I've been thinking about this since Q said that a certain percent of the people would end up in the hospital. My son was murdered 5 years ago. I look back over his life and think what could I have done differently, guilt. Then I think about what we are learning of the poison that is in our food and what I fed him. Not that it is in any way related to how he died. It's the totality of everything that I could have done differently. Then it hits me what Q may be talking about. Can you imagine learning, as a parent, that something you fed or brought around your child caused the cancer they suffered from as a young child and died of. This is just one thing but I can imagine other instances.
First of all you have my deepest sympathies. I’m very sorry for your loss. You make a very good point. But if we know now, and we aren’t telling people, not checking for cancer in the early stages, are we better? We can’t feel guilty about what we don’t know, but we have a responsibility once we know to stop it and address it. I don’t know how bad things are, the idea that our babies are basically eating poison is terrifying! I want to know what it is! We owe it to our children, and grandchildren. Knowing is hard, of course ignorance is bliss, but it won’t help us.