Dianne Jacobs Thompson was a substitute teacher at Sunny Side School District in Washington state. When she wasn’t teaching, she was promoting MMS use on children. This was in a secret group on Facebook called Autism Through Their Eyes. Who would want someone like this teaching children, even as a substitute?
Dear @sunnysidesd you have employed a sub teacher named Dianne Jacobs Thompson. She is promoting MMS chlorine dioxide bleach for use on Autistic children.
She is advising it be used orally and in enemas. https://t.co/3cDcmFcmhA
MMS info in link @djt10 is promoting ingesting MMS pic.twitter.com/33d9hhzRUt— Emma Dalmayne/ Big Em/Neurodiversity Queen Bee (@EDalmayne) January 5, 2019
— Emma Dalmayne/ Big Em/Neurodiversity Queen Bee (@EDalmayne) January 5, 2019
They are launching an investigation Monday and are keeping me informed.
— Emma Dalmayne/ Big Em/Neurodiversity Queen Bee (@EDalmayne) January 6, 2019
After these tweets, Dianne did some research into Emma and did not like what she saw. These exchanges were with Dianne and Emma but Dianne did not know it was Emma. Emma is really good at what she does.
After activists contacted the school district, they decided to do an investigation into this teacher. She was reported to the group and the group removed her.
Dianne thought she was untouchable :
After an investigation, her twitter was suspended.
This will not be the last we hear from her.
Poisoning Cats too
As I am a veterinary technologist, I was tagged in on this. Cats internal organ systems are very sensitive. Dosing a cat or kitten with MMS will do MORE damage than if it was done to a human child. The human child suffers from it, imagine what it will do to a cat.
She claims MMS cured distemper in a mother cat and her kittens. She has no idea what distemper is.
What is Feline Distemper?
Feline distemper, otherwise known as feline panleukopenia, is a highly contagious viral infection cause by the feline parvovirus. It his the leading cause in death in cats. It is an uncommon disease because it is easily prevented with a vaccine.
This virus kills cells that rapidly grow and divide. Examples of these cells are bone marrow intestines and a developing fetus. This damage leads to a shortage of white blood cells and red blood cells. The average litter size for a cat is 5, so each of the growing fetuses can be effected at the same. time.
The signs of this disease can vary and might be similar to other feline illnesses such as salmonella, campylobacter infection, pancreatitis, feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), or feline leukemia (FeLV). Some cats present the same way other cats do when they injest poison or has a foreign body in their GI tract.
It is spread through urine, stool and nasal secretions. Infection happens when susceptible cats come in contact with these secretions, even a flea that bit an infected cat. Keep in mind, a vaccinated cat can have a false positive test 5-10 days after vaccination.
It is unlikely that kittens younger than 8 weeks survive. Older cats do have a good chance of survival if appropriate treatment provided early. There are no medications that can kill the virus. Supportive care is normally done. Supportive care is treating the symptoms that the cat would be presenting with. This is done with medication for the symptoms and IV fluids. If a cat is on an IV, more times than not they would be sedated. Without supportive care, 90% of the cats with distemper will die. The treatment focuses on correcting dehydration, provides nutrients and prevents secondary infection. The antibiotics don’t kill the virus but they do prevent any secondary infection because distemper does make the cat suseptible to bacterial infections. If the cat survives for 5 day, the chances of survival is high. Some recovered cats can shed the virus in still and urine for up to 6 weeks.
Hi Dianne, still abusing helpless animals and advising mms bleach i see.@lindsaymohler @fierceautie seen this? Dianne is back.
— Emma Dalmayne/ Big Em/Neurodiversity Queen Bee (@EDalmayne) February 14, 2020
Yes. She knows nothing about veterinary medicine. Refuses to answer me bc I have the credentials, education and experience to know she is going to kill thay poor kitty
— Aviva Seigler (@fierceautie) February 16, 2020
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/feline-panleukopenia
Aviva Seigler 