Dr. Tenpenny says she wants to change the language being used. Well, she should stop using the language of blame for these parents that vaccinated their children because they indeed did not know at the time they agreed to have their children vaccinated. After all, Dr. Tenpenny herself did not know it for so many years when she was a doctor, and even after finding out it took her for years to integrate the information into her knowledge base. No one will be won over by playing the blame game in this. I have no children, so I am not biased in stating this, but I can say that before I started looking into this I also just assumed that doctors received an actual education about vaccines and not just propaganda that they were save and necessary.

Dr. Tenpenny is correct when she says that people concentrate on autism as a negative outcome of vaccines, and obviously it is devastating for the child and their parents, but she is also correct when she lists the many other consequences of them as being just as bad. I think we are seeing far more subtle consequences of childhood vaccinations in recent generations' ability to think properly and to even handle the normal stresses of life. The prime example is the ever-increasing amount of anxiety in younger people just from ordinary life challenges and the resultant depression and stress from that. I believe we can even chalk up this idiocy of gender dysphoria to this.