Vaccinations and Children
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(Camp Casey, Tongduchon, South Korea)
10/30/2008
I read the article and am sitting here writing this email with tears in my eyes.
I was a US Soldier in 2003 when I was wrongfully diagnosed, by a 3rd world doctor, with cervical cancer. I was told to wait for the lab results but that I would likely need to have the essence of my feminity removed.
The day before my scheduled surgery, a happy accident occured. My so-called physician was out for the day and the director of the hospital attended to me. After looking at my records carefully, he deduced that my results had been misread and he gave me another cervical exam.
I did not have cancer, only cervical inflammation. (I was a newly wed.)
He injected me with the HPV vaccine and within 5 minutes, I was dismissed and released for work.
I come from "hearty breeding stock" as does my husband. I've never had issues with my cycles and have been looking forward to having children for years. We've been trying to conceive for over 5 years and I haven't come up pregnant- not once.
It kills me to think that the medical community will think nothing of spending billions of dollars on Viagra and yet balk at the thought of helping women save their ... I don't know, their self-worth. I feel like I've been gypped. I feel robbed. Like the male doctors think my femaleness is a liability and not worth saving.
Vaccinations and Children
I suppose my point is that vaccinations in pets could and should be made safer. Doses need to be adjusted for weight, not "one size fits all". Vets also need to talk with pet owners as to which vaccinations their pets actually need rather than give them all "just to be sure". Vets make big bucks on shots, though, and until enough animal lovers are aware of (and angry about) the potential side effects, pet owners will blindly follow their vet's advice. Look at the original post that sparked this particular debate: "my kitty died of distemper and you're wrong to tell people not to get shots". So I reiterate, I feel pets should not be indiscriminately vaccinated -- we're over-doing a good thing. Some vaccinations are a necessary evil, but all are not without risk. We, as pet owners, must weigh the risk against the potential benefit.
As for humans, we're over-doing on that front as well, in my most humble opinion. My husband contracted a disabling auto-immune disorder at age 48 one month after a tetanus booster, and three months after the flu shot. Coincidence?? Try convincing a doctor of that.
08/24/2008: Jae from Spanish Fork, Utah replies: "In response to Mary's post that "many children DO have severe reactions to vaccines, but so far there is still no public outcry. Like most vets, most doctors will not admit that the symptoms are related to vaccinations. Our health care system - people & animals - does NOT put the interest of the patient first. Just an f.y.i." I completely disagree with this comment. Prior to the administration of any vaccine in children, a parent or guardian must be given a written information sheet on the risks, benefits and alternatives to vaccines. This includes verbage on the side effects of vaccinations, and includes even rare side effects. At that point, the parent has the option to decline the vaccine. Further, prior to the vaccine being administered, the guardian must sign that they have received information on the vaccine and its side effects. This does not occur in animals. I have never been told of side effects of vaccinations in animals. Furthermore, there currently IS a public outcry by parents who are fearing that vaccines cause autism in children (which hasn't been validated). Although new to the subject of veterinary health, I am not new to human healthcare, and with transparency in quality and cost becoming the overwhelming focus, there is no alternative to putting patients first."
08/21/2008: Fran from Spartanburg, SC replies: "To Mary: Mary, many children DO have severe reactions to vaccines, but so far there is still no public outcry. Like most vets, most doctors will not admit that the symptoms are related to vaccinations. Our health care system - people & animals - does NOT put the interest of the patient first. Just an f.y.i.
(Harlem, NY)
10/15/2008
Many people do not realize that the information you get from the Dr. about vaccination is designed to make you believe that the best thing you can do is to get your child vaccinated. If you do not they try to get you to sign a form that basically incriminates you by stating you were made aware of the benefits of vaccines for your child & you refused. Thus you can be charged for neglecting the welfare of your child & have the state move in & then vaccinate you child anyway. They do not state the fact that there is a fund set up just for injury and death payments for adverse reactions to vaccines. WHY IS THAT YOU MAY WANT TO ASK YOUR SELF...CHECK IT OUT FOR YOURSELF. HRSA-VICP (vaccine injury compensation program) Do some research and you will be amazed at the Hundreds of millions of dollars paid out to the lucky people that could actually get their Dr. to admit that their childs injury or death came from the vaccine. Now imagine how many more cases have not made it because the Dr. said oh that's not the cause. Remember Dr's dont want to be the one to admit they administered a vaccine that caused an adverse reaction in your child and be liable.
Vaccinations and Children
08/17/2008: Mary from Southaven, MS replies: "Julie, I think if you read all the stories here, the overall message is not saying to stop all vaccinations on all pets. However, if these reactions were happening in children, someone somewhere would be conducting a study and there would be massive publick outcry. Pet owners should research and decide which vaccinations are needed for their pets. If an animal is immune to rabies from a prior vaccination, for example, giving it boosters will not make it "more" immune. Also, the dosage should be adjusted in most cases, and combo vaccines are especially hazardous. I'm thankful I found this site before I blindly followed my vet's advice to give unnecessary additional vaccinations.
Like I saw in one comment, I believe "less is more."
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EC: Great question, Christa, thank you. We have started a new page to address this topic, thanks to your post!
(LOS ANGELES, CA)
08/08/2008
Hi Christa,
My daughter 21 months has severe food allergies. She is allergic to all tree nuts, wheat and soy. We don't have a family history for any allergies. She has got all her vaccines till date and am not sure whether vaccines has caused her food allergies. But i read somewhere that vaccines do cause some food allergies in some children.
I am trying to research some cure for her food allergies and would really really appreciate if anyone can help us with this. I know there are so many people who have food allergies and are looking for some cure.
Thanks.
(Singapore)
10/16/2009
Warnings
The main component of mf-59 is squalene. This oil based chemical was originally called freund's adjuvant after the doctor who developed it.
What doctor freund found was when he injected squalene or as he called it freund"s adjuvant the test animals suffered the most horrific immune system reactions which caused extreme autoimmune symptoms. The immune system would literally go berserk and begin attacking healthy tissues .
Many of you have trusted your doctor rolled up your sleeve and got vaccinated. Today you might be sick and have no explanation of why you are sick. Well a simple test exists to check and see if squalene might be harming you. Your doctor can give you a test for antisqualene antibodies.
The drug companies like squalene and plan to introduce much more of this deadly substance into future vaccines. Do your homework , study this deadly chemical adjuvant before it ruins your health http://www.vaccines.news/2015-11-01-fda-expediting-approval-process-for-deadly-flu-shot-linked-to-autoimmune-disorders-paralysis-and-fatalities.html.
