How to Throw a Measles Party to Remember
A MAHA mom’s guide
by Francesca Fiorentini March 28, 2025
In the year 2000, America bid an NSYNC “Bye Bye Bye” to the measles, the infectious disease that killed 400 to 500 Americans and infected three to four million each year back in the 1950s ...
As a wife, mother to two not-fat homeschooled children, and best-selling author of the book Cod Liver: It’s What’s for Dinner, I want to speak to other women currently draped in an alpaca shawl on how to throw a totally adorable party for deliberately infecting your child with a life-threatening disease.
The key to a good measles party is having plenty of beverages to soothe that dry hack and rehydrate after ALL the diarrhea. Think raw milk, fluoride-free water, apple cider vinegar, and of course, urine. But instead of cups, opt for a trough so that the guests can lap up their liquids while also sharing as many germs as possible ...
Because of encephalitis, make sure party games are super-simple. Here are some suggestions: Guess the Spots on Jackie, or Pin the IV on the Patient, or Lick Your Neighbor. For gifts, each child can decorate a jar they’ve brought from home, cough into it, and pass it to the kid on their left. Everyone leaves with something! Mostly measles ...
If you have any hesitation about throwing a measles party, I get it. It’s risky. What if one of your nine children dies? What if that one is Elon’s? But at some point, you have to stop believing in BIG PHARMA’s 97 percent effective measles vaccines and start believing in my All-Natural Supplement and Smoothie Subscription Service to Ensure an Autism-Free Household, starting at just $149.95 a month ...
https://prospect.org/health/2025-03-28-how-to-throw-measles-party-to-remember/
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used to take us whatever house had whatever disease at the time. I thought I'd had them all until I got pregnant with my daughter, they told me I never had the German measles. I didn't understand that at the time. Years later it dawned on me that she might have been pregnant when they were spreading that though our neighborhood.
Ah the good old days 
didn't do spoon licking or things like that. I guess the proximity did the trick. 