Children in danger as an easy target for forced medicine

Tuesday, December 10, 2013 by: Sue Woledge
Tags: forced medicine, children, parent''s rights

(NaturalNews) It would appear from mounting evidence that today's children are an easy target for increased profits for pharmaceutical companies and medical practitioners.

Profit-driven drug companies, hell-bent on making money no matter the cost to patients or their families, along with ego-driven doctors, are going to extremes to prove themselves and their dangerous treatments right (or to avoid being proven wrong), using extreme measures to force treatments onto children to meet their objectives.

Children are an easy target for forced medicine, because it is simple to make out to a misinformed media, public and court system, that they are doing the "right" thing for the child. Those wanting to force treatment seemingly do so without regard for the consequences to the child or the family, and with blatant disregard for the rights of parents to make decisions for their child.

In recent years, not only have we witnessed increasing pressure from pharmaceutical companies via government and media for a dangerous, mandatory vaccination schedule (even though there is increasing debate and evidence pointing to massive damage), but we also see increased cases of children being removed from parents doing the right thing for their child, by doctors using Government agencies and the courts to get their own way.

Children with cancer are vulnerable

Many people don't realize how common these cases are, nor do they understand the implications. Usually only one side of the story is told comprising half truths, untruths and blatant lies fed to the press, and gag orders are often ordered by courts. It is usually only after the ordeal is over that the truth is finally told by the family via alternative media sources.

One such case, (definitely one of the saddest and most horrific) is that of Sarah Westley. 11-year-old Sarah lived in a small Australian town with her family. After first being diagnosed as pregnant (without tests) and then finally being diagnosed with a terminal cancer, Sarah was subjected to what can only be described as barbaric treatment at the hands of doctors, hospital staff and government employees.

Sarah's treatment caused her to be diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder; a result of her ordeal and treatments that were never going to extend her life. These treatments not only included forced chemotherapy but also being dragged kicking and screaming into surgery to have her spleen removed with no warning and for no apparent reason.

Sarah ultimately died at age 12, after finally being handed back to her parents. Her story has been told in the book Sarah's Last Wish written in an attempt to make readers aware of how wrong forced medicine is.

Other children subjected to the trauma of forced medicine that have been in the spotlight in recent years include:

• Sarah Hershberger - 2013
• Daniel Hauser - 2009
• Parker Jensen - 2004
• Abraham Cherrix - 2005
• Katie Wernecke - 2005
• Billy Best - 1994
• Ariana Godboldo - 2011

When considered objectively, the glaring truth is that forced medicine is an abuse of basic human rights. The problem, however, is that children are vulnerable, because they have no way to stand up for their rights. Instead, they are subject to the choices that adults make for them. When those choices are made by parents who love them and want the best for them, then that is the way it should be. On the other hand, when those choices are made by those with dollar signs in their eyes or something to prove, then our children are truly in danger.

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About the author:
Sue Woledge is a natural therapist, writer and the owner of www.ahealthymeal.com and here.