Attend Two Great Vaccine Education Opportunities
in Austin, Texas!
November 10th and 11th , 2009
Are Vaccine Mandates Good or Bad for Public Health?
Tuesday November 10th 7:30-9:30 PM (Doors Open at 7:00 pm)
Dawn Richardson and Dr. Sherri Tenpenny will debate Dr. Tom Betz from the State Health Department
University of Texas Campus in the Art Auditorium
Open to the Public
Both Secretary of Health and Human Resources Kathleen Sebelius and President Barack Obama have declared the H1N1 virus to be a public health emergency. These actions invoke law that could lead to mandatory vaccinations of the general public. Several organizations of healthcare professionals from across the nation have successfully sued or are currently suing state and the federal government to prevent the forcible vaccination of their members. Vaccines have been credited with eradicating deadly diseases, but common ingredients in many modern vaccines have also been positively linked to the generation of debilitating autoimmune disorders in an veterans vaccinated against anthrax prior to the Persian Gulf War. This health and public policy forum will debate: “Are Vaccine Mandates Good or Bad for Public Health?”
This Vaccine Education Forum will be moderated by Dr Donna Campbell. Tom Betz, MD, MPH, Regional Director, Texas Department of Health Services Region 7, will be speaking in support of vaccine mandates during public health emergencies. Dr. Sherri J. Tenpenny, an osteopathic medical doctor, Board-certified in emergency medicine through 2005, and founder of Osteomed II, in Cleveland, OH, and Dawn Richardson, President and Co-founder of PROVE (Parents Requesting Open Vaccine Education) in Austin, Texas and the Directory of State Advocacy for the National Vaccine Information Center in Vienna, Virginia, will be speaking in opposition to vaccine mandates.
The moderator will be questioning the panelists during the first hour. The public will be allowed to question the panelists during the second hour.
This event is sponsored by the Libertarian Longhorns, the Health Professions Council, the Texas College Republicans, the UT Objectivism Society. The UT Art Auditorium is located at the corner of 23rd Street and San Jacinto just north of the stadium. Parking is available in the garage labeled SJG just north of the building on San Jacinto. Event Coordinator Contact: L. Perre de Rochemont (512) 697-9336.
Vaccine Developers: Heroes or Villains?
Wednesday November 11th 10:00 am – 12:00pm (Doors Open at 9:30 am)
Presentation and Questions and Answers with Dr. Sherri Tenpenny
Casa De Luz in the Cielo Room South, 1701 Toomey Rd. Austin TX 78704
From Edward Jenner to Dr. Paul Offit, vaccine researchers over the last 200 years have been hailed as the saviors of mankind. But have vaccines been beneficial? Or have they caused more problems than they have prevented? Since the advent of mass vaccination, has the health of humanity improved…or deteriorated?
Dr Sherri Tenpenny is one of the most highly informed and outspoken physicians on the topic of problems associated with vaccines. Known for her ability to present scientifically researched, complex information in a simplified manner for all audiences, Dr. Tenpenny has authored several books including, Fowl; Bird Flu Is Not What You Think (2006), and Saying No to Vaccines: A Resource Guide for All Ages (2008). In addition, she has produced many educational CDs and DVDs. She has been featured speaker at seminars across the globe and a guest on hundreds of radio and TV shows. Dr. Tenpenny is a tireless crusader on behalf of freedom-of-choice in health care, including the right to refuse vaccination.
Dr. Tenpenny’s lively and insightful presentation will be followed by an open-forum question and answer fireside chat addressing your concerns about vaccination. This cozy venue has limited seating and will give you an opportunity to meet Dr. Tenpenny in person!
An admission cost of $20 per person ($30 per couple) to help cover Dr Tenpenny's travel expenses to Austin. You can pay at the door, but seating is limited so RSVP to reserve your seat by sending an email note to [email protected] with your name, address, phone number, email address, and number of seats. A map of the location can be viewed at http://www.casadeluz.org/directions.htm. Dawn Richardson is the event coordinator contact for this event and can be reached by email at [email protected].
Another way you can support the cost of Dr. Tenpenny coming to Texas is by purchasing a t-shirt that makes a statement on vaccination at http://www.drtenpennystore.com/tshirts.html or by buying one of her books that are really great resources for anybody researching the vaccination question at http://www.drtenpennystore.com/books.html.
PLEASE FORWARD THIS ANNOUNCEMENT OF THESE TWO EVENTS TO ALL YOU THINK MAY BE INTERESTED!
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