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@ShannaCarroll80 @jimmy_dore I'm so sorry for your incredible loss.

My daughter, Aubrynn, was 17 years old. She was selected for a school trip from July 9 to July 22. The vaccine was mandatory for the trip. She was the only one in our family who received it, despite our pleas not to. She was vaccinated on June 7 and again on June 28, 2022. She left for her trip, and on July 18 she texted me that she did not feel well. We did not hesitate. We immediately drove from Michigan to New York to bring her home. We arrived the next day, which was also our three year old’s birthday. We celebrated with cake and ice cream. Later that night, Aubrynn and I shared some soup together before she went to bed. The next morning, I took her to urgent care. We waited for hours. At one point, she managed to sit up and quietly asked me, “Did they call me yet?” Before we even understood what was happening, my daughter collapsed from cardiac arrest. She was airlifted to Children’s Hospital. She was placed on an ECMO machine and treated with Remdesivir. Her body began shutting down. Her limbs turned black from lack of blood flow. Infections spread. Her kidneys failed. On August 6, we were told there was nothing more they could do. We were forced to make the impossible decision to turn off the machines. We had to let our daughter go. I am sharing this because Aubrynn mattered. Her life mattered. Hennr story matters. She was not just a number or a statistic. She was my child. And I will spend the rest of my life speaking her name and telling the truth about what happened to her.

Why do you think they told you “DONT DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH!”? They even got the most subservient famous comedians to say it. This would be a big reason why:

@jimmy_dore So shocking to find out so many comedians were just puppets, and would say whatever they were told without any critical thought whatsoever. And so thankful for those (like yourself) who were not and did not bow to the authoritarians. ❤️

@jsm2334 @msabouri @BrentCa24718741 appears to show no association for autism (despite the inadequate sample) & then do a complete 180 to claim reporting the results of the same analyses for the other outcomes (those with adequate occurences), is a "misinterpretation" of the study! You can't have it both ways prof!

@jsm2334 @msabouri @BrentCa24718741 Nope -- as you have admitted (repeatedly) here, the Cox model adj. HRs account for most of those issues (& the authors of the study did sensitivity analyses for the others). I'm not the one "[spinning] the results" - you are perfectly happy to accept the analysis when the result

Moronic take. Burden is not on proving a negative. Which Siri damn well knows.

@jsm2334 @msabouri @BrentCa24718741 with exposure to any vaccination increasing the risk of these chronic health outcomes from 2.6 to >6 times, compared to no exposure! Thank you for helping me to clarify this - I really appreciate it. 4/4

@jsm2334 @msabouri @BrentCa24718741 the study was not able to evaluate that individual relationship, but that there was a very significant association found between vaccination and the development of asthma, atopic disease, autoimmune disease, and neurodevelopmental disorders (including autism), 3/4

@vancemurphy Well, they are healthier. I wouldn't say healthy. They still have to process all of the toxins ever present in our water, food, air...

Every single American child is sicker than they were 40 years ago. Except the unvaccinated ones. They are healthy.

@rthrash3 @MaryBowdenMD Right, data for most states came from the CDC and the 2025 data included in the chart went up to Feb 27 for those states, while data for TX and NM came from a different source and the chart included up to March 4th for those 2.

@UnMaskd_Truth @MaryBowdenMD Uh huh

Since measles propaganda is trending….. Measles cases are low compared to past years…..

@kenbenton1143 @MaryBowdenMD No, the asterisk note indicates that 2025 numbers were up to date as of February 27th, with the exception of TX and NM which went up to March 4th.

@UnMaskd_Truth @MaryBowdenMD 5). The asterisk for 2025, as indicated lower left of the graph, seems to show numbers for TX and NM.

@Truth_in_Number @MaryBowdenMD Sorry, I thought you were highlighting the Trump date on your graph. Yes, the data was from early '25 as indicated on the chart. However it was for the whole country, not just 2 states. She did say cases were low compared to previous yrs, so I don't know where she got that idea.

@UnMaskd_Truth @MaryBowdenMD I'm saying Mary Talley Bowden is a liar for claiming that measles rates are down in the US by using an out of date chart, with partial 2025 data, representing only two states. Real data.

@Truth_in_Number @MaryBowdenMD So you're saying it's just political propaganda then?

@MaryBowdenMD Look at the most recent data. Hmm....

@Chardelacru @MaryBowdenMD I imagine she had the chart from last yr & reposted it to show measles have been high in previous yrs (2014, 2019) as well. It feels like if she wanted to emphasize cases were down, she would have included last yr since it was even higher. C-note claimed chart was not all US.👇

@UnMaskd_Truth @MaryBowdenMD Cool story. It is now 2026. Any reason why she wouldn’t share the numbers for the full year of 2025? My assumption is to mislead as she states cases are down. What part of the community note is false?

@bfhermann @MaryBowdenMD LOL - the community note is false. The graph shows cases for the whole US, it is just not up to date for 2025 as indicated by the color of the bar & the date at the bottom. It's easy to check this by searching 'how many measles cases in 2014', or 2019, for example.

@MaryBowdenMD LOL @ roasting by community notes.

@Chardelacru @MaryBowdenMD The community note is false. The graph shows cases for the whole US, it is just not up to date for 2025 as indicated by the color of the bar & the date at the bottom. It's easy to check this by searching 'how many measles cases in 2014', or 2019, for example.

@MaryBowdenMD Do you enjoy getting community noted and do you learn anything when you do?

@DeepThought_CMc @MaryBowdenMD No, the community note is false. The graph shows cases for the US, it is just not up to date for 2025 as indicated by the color of the bar & the date at the bottom. It is easy to check this by searching 'how many measles cases in 2014 or 2019'.

@MaryBowdenMD Talk about "Propaganda" This chart is ONLY for TX & NM Try again!

@teets3000 @MaryBowdenMD If you're referring to the community note, it is false. The graph shows cases for the US, it is just not up to date for 2025 as indicated by the color of the bar & the date at the bottom. It is easy to check this by searching 'how many measles cases in 2014 or 2019'.

@MaryBowdenMD I mean you are a joke at this point. I believe you are smart enough to know what the real data is so the only option is that you are choosing to post incorrect figures

@kenbenton1143 @MaryBowdenMD The community note is false. The graph shows cases for the US, it is just not up to date for 2025 as indicated by the color of the bar & the date at the bottom. It is easy to check this by searching 'how many measles cases in 2014 or 2019'.

@MaryBowdenMD The reader added context shows you to be less than honest about this.

@rthrash3 @MaryBowdenMD She didn't "cherry-pick" 2 states. The community note is false. The graph shows cases for the US, it is just not up to date for 2025 as indicated by the color of the bar & the date at the bottom. It is easy to check this by searching 'how many measles cases in 2014 or 2019'.

@MaryBowdenMD Pretty freaking disingenuous. I'd expect better than cherry picking 2 states with year old data even from you.