This is rubbish. Unless there is actual proof that the injections cause any problems, this is just another case of mass hysteria. How many other girls from her school got the vaccine? Of those that got the shots, how many of them are sick? Then let’s look at girls in her town or radiating out over 50 miles and see how many girls have come down with symptoms. Until a pattern can be determined, this girl’s accusation is based on no evidence what so ever.
It’s also rubbish that the vaccine is needed at all.
Moral behavior and yearly PAP tests, can go much further to reducing the cervical cancer rate than anything else on the docket.
This was developed and marketed by Merck, hardly a name in the pharm industry associated with integrity considering some of the products they have marketed and the number of people those have killed.
Apparently, the CDC disagrees with you. But maybe you have more training?
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"A report issued last month raised new questions about Gardasil's safety. The report by researchers at the Centers for Disease Control - CDC - and Prevention said the vaccine had been linked to 32 deaths and more than 700 serious or life-threatening complications, including fainting and blood clots.
At the same time, an analysis by the National Vaccine Information Center, a private vaccine safety group, found that women injected with Gardasil had triple the number of emergency room visits and up to 30 times the number of reported side effects as those given a meningitis vaccine. "
Now we know ... there are more reactions and deaths associated with Gardasil than with another vaccine given in the same age group," said Barbara Fisher, president of the nonprofit group. "It's irresponsible not to take action."
Well, her symptoms started after the first injection, and worsened after the subsequent injections, and people do have bad reactions or develop diseases from vaccines from time to time, so it’s not impossible or really implausible. I mean, when you vaccinate millions of people, someone’s bound to have a problem with it.
But I think someone really dropped the ball here when the girl kept getting injections after the first bad reaction. Shouldn’t her doctor, or parents, or SOMEONE stopped and said “Hey, these injections are making this girl sick, maybe we shouldn’t give them to her?”