BHARE Foundation

10/27/2025

2025 Golf Outing success. Sold out! Donations still greatly appreciated. Go to bhare.org to help! Thank you. Kimberly Renner Hornstein Bram Hornstein

12/09/2024

Maybe we will finally find out the truth. Debunked is a lie. There has NEVER been a real study proving that vaccines do not cause autism. Case in point. Autism MMR study 2015 by the AMA published in JAMA states there is no link. They state vaccinated vs unvaccinated was no difference in autism rates. Sounds like a slam dunk and there is no link. That is what gets reported in the media - case is over and just crazy parents. But let's look at the details that the media does NOT report. One would think a real scientific study would look at medical records to see if the child actually received the MMR vaccine or not, right? Watch carefully and see how they do it! Deep in the pages of the study that almost nobody looks at, "Thus, children in our study who are considered unvaccinated may have received vaccines in settings such as schools or public health clinics." Huh??!! They admitted they are NOT telling the truth!! The researchers ONLY counted vaccinated children that private insurance billed for. ANYONE else was considered unvaccinated since they NEVER looked at actual medical vaccine records. This study should never have been published. This is how the magic is done. My son was vaccinated in a public clinic thus he is considered UNVACCINATED and autistic. So do you see how they falsify and twist the "facts". I just want the truth, which I think I know. I understand there are many different factors that play a role, and I will say the vaccines are not the only cause of autism, but they damn well have NOT been proven to not cause autism.

President-elect Donald Trump's directive for Robert Kennedy Jr. to investigate the link between vaccines and autism despite it being debunked set of a firestorm online.

06/16/2020

Welcome to our new Facebook everyone!!! In our continued journey to solve the puzzle of autism we hope to inform and update you about all of our work. During these challenging times we want you to know we remain committed to funding autism research. Thanks to you we have been able to continue to support research, and we thank those of you who generously participated in our virtual tag days. We are so excited to be able to connect with you on Facebook, and together we can make a difference in the lives of so many that are in need.

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Thank you,

Blake and Bram Hornstein