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Inform Me Inform Me is a respectful space for curious minds to explore vaccines, health policy & informed consent. Let’s keep it kind, factual & open-minded. 💛

We welcome questions, stories & diverse views—no bullying, no spam, no medical advice.

25/07/2025

Dr. Tess Lawrie, a former WHO consultant and co-founder of the World Council for Health, shares how her assumptions around vaccine safety changed during the COVID rollout.

She began to ask: How much long-term safety data actually exists?
And are these gaps unique to the COVID vaccine—or part of a broader pattern?

Her journey raises an important question for all of us:
🧠 What do we really know about the full childhood vaccination schedule—and how much are we simply told to trust?

Watch the full episode here 👉 https://youtu.be/K4kQify8fwE
Is it time we all started asking more questions?

Did you know? You’re 20x more likely to be struck by lightning (1 in 700,000) than get tetanus if you’re otherwise healt...
23/07/2025

Did you know? You’re 20x more likely to be struck by lightning (1 in 700,000) than get tetanus if you’re otherwise healthy (risk ~1 in 14 million).

Perspective matters when making health choices.
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📌 Quick Tetanus Facts:✔️ Not spread person-to-person.✔️ Caused by bacteria found in soil and animal f***s.✔️ Symptoms: l...
21/07/2025

📌 Quick Tetanus Facts:

✔️ Not spread person-to-person.
✔️ Caused by bacteria found in soil and animal f***s.
✔️ Symptoms: locked jaw, spasms, fever.

Knowledge saves lives — and reduces fear.

📄 Sources: CDC, Connecticut DPH.

Check out the fact sheet inside to see the data for yourself. Explore trusted resources to help your family make confident, informed decisions:
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🤔 How rare is tetanus really? The U.S. sees ~33 cases a year (1 in 10 million people), and 59% of those had already been...
16/07/2025

🤔 How rare is tetanus really? The U.S. sees ~33 cases a year (1 in 10 million people), and 59% of those had already been vaccinated.

In truly healthy adults, the risk may be less than 1 in 14 million. Perspective matters. 🧐

📖 Source: CDC MMWR 2011.

15/07/2025

Inform Me Community Guidelines

Inform Me is a space for respectful, evidence-informed discussion about vaccines, health policy, and informed consent. We welcome all perspectives, provided the conversation remains polite, honest, and constructive. Our goal is to inform, not inflame.

What We Welcome:
🟡 Thoughtful questions, curiosity, and counterpoints.
🟡 Personal experiences and respectful storytelling.
🟡 Evidence-based contributions—mainstream or alternative—shared in good faith.
🟡 Honest conversations about government decisions, pharmaceutical practices, and public health messaging.
🟡 Respect for nuance: you don’t need to agree with everyone here, but you do need to treat them with dignity and respect.

What We Don’t Allow:
🔴 Name-calling, mocking, or bullying anyone for their beliefs, experiences, or background.
🔴 Name-calling, insults, or sarcasm directed at other commenters (e.g. “idiot,” “sheep,” “conspiracy nut”).
🔴 Mocking people for their vaccination status, health decisions, or beliefs.
🔴 Threats, harassment, or personal attacks—against individuals or groups.
🔴 Disinformation campaigns or spammy content.
🔴 Medical advice or diagnosis—this is an educational space, not a clinic.
🔴 Posts that deny others’ lived experiences in a dismissive or hostile way

Examples of What Is Accepted:
🟢 Respectful disagreement:
“I’m not sure I agree with this point, but I’d like to understand more. Can you share the source for that claim?”

🟢 Sharing personal stories:
“When I was pregnant, I felt pressure to vaccinate without understanding the full risks. I wish I had known more about the flu shot’s limited effectiveness in pregnancy.”

🟢 Asking for clarification:
“I’ve read conflicting reports about aluminum in vaccines—what does the current research actually say?”

🟢 Raising questions about authority respectfully:
“Why was the TGA so slow to acknowledge certain side effects? I think we need more accountability in how these decisions are made.”

Examples of What Is Not Accepted:
🔴 Name-calling or sarcasm directed at others:
“Only sheep get injected with poison and brag about it.” “Oh great, another brainwashed pharma worshipper.”

🔴 Bullying language or threats:
“People like you are the reason society’s gone to hell. You should be ashamed.”
“Wait until your kid gets injured—then maybe you’ll wake up.”

🔴 Spreading unverified or dangerous health advice:
“Just give your baby garlic water instead of vaccines. Works every time.”
“No need for doctors—just detox with MMS and pine needle tea.”

🔴 Repetitive, hijacking, or troll behaviour:
Posting the same meme, phrase, or link repeatedly across threads.
Constantly derailing a comment thread with unrelated topics (e.g., flat earth, chemtrails).

