I don't mean to be offensive, but I am sorry, this sounds to much like the "vaccines gave my kids autism" hoax that many many people fell for, and still continue, to this day, believe.
Since then, I've become much more skeptical, especially in regards to the numerous malpractice lawsuits that have arisen in todays climate where everyone wants to believe its "big pharma" or "Big doctors", or the like.
Regardless of the rate, a young girl being killed at 13 years of age after getting the shot is significantly different than a woman who has largely lived her life and died at 60 from cervical cancer. A cancer which can usually be avoided with proper screening which BO care is seeking to eliminate.
Thats why the rate is so important, I used to point out, that statistically, a child was more likely to die from a swimming pool then via a handgun. If the number of children who died from firearms went up, and the number who died via pools went down, that changes the entire debate (FWIW, those numbers are not even close, they are not even in the same hemisphere).
cancer is a hoax? spend a lot of time with shamans do ya