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December 6, 2009: About 6 weeks ago, when mass vaccinations were getting underway in North America, I warned pregnant women that the unadjuvanted H1N1 vaccine for pregnant women is not safe. I am very sad to report that pregnant women have been miscarrying after receiving the H1N1 injection.

The press in Europe has reported that nine European women have miscarried after getting the swine flu jab. On November 17, Portuguese news website Diario reported that 2 women in their 30s miscarried soon after being vaccinated. One day later, Portuguese radio station Radiohertz reported that yet another woman had miscarried after having her H1N1 shot. Then a few days later, news website Le Parisien reported that a French lady lost her baby two days after getting her Pandemrix H1N1 jab.

Today Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet reports the 5th miscarriage that has happened in Sweden after a woman has received her H1N1 shot. 28-year-old Zahra was in her final month of pregnancy. She was due on November 24th. Inside her stomach she felt regular, strong kicks. On November 19th she went for her last check at the health centre. Everything looked good and she heard the baby’s heartbeat.

Zahra had previously declined to be vaccinated against swine flu, but was persuaded by her doctor to take the syringe. “Two days later I felt something was wrong in my stomach. The child did not move. He was not breathing.” Three days before scheduled delivery, Zahra gave birth to her dead son. “I just cried and cried. He weighed 4.5 kilograms and had all his fingers, all his toes, all his body parts. But he was not breathing. I think that the vaccine killed my child. Before I got the syringe everything was good. I do not know how to live with this. But I must talk about it so that other women will not be subjected to the same thing. I want them to investigate this and make sure it does not happen again.”

Recently I had the privilege of interviewing 34-year old Connie Adams of Columbus, Ohio, USA. She miscarried soon after getting the H1N1 vaccine and would like other pregnant women to hear her story before making the decision to get vaccinated.

I was 16.5 weeks pregnant. It was my 3^rd pregnancy. I have a 17 and 12 year old. In Ohio they are promoting the vaccine for pregnant women. I went for my H1N1 shot on October 22, and I began to feel bad on the 24^th and on the 25th I was bent over on the couch. My doctor said it was probably round ligament pain. For the next few days I continued feeling bad and at night I could not sleep. On the 27th my water broke and on the 29th I miscarried. The week before I got the shot, I went for my doctor’s appointment. Everything was fine, no pain or anything. But after I had that shot I felt bad.

Did you ask your doctor if they thought the vaccine caused it?

I asked her if there’s a possibility that the vaccine had something to do with it. She said I can guarantee you on my life that it was not the vaccination. But I never had problems with my other pregnancies. It’s weird.

Have you talked to other women who also miscarried after getting the H1N1 shot?

I’ve had women who have contacted me after I posted my email address on the About.com website who said my friend had that shot and miscarried. They were always 20 something weeks and under, in their 1^st and 2^nd trimester. I have heard from about 7-8 women.

So you think the vaccine caused the miscarriage?

The baby was growing fine. It was a perfectly healthy pregnancy. My doctor said everything was fine. I was taking vitamins even before I was pregnant. I had the vaccination then everything just went downhill. I feel like something triggered my labour.

Why aren’t these miscarriages being more thoroughly investigated?

They say that more pregnant women are benefiting from the vaccine than miscarrying. That’s how my doctor put it.

And you disagree?

I was injected with the Sanofi H1N1 vaccine. After I miscarried I did some research and found out that it contains fermaldehyde, mercury, etc. You put that into my body and you tell me everything is fine?! I did not know what was in the vaccine. If I would’ve known what was in it I would never have received the shot. Also I found out later that the vaccine manufacturer says that pregnant women should not take the H1N1 shot unless they have to.

This must be so hard for you…

It’s been a month and a half, and it’s still hard for me. Nobody is talking about the side effects or the risks. They are constantly promoting this for pregnant women and we’re their guinea pigs.

Jenny, please,

The man is a total and complete scam and a loony.

Of course women miscarry after having the injection. They also miscarry after other injections. They also miscarry after eating mashed potatoes, after eating Hershey chocolate, after watching old reruns of Star Trek, and a thousand other things. In reality, fewer than 60% of pregnancies worldwide go to term.

Women miscarry all the time. Of course, in this attempt to scare the public into buying overpriced vitamins and $300 mouthwash that “electrocutes” germs, no one ever checks to see of the stories are true, other risk factors, or in fact, if the percentage of women miscarrying after this or any injection is greater than the percentage of women who miscarried after NOT receiving an injection.

Understand, Dr. Horowitz and most of the professional “alternative medicine” crowd are simply horrible scammers preying on the very sick and/or very gullible.

Even worse, they often take people out of the realm of real medical care where they might have really gotten well. Please, as you go to bed tonight, ask yourself, are you simply so deep into this snake oil garbage that you really believe it, or are you so cruel that you take scam money from the so very sick?

Jenny, in reality, have you discussed any of this with your Ward Bishop or Stake President?

This is WAY outside The Faith.

JC or JS would NOT have done this!

FYI, Sherri Kane is big with the Art Bell UFO crowd too.

Data is not the plural of anecdote. What you present is a series of anecdotes. Even in the US 20-25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage without any known cause. Probably more in other countries.

In 1976, everyone blamed the Swine flu vaccine for causing Guillain-Barre syndrome. Of the 550 cases in the US that year, about half received the vaccine and half didn’t. The following year, when the Swine flu vaccine wasn’t administered, there were about the same number of cases of GBS.