Noelle ☀️
@noelletris.bsky.social
she/her • autistic • queer 🏳️🌈 • aspiring author • former theatre kid • history enthusiast • enthusiast enthusiast
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📍 CO, USA
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Black Lives Matter
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Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
I wasn’t even offended, I’m just shocked whenever I meet someone personally that actually believes this shit.
November 21, 2025 at 1:05 AM
I wasn’t even offended, I’m just shocked whenever I meet someone personally that actually believes this shit.
The logic behind it just baffles me. You have 12 autistic children, 8 of them had started showing behavioral problems after getting the MMR vaccine… ya know because you get your MMR at around 12 months… and 12 months is around the time early signs of autism may show…
November 20, 2025 at 8:54 PM
The logic behind it just baffles me. You have 12 autistic children, 8 of them had started showing behavioral problems after getting the MMR vaccine… ya know because you get your MMR at around 12 months… and 12 months is around the time early signs of autism may show…
and “not an evidence-based claim” is insane to say
54 references at the bottom to read, 10 of which are disproven studies – and then some references are specifically about the original redacted paper about vaccines causing autism (again they were not ignored, medical experts wrote papers on it)
54 references at the bottom to read, 10 of which are disproven studies – and then some references are specifically about the original redacted paper about vaccines causing autism (again they were not ignored, medical experts wrote papers on it)
Do Vaccines Cause Autism? - Institute for Vaccine Safety
Conclusion Childhood vaccines do not cause autism. Maternal vaccines have not been shown to cause autism. The Institute of Medicine (IOM), now called the National Academy of Medicine (NAM), concluded ...
www.vaccinesafety.edu
November 20, 2025 at 8:41 PM
and “not an evidence-based claim” is insane to say
54 references at the bottom to read, 10 of which are disproven studies – and then some references are specifically about the original redacted paper about vaccines causing autism (again they were not ignored, medical experts wrote papers on it)
54 references at the bottom to read, 10 of which are disproven studies – and then some references are specifically about the original redacted paper about vaccines causing autism (again they were not ignored, medical experts wrote papers on it)