Posted on 09/13/2009 7:14:31 PM PDT by Paleo Conservative
Gabi Swank, 16, has been diagnosed with the terminal disease cerebral
vasculatis after she was given Gardasil, a human pappilomaavirus vaccine.
Gabi Swank, 16, and mother Shannon Schrag sort through some of Gabi's
medications. She has been diagnosed with the terminal disease cerebral
vasculatis after she was given Gardasil, a human pappilomaavirus vaccine.
Gabi Swank's medications cost over $2,000 month, not counting her
in-home chemo treatments. She has been diagnosed with the terminal
disease cerebral vasculatis after she was given Gardasil, a human
pappilomaavirus vaccine.
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I was one of the only moms who skipped it last year for my 6th grade daughter...
Was there a lot of pressure to get your daughter immunized?
I would cut off my right arm before either of my daughters got this vaccine.
My Goddaughter is 20. She said no too.
It prevents only a small percent of the virus’ linked to cervical cancer. It does not prevent the cancer. They are marketing it wrong.
No, our state lets you opt out for philosophical opp, and so far it isn’t even one of the mandatory shots, so... The other moms did it without question, though!
And the lies continue. Well, they aren't really, lies, just not the whole truth. Gardasil does not protect against all causes of cervical cancer, only about 60% of them, and even that depends on your ethnicity. Plus it's not yet known if this is 100% effective, nor that a booster shot isn't needed some time in the future. Then there's side effects/reactions, including death, which are starting to pile up. Another problem is that it makes those who received this stuff think they are safe, which they are not, because there are still several other strains of papilloma virus which gardasil has no effect on, plus it causes young women to skip yearly pap smear testing which is still the only way cervical cancer can be detected in early stages while it's treatable.
The best way to prevent cervical cancer from exposure to papilloma virus is still abstinence, avoiding sex with multiple partners and partners who have had multiple partners. Other cancers can also be avoided by avoiding the pill, and practicing abstinence.
I did the math on this once, when Gardasil first came out. Less than 1% of the female population gets cervical cancer. What Merck actually means is that the profits are worth the risk.
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.
Tell that to the 32 parents who buried their child because of a totally unnecessary and unproven vaccine.
Sue them for everything they have.
from the article:
“On Wednesday, an FDA committee recommended that the vaccine be made available to boys and men.”
I don’t understand this.
Others say it's likely a tragic coincidence. Tom Moore, an infectious disease physician and clinical professor at the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita, said anecdotal cases like Gabi's are powerful but unscientific.
"Unfortunately, people get lupus all the time. They develop autoimmune conditions. And the disease is often diagnosed in girls in that age group," Moore said.
This statement really gets me. This is the same thing they say about autism. Thousands of parents swear their children changed right after receiving the vaccinations, but they say it is just a coincidence because that is the age they start showing signs of autism.
Last I heard, and it was somewhat recently, they've found the vaccine is only good for five years.
Imagine that.
It prevents HPV (Human Papilloma Virus, an STD). Guys get this too....
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.
Yeah, and until it's *scientific* they won't listen to reason.
So, how many people have to die before it becomes *scientific* evidence?
HPV is a virus, not and STD. One type of the virus can cause genital warts. HPV can also go away on it’s own.
Obviously Gabi's mother was misinformed as well. It doesn't not protect against those kind of cancers at all, just the ones (supposedly) that result from repeated infections from papilloma virus, which can only result from sex with multiple infected partners- a promiscuous lifestyle to put it politely.
And even then depending on ethnicity, it offers even less protection because some strains are more prevalent among certain ethnicities that Gardasil has no effect whatsoever on.
Abstinence, or a least a monogamous relationship with trusted partners and yearly pap smears are the best ways to prevent cervical cancers caused by repeated papilloma virus exposure, as well as other cancers.
my girls aren’t getting it. over a year ago the doctor’s office tried to get my 13 year-old vaccinated. i said no way. esp. glad that i know it’s only “good” for 5 years and i had started to hear of the side effects.
i’[ve had a few talks with my girls regarding this vaccine, what it “protects” against and they only way they can be sure of not getting hpv, abstinence.
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