Cheerleader has swine flu shot and now she can only walk backwards

NotoriouslyConservative ^ | 10 23 2009 | Notoriously Conservative

[Notoriously Conservative]

Video on site

An American woman is convinced that a flu shot given to her has lead to a rare disorder which means she can only walk backwards. Even more strangely, she has lost the ability to talk at all - unless she is running.

The woman, Desiree Jennings, took a flu jab but just ten days later, she started shaking and struggled to walk in a straight line.

She can't stay still without having a spasm, but incredibly when she either walks backwards or runs forwards, she is normal again.

Just two years ago, she married her childhood sweetheart Brandon, and was training to become a cheerleader for the Washington Redskins.

Experts have diagnosed her rare condition as 'dystonia'. But despite the huge setback in her life, she claims the only thing important to her is "love."

[kittykat77]

Thanks for the link. The NBC story says she got a “seasonal flu shot,” not the swine flu shot. Not that it makes any difference to the poor young lady.

[vbmoneyspender]

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[BattleHymn]

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[stockpirate]

This story has been out for over a week. She lives near DC in Vienna Va, and she was trying out to be a Redskins cheerleader or is one.

[Mikey]

I have a list of all the garbage that is within the swine flu vaccine. If more people become educated as to what is the real agenda for this big push for vaccinating America, then hopefully we can stop it.

Here is a partial list;

1). Aluminum adjuvant,

2). AS03,

3). Daronrix,

4). Disodium phosphate,

5). Formaldehyde,

6). Octoxynol,

7). Polysorbate,

8). Sodium Chloride (table salt),br

9). Squalene,

10). Thimersol (MERCURY),

11). Celvapan,

The adverse reactions are frightening.

Swine flu has been around for a long long time.

[Mikey]

"...she’s the only one who’s had this reaction to the H1N! virus."

[MediaMole]

Because of the timeframe, there is no way this was a shot for H1N1. It had to be the regular seasonal flu shot.

[Mikey]

"...she’s the only one who’s had this reaction to the H1N! virus."

[ThomasThomas]

Leadside while confined to a wheelchair except while jogging.

[FrdmLvr]

The Onion?

[Caesar Soze]

I reviewed the VAERS data for 2008 on an earlier thread. There were only a handful of dystonia cases reported as possible reactions to vaccines. Only one followed a flu vaccine. She was better by the next morning, so they decided it was psychological, changed her meds--she was on antidepressants--and sent her home.

If this is a side effect of vaccination, it must be incredibly rare. About a third of the US population is vaccinated for flu, and there was only one (questionable!) case in 2008 (and she got better!). That's one per 100,000,000.

It's possible that some cases of dystonia got coded as something other than [D|d]ystoni*. Feel free to look at the data yourself:
http://vaers.hhs.gov/data/index
http://www.cdc.gov/FLU/PROFESSIONALS/acip/coveragelevels.htm

[fieldmarshaldj]

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