re: Parents of girl who died of measles in TX say it was God's will, and to avoid vaccination

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And why do you think there’s so few cases now? Compared to say, oh I don’t know, anytime before 1960?

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Because historically our childhood vaccination rates have remained steady In the last 5 years unvaxxed rates in american born children have skyrocketed If that continues there will be a problem.

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Are you denying the basic proven fact American born children’s vaccination rate is shrinking in the last 5 years?

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Oh, the doctor who was a primary pusher of Ivermectin for COVID? Resigned from his job because of it? Yeah, nice source.

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Dr. Pierre Kory: Hospital’s Antibiotic Blunder Killed Child with Measles-Linked Pneumonia—She Did Not Die from Measles

Dr. Pierre Kory reviewed a tragic medical case involving a child’s death from mycoplasma pneumonia. He notes that after receiving 200 pages of medical records—a relatively small file compared to the 1,500-page cases he’s seen in his malpractice reviews—the story is heartbreakingly clear.

The child was admitted with community-acquired pneumonia, correctly diagnosed by the hospital as a secondary bacterial pneumonia, a common complication following viral infections. Dr. Kory explains that this can happen with any virus, like influenza, which once affected his own daughter, whom he successfully treated at home with antibiotics.

In this case, however, the hospital’s care fell short. Dr. Kory emphasizes that the standard of care for community-acquired pneumonia, based on decades of data, requires two antibiotics: a beta-lactam (e.g., penicillin or cephalosporin) and a macrolide (e.g., azithromycin).

This combination ensures coverage of common organisms, including mycoplasma, a frequent cause of pneumonia that penicillins and cephalosporins alone don’t treat. Shockingly, the hospital chose two antibiotics, neither of which covered mycoplasma—a basic error Dr. Kory calls 'Medicine 101.' Worse, as the child’s condition deteriorated over days, the hospital failed to adjust the regimen.

Only after a test confirmed mycoplasma did they act, but it was too late. Dr. Kory, with decades of experience treating pneumonia and reviewing malpractice cases, labels this a clear violation of the standard of care, where a physician’s treatment falls below accepted guidelines. He finds this case a devastating example of preventable tragedy.

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And what person that isn’t dumb would stop taking years old vaccines proven to work because some doctors and media lied about the severity of COVID?

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Dude 378 cases out of 340million people. If you shrink it down to just Texas where the majority of the cases are that 32 million people.

This is NOT something to get worked up about or threaten to take someone’s kids away.

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Parents of girl who died of measles

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She added that measles “isn’t as bad as they’re making it out to be.”

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