here.

To get on the list for messages from Mikki Willis (they’re not at all frequent), go to the Plandemic films Web site & scroll wayyyy down to the bottom to find a spot where you can sign up for them.

For more information about budesonide, check out this site.

Yet another p.s. (this is getting a little crazy!). Dr. Pierre Kory has written his opinion about the 2 Texas deaths inaccurately attributed to measles.

Expert Medical Record Reviews Of The Two Girls In Texas Who Purportedly Died of Measles

p.s. the day after this was posted: I ought to have added a link to an MMR monograph. Better late than never! Here are links to three different MMR vaccine monographs. Two from Merck, one from GSK. The 3rd one is MMR + varicella (i.e. chickenpox).

• Merck MMR - latest revision Nov. ‘24

• GSK MMR - latest revision April ‘24

• Merck MMR + varicella - latest revision Nov. ‘24

You need to read it/them all the way through. I can’t emphasize that enough.

With a particular emphasis on the Post-Marketing Experience section of each one.

I got these monographs here.