Gardasil Vaccine

[CRoyal]

Ladies might want to re-think this vaccine, and reconsider having your daughter receive it until there are more longitudinal studies done on it.. It is being linked to some serious side-effects.

Channel 4 report on it

[kwillia]

According to The NewInferno Web site, a 2007 analysis by Judicial Watch of Gardasil reports revealed that there had been at least 3,461 complaints of adverse reactions to the Gardasil vaccine. Since the Judicial Watch review, those reports now total 8,000 and include nausea, vomiting, seizures, paralysis, autoimmune disorders and 18 deaths which are under investigation due to the timing between the receipt of the vaccine and the young women's deaths.

Scary... but I'm not surprised. IMO, the vaccine was hyped to the public very early in the clinical trail stage.

[Lenny]

Originally Posted by kwillia

Scary... but I'm not surprised. IMO, the vaccine was hyped to the public very early in the clinical trail stage.

Remember the Guillian-Barre' outbreaks last time the gubmint required everyone to have an experimental vaccine?

[greyhound]

I declined this vaccine for my daughter. I was not happy with the amount of research. I declined the Chicken pox vaccine for all three of my children. They had the chicken pox and a large majority of their friends that recieved the vaccine got the chicken pox anyway.

Doc. agreed with me that the vaccine was pushed through to fast.

[Sharon (Premo)]

Originally Posted by CRoyal

Ladies might want to re-think this vaccine, and reconsider having your daughter receive it until there are more longitudinal studies done on it.. It is being linked to some serious side-effects.

Channel 4 report on it

I remember all the hype vs. all the concerns about it needing more research. People didn't listen. They couldn't wait to pump their daughters full of this stuff.

[vraiblonde]

Well, no freakin' kidding. There were concerns in the beginning, even as the media was pumping and hyping that crap.

People are so stupid.

And which Governor was it that either made it a law or was going to, that girls HAD to be vaccinated? Was it the TX Gov?

[Lenny]

Originally Posted by Sharon

I remember all the hype vs. all the concerns about it needing more research. People didn't listen. They couldn't wait to pump their daughters full of this stuff.

It was obvious the liberal public-health community was dead-set on getting this "preparation-for-promiscuity" vaccine into the vulnerable younger girls without proper study.

[greyhound]

Originally Posted by josieandmatt

I think kids are over vaccinated.

Most of the vaccines are good and have been poven over the years to have more benefit than risk....But the new vaccines have just been pushed to fast.

[kwillia]

Originally Posted by vraiblonde

Well, no freakin' kidding. There were concerns in the beginning, even as the media was pumping and hyping that crap.

People are so stupid.

And which Governor was it that either made it a law or was going to, that girls HAD to be vaccinated? Was it the TX Gov?

Virginia... by the time girls enter 6th grade. There is a blurb about that in the article.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by greyhound

....But the new vaccines have just been pushed to fast.

I still believe that this vaccine will end up saving far more lives than it takes, but it isn't ready for widespread use yet. It sure as hell should not be mandatory.

I have a few years until I have to make that choice for my daughter. I hope the data is solid by then.