Posted on 08/09/2014 6:34:57 PM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist
WAUKESHA, Wis. —As parents get their children ready to go back to school, getting them vaccinated is probably on the list.
A popular shot for young girls is the HPV vaccine, but a Waukesha mother said her daughter died hours after getting the shot.
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This kind of reporting is so irresponsible. Unfortunately, there are a number of kids who drop dead for no apparent reason every year. And some of them drop dead right after they receive a vaccine, purely by coincidence.
A couple of weeks ago, a little girl in a nearby town jumped off a diving board at a public pool, was too weak to climb out of the pool, and was pronounced dead when she arrived at the hospital. No word on why she died.
I bet the cause of death of this kid will not be publicized like the fact that she died after receiving a routine shot was publicized.
Why does a 12-year old need it?
Because Captain Gardasil (AKA Rick Perry) says so.
The mom probably thought the girl could become sexually active at any time, although since the last name sounds Caucasian it is unlikely.
But we have such a large population of black and Hispanics that reach puberty at age eleven or twelve, doctors have probably made a sweeping age recommendation for all races.
Kind of like we had the food pyramid so very high in bread and grains so as to feed those in the population with less resources.
If she is really leftist, she probably hoped the girl would be sexually active. A proud moment for sure.
lolz
the hpv shot has caused a lot of problems for many that have taken it. given it’s only an elective vaccine they are better off skipping it.
waukesha is mostly white and a strong republican county. chances are the mom was told by her kids’ doc she should have it and the mom went along with it.
A 12 year old needs the vaccine because if she waits until she is sexually active, she may very well get infected with the virus. At that point, the vaccine won’t do any good.
Since the vaccine has been approved, the incidence of HPV in teenagers has dropped by 56%. That means that the number of future cervical (and other HPV caused cancers) will decrease by 56%. That represents a lot of lives saved.
Around 19,000 HPV cancers in women and 8,000 HPV cancers in men develop every year. The vaccine has the potential to prevent about 70% of those cancers.
My kid’s ped recommended it for her and I got it for her but he didn’t recommend the chicken pox vaccine so I didn’t get it
I knew a gal whose one kid had terrible, long lasting problems from the chicken pox vaccine. Her other daughter did fine with it. But the one, mom said it was like she had low grade chicken pox all the time.
Because she’s going to have unprotected sex at any time now, of course.
I seriously doubt Gardasil alone resulted in that 56
% decrease. What else would account for that?
Answer ~ abstinence.
It should be a crime to do that to a 12 year old. and it should be a crime when government schools encourage them to have sex too
this kind of reporting is very important because it upsets big pharma’s plan to MANDATE the vaccination of our children.
There is NO NEED for a 13 to have an HPV vaccination - NONE.
Wise docs just check the box as administered as they squirt the vaccine into the sink when parnts object.
It figures that if there is a buck to be made on a drug you will be in for it.
just what drugs are you against?
I cannot imagine any context in which some transient swelling and tenderness (the side effects of the vaccine) are worse than the extremely painful surgery to remove diseased parts of the cervix.
The diagnostic procedure that is done after abnormal PAP and the subsequent surgery are quite painful. Furthermore, they can render women unable to have children because their weakened cervices cannot maintain a pregnancy. Surgery also is not 100% successful in removing all precancerous cells—in some women, the lesions return after surgery, and they end up having to have a hysterectomy.
I was lucky in that I had already had two children when I had to have surgery to remove cancerous lesions. And I was lucky that the surgery completely cured me of any cancer-causing virus. Believe me, I would much rather have endured a tiny needle-stick and some swelling if that would have prevented that experience of having to undergo that painful testing and surgery. But there was no vaccine available when I was a teenager.
HPV cancers also affect men.
Thanks for putting the facts up for anyone to read.
Parents, if you have known someone who underwent treatment for an HPV caused cancer, you will want your child vaccinated!
I have 3 girls and have been getting the push from the pediatrician for the last year or two on this garbage vaccine. At next year’s physical I plan to tell them, “Put it in their charts as Refused, do not mention it again, or we’re going elsewhere.”
My daughter had my 13 year old granddaughter vaccinated with it before I could warn her not to. She’s worried about her getting whatever kind of cancer that it’s supposed to prevent. I pray to God that she doesn’t suffer any bad effects from this. She’s planning on having my other granddaughter vaccinated with it as well when she turns 13, and I tried to talk her out of it, but she seems head strong to have it done.
that’s awful, yeah, he was not a big fan of the chicken pox vaccine
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