Woman claims swine-flu shot caused paralysis

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | December 11, 2009 | Chelsea Schilling

[Man50D]

A Tennessee woman is learning to walk again after she came down with a deadly nerve disease only eight days after receiving the swine-flu vaccine.

Clarksville resident Suzanne Hogan is recovering at Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Stallworth Rehabilitation Center from Guillain-Barre Syndrome, or GBS, an illness she believes is associated with the H1N1 vaccination.

GBS attacks the lining of the nerves, causing paralysis and inability to breathe, and can be fatal. Symptoms may include "pins and needles" sensations in fingers and toes; weakness or tingling in legs and upper body; inability to walk; difficulty with eye movement, facial movement, speaking, chewing or swallowing; severe lower back pain; difficulty with bladder control or intestinal functions; very slow heart rate or low blood pressure; difficulty breathing; choking on saliva and even complete paralysis of legs, arms and breathing muscles over the course of a few hours.

[Dengar01]

This is why I worry about forced vaccinations, which I expect will happen under ObamaCare.

BINGO! That is exactly what they are going to do. And the next one I fear is an AIDS vaccine even though we know 99.9% of AIDS cases are behavioral. And my sincerest prayers are for those AIDS patients who received it from a blood transfusion.

I always knew these vaccines were dangerous. The problem is the government doesn't care and in addition to that, they all want the money that comes with these vaccinations.

[cherry]

people should read about what undercooked chicken can give you.....

I am a nurse and I took the shots because doctors that I respect took them....I work with sick people and they don't need to catch anything from me...

however, I don't always take flu shots....and I would definately be against forcing vaccinations on anyone...