💛 Our Promise
We are committed to:
Moderating fairly and transparently.
Encouraging diverse views grounded in truth-seeking.
Providing a safe space where no one is shouted down for asking questions.

Thank you for helping us keep Inform Me honest, open, and middle ground for the greater community to feel accepted.

💡 Flashback to 1964: Doctors tried a radical approach to save lives from tetanus — hyperbaric oxygen therapy!High-pressu...
14/07/2025

💡 Flashback to 1964: Doctors tried a radical approach to save lives from tetanus — hyperbaric oxygen therapy!

High-pressure oxygen reduced deadly spasms in a disease once nearly untreatable.

Sometimes innovation in treatment, not prevention, changes the game. 🚑

📰 Source: NYT Archives, 1964.

🛡️ One Last Act of Courage for Our Kids Three weeks ago many of us felt finished—burnt out, ready to move on.🚨 Then the ...
11/07/2025

🛡️ One Last Act of Courage for Our Kids

Three weeks ago many of us felt finished—burnt out, ready to move on.

🚨 Then the TGA quietly reversed its advice on COVID shots for under-18s, admitting the risks outweigh the benefits… but they forgot to tell the doctors still rolling up sleeves.

That means Aussie kids could still be getting a shot our own regulator no longer stands behind.

💥 This is our moment to finish what we started.
We’ve drafted two short, respectful letters—one for your GP, one for your pharmacist—explaining the new TGA guidance and asking the questions every parent deserves answered.

Here’s how to help (10 minutes, two stamps):
1. Download the letters (links below and in our bio!).
2. Print, sign, & pop them in separate “Private & Confidential” envelopes.
3. Address, stamp, send.
4. Share this post with every parent, grandparent and freedom-lover you know.

Let’s flood every surgery and every chemist with calm, factual truth—so no Australian child is left at risk simply because a memo never landed in an inbox.

► Letter to Doctor http://bit.ly/40Ha2Lt
► Letter to Pharmacist http://bit.ly/44AABDq

We’ve pushed uphill for years; one final push could knock the boulder over the edge.

Be the shield. Send one last letter today, and let’s close this chapter—together. 💪✨

📉 Between 1910–1950, deaths dropped by over 90%, thanks to better hygiene, wound care, and living conditions.However, DT...
09/07/2025

📉 Between 1910–1950, deaths dropped by over 90%, thanks to better hygiene, wound care, and living conditions.

However, DTaP was licensed and mass vaccinations only started in 1952-53

Let’s talk about what really transformed child health – it wasn’t just vaccines. 🩹

📊 Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare; Beattie 2011.

From rusty nails to locked jaws, tetanus is one of the most feared infections — but do you really know the facts? Our la...
07/07/2025

From rusty nails to locked jaws, tetanus is one of the most feared infections — but do you really know the facts? Our latest module dives deep into what causes tetanus, how it’s treated, and what history, data, and expert insights reveal about real-world risk today.

🔗 Ready to learn more? Explore the Tetanus module now at https://learn.inform-me.org [link in bio]!

You were told the vaccine protects you.But were you told:→ You could still carry diphtheria?→ You could still pass it to...
02/07/2025

You were told the vaccine protects you.
But were you told:
→ You could still carry diphtheria?
→ You could still pass it to others?
→ That 100% vaccinated schools still saw transmission?

Both Soviet and American researchers knew this.
They documented it in classrooms.
But you probably never heard that.
And that makes all the difference.

🧠 Real protection isn’t just a product — it’s a process.
Let’s unpack the full picture.
🎥 Available now in our Diphtheria module https://inform-me.org/

This is the part most people never hear.A previously healthy baby. A routine DTaP shot.Then came the fever. The doctor’s...
30/06/2025

This is the part most people never hear.
A previously healthy baby. A routine DTaP shot.

Then came the fever. The doctor’s visits. The questions unanswered
And the grief of not being believed.
We share stories like this not to create fear, but to create space.

Space for truth. For listening. For the reality that for some, the risk was real.

🧠 Our Diphtheria module includes evidence, treatment context, and voices that rarely get heard.
Your story matters. You deserve informed choice.

Many aren’t told this at the appointment.But the truth is: you can’t just get the diphtheria vaccine.Every dose comes pa...
25/06/2025

Many aren’t told this at the appointment.
But the truth is: you can’t just get the diphtheria vaccine.

Every dose comes packaged with three-to-five others (Vaxelis® and Infanrix hexa®) whether you want them or not.
And no, you can’t space them out if you want to keep “on schedule”.

Shouldn’t informed consent include actual options?

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