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Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
reply to post by Gridrebel
Yup, doctors and parents told to keep quiet is really suspicious. This is most likely vaccine related, it's pretty obvious in my opinion. I could be wrong but what else could cause the same illness in 12 girls who have no association?
It's probably Gardasil or the flu shot that did this.
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
reply to post by Gridrebel
Yup, doctors and parents told to keep quiet is really suspicious. This is most likely vaccine related, it's pretty obvious in my opinion. I could be wrong but what else could cause the same illness in 12 girls who have no association?
It's probably Gardasil or the flu shot that did this.
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
Originally posted by intrptr
reply to post by lynn112
sanevax.org...
At least Finland hasn't sold out, perhaps I should move there.
Typically, they use every opportunity to avoid paying compensation for vaccine injuries. Possibility for payment is always minimal, takes many years of discussion and if anything at all is paid the amount is pathetically small. As usual the situation is unfortunately that many sufferers and their carers will instead be propped full of psychiatric medicines.
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Neurological abnormalities of "all kinds" occur, including headache, tremor, slurred speech, spontaneous movements, incoordination, ataxia (abnormal gait), tendon reflex changes (increased or decreased reflexes), and extensor plantar responses (abnormal reflexes that signify "upper motor neuron" disease, disease in the brain or spinal cord that affects nerve signaling to the muscles) (Horowitz, 1997; Fried and Malek-Ahmadi, 1975; Wacks, Oster, et al., 1990; Carney, 1973). Vision changes have included decreased visual acuity often in conjunction with enlarged and poorly reacting pupils; disturbances of color perception, photophobia (abnormal sensitivity to light), micropsia and macropsia (perception of things as smaller or larger than they are), blurring of vision, and the quite characteristic mydriasis (enlarged pupils) (Levin, 1960; Kunze, 1976).
tremor, spontaneous movements, incoordination, ataxia (abnormal gait), tendon reflex changes (increased or decreased reflexes), and extensor plantar responses (abnormal reflexes that signify "upper motor neuron" disease, disease in the brain or spinal cord that affects nerve signaling to the muscles)
Originally posted by badkittie748
reply to post by mutantgenius
Gardasil could most definitely NOT be the only cause here, all over the world people have been having bad reactions to vaccines and in particular the Flu shot - as they are all female victims, it would be easy to say "Gardasil" but they are giving Gardasil to BOYS now too, so why are the boys not affected??? beacuse of the recent outbreak of Human to Human transmission of Swine flu i would hazard a guess that the flu shot would be to blame.. is it not standard practice for schools to require flu shots now that the Avian and Swine flu's respectively are starting to mutate and become transmissible between humans??? it makes perfect sense to my brain...
They have ruled out all environmental factors, infections and the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning.
....They said cases like this have been seen nationwide and they come and go in individuals. They add it's not uncommon to see them in waves as stress and anxiety exacerbate them.
Both told Ann Curry that they were angry. Their mothers said they have not been shown the data about tests on the school and that some of the information being released is not correct.
The girls said they have been told the illness was induced by stress, but that they didn't know of anything stressful that could have caused it.
Typically, doctors don't like to talk to the media about specific cases, and legally, they often can't; this case is no different. But all the attention — and what their doctors say is misinformation — has led them to say what they can to calm the community's fears.
Dr. Laszlo Mechler, vice president of the DENT Nuerologic Institute, was one of the first doctors to meet with the girls. He and Dr. Jennifer McVige, a pediatric neurologist who is also the teenagers' primary physician, said they wanted to speak on camera to help clear up any confusion.
In an interview Monday afternoon, 2 On Your Side's Sarah Hopkins asked Dr. Mechler, "Specifically, what comments that have been made in the media do you want to clarify?"
Dr. Mechler: Some of the, and it's understandable, some of the comments coming from the frustrated parents. ... I think one is that nothing has been done, we don't know what's going on. These comments. We know exactly what is going on, we know exactly how we should treat it, part of it is just the natural course of the illness."