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Originally posted by MRuss
Some observations:
There was a post (first page) and a news articlte online saying this was caused by the flu shot. Has this been ruled out?
Second thought: There is NO WAY that this isn't Gardasil. 12 girls---all in the same relative amount of time, develop a neurological illness and then are told to not talk about it at all. I have a hard time believing this could be anything else but Gardasil.
Of course the families know the cause (if there is one) but they're not saying. HIPPA laws don't prevent the patient from knowing folks! The patients have been told everything if there is anything to be told.
Originally posted by abovesecret
i live right near where this is happening
it is being covered by the local news sparsely since everything started
An investigation revealed the airborne irritant as chloropicrin and it traveled from a farm field just a few miles away. It’s a frequently used chemical on farms to kill fungus and bacteria on soil and crops.
January 12, 2012 - 3:16pm
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Sounds like a classic case of mass hysteria to me. Just an opinion, not an educated diagnosis.
Originally posted by St Udio
Originally posted by abovesecret
i live right near where this is happening
it is being covered by the local news sparsely since everything started
you have any video news clips you could link?
if the incident is as public as you say, in and around Rochester, then kindly cite the town or the public record/local news so we too may filter this event through our thinking-caps..
.~thanks~
Originally posted by intrptr
reply to post by lynn112
Thanks for the links lynn... a snippet from one of them:
One of the girls with the symptoms called us on the phone. She said she has not been diagnosed. She's still blacking out and she's been out of school for three months. She said her doctor told her "it's something neurological that they can't figure it out yet."
Three Months out of school behind this sudden onset? Poor girl. I don't believe any official mumblings about this, especially if a gag order has been issued. But I believe that girl. Serious issues there for them. Hope it gets defined so they can begin to reverse it if possible.
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I can't understand why the parents aren't being told?I mean these girls are under age.I was always informed when my children were that age...I don't get it...something is very wrong here
Originally posted by KaiserSoze
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.
When I saw that parents were not told the diagnosis due to health laws the first thought that came to mind was they would need to be high school to be old enough for parents not to be told. Seeing high school verified, I think we will eventually see Gardasil as the culprit. Oddly, the parents don't know the diagnosis due to health laws, but it appears that the girls are not telling them either. I don't see how they (the girls) could be diagnosed and treated without being told the diagnosis, so I would think the girls know something.edit on 12-1-2012 by KaiserSoze because: Lame reason given.
Originally posted by cyanidee
Wow...this is interesting. Not ready to declare this an epidemic as of yet however . I'm sort of opposed to believing in the pandemic thing ever since they made such a big deal about the non-existent swine flu threat.
Sometime during February of the exceptionally cold winter of 1692, young Betty Parris became strangely ill. She dashed about, dove under furniture, contorted in pain, and complained of fever. The cause of her symptoms may have been some combination of stress, asthma, guilt, boredom, child abuse, epilepsy, and delusional psychosis.
The symptoms also could have been caused, as Linda Caporael argued in a 1976 article in Science magazine, by a disease called "convulsive ergotism" brought on by injesting rye--eaten as a cereal and as a common ingredient of bread--infected with ergot. (Ergot is caused by a fungus which invades developing kernels of rye grain, especially under warm and damp conditions such as existed at the time of the previous rye harvest in Salem.
Convulsive ergotism causes violent fits, a crawling sensation on the skin, vomiting, choking, and--most interestingly--hallucinations. The hallucinogenic drug '___' is a dervivative of ergot.) Many of the symptoms or convulsive ergotism seem to match those attributed to Betty Parris, but there is no way of knowing with any certainty if she in fact suffered from the disease--and the theory would not explain the afflictions suffered by others in Salem later in the year.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
Originally posted by cyanidee
Wow...this is interesting. Not ready to declare this an epidemic as of yet however . I'm sort of opposed to believing in the pandemic thing ever since they made such a big deal about the non-existent swine flu threat.
Ignorant statements such as these are what get people killed.
You are oppossed to a "pandemic thing" because of the non-existent swing flu threat. You know, a little reading could solve your ignorance problem.
First off,the "non-existent" swine flu, or H1N1 killed 17,0000 Americans. Most of them young healthy adults.
213 countries around the world were infected.
wiki on pandemic
So I am sorry there wasn't carnage and you didn't get to see people die a horrible death and your disappointed in the outcome, H1N1 was a pandemic.
H1N1