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Gardasil: HPV vaccine info and discussion in Women's Health ·
I’ve got three girls, so this whole topic hits pretty close to home... luckily I’ve still got four years before I have to make a call on whether to go through with the shots, though right now—honestly?—I’m leaning toward no.🤷

The biggest thing bugging me is that the vaccine only covers 2 out of the 4 types of HPV.

Sandra Martin72—hey, your post actually helped me out a bit. But look, by the time four years pass, I'll be a lot smarter about this, and things will hopefully become clearer by then.
Gardasil: HPV vaccine info and discussion in Women's Health ·
My girls aren't even at that age yet—but I just got an email about this exact topic hit my inbox, so I'm gonna drop it here for you guys.

Hey everyone,

Sorry if this isn't really your thing, but we just updated the email with some data that shows—plain and simple—this whole vaccination thing is basically an experiment on schoolgirls since nobody actually knows what the long-term effects are gonna be.
Look, it’s also pretty obvious there isn't any actual scientific proof that this vaccine prevents cancer in the long run—plus, most of the women actually getting sick are older. If you know anyone with kids in seventh grade (or even younger, because I doubt they'll stop at just them)—please, send them my way. Nobody is going to hand over this kind of data during those official parent info sessions where you're supposed to sign off on the shots.

They’re running this "free vaccination" drive for students in Chicago right now—just wanted to put that on everyone's radar.
Elementary schools vs. cancer causes—it’s a whole thing.
Cervical cancer, HPV... they're out there doing it.
So, we're talking about that controversial Gardasil vaccine from Merck again...

Some of the big-name media outlets out there—think CNN, CBS, and MSNBC—
They're finally reporting on the side effects from Gardasil—but honestly, the American public has been kept almost completely in the dark about this during the whole massive push to get everyone vaccinated.

In the first 26 months after Gardasil was approved here in the States—basically up until early 2008—there were already reports coming in about serious issues. We're talking about stuff that should have been flagged immediately. People were seeing real side effects, yet the rollout just kept moving forward. It’s honestly wild how much happened during that window.
Back in May 2008... the FDA...
The FDA has already taken in 8,000 reports of illnesses and deaths following the vaccine.
We’re talking serious stuff here—paralysis, seizures, cramps, heart rhythm issues, kidney failure, vision problems, arthritis, breathing struggles, nasty rashes, constant vomiting, miscarriages, period irregularities, reproductive system issues, plus genital warts and vaginal sores or infections.
HPV—literally the exact disease this vaccine is supposed to prevent! One...
And people die from this. Period.

CBS News: Reports coming out about a death and brain damage following Gardasil vaccination.
Gardasil CNN

CNN just dropped a piece on the side effects from Gardasil.
Gardasil MSNBC

MSNBC just dropped a report about deaths following Gardasil shots.
[Link provided]

Spain just pulled over 75,000 vaccine doses after reports of side effects—crazy stuff.
I just saw this report—it’s honestly gut-wrenching. Another kid ends up in the hospital because of these shots. It really makes you stop and think about what we're actually putting into our children's bodies. You see these headlines and it's hard not to feel a sense of dread. We need more transparency, seriously. People deserve to know the full story before they make these decisions for their families.

The Epidemiology Department over at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services? No way.
They’re actually pushing to add this vaccine to the Mandatory vaccination program.

Look, facts are facts—about 70% of cervical cancer cases are actually triggered by HPV types 16 and 18.
So, here's the deal—this vaccine covers certain types, but in about 30% of cases, cancer is actually linked to those other 13 genotypes that can cause it. Basically, Gardasil doesn't protect you from those 13.

Even if nobody’s really talking about this out loud—and you won't hear it on the news—there's basically zero direct proof that this vaccine even works for the 9-to-15 age group. Think about it: over 50% of cervical cancer cases hit women over 60, while only about 1% affect women under 30. There isn't any scientific evidence showing this shot stays effective beyond a five-year window. Since most women don't even face this cancer until they're much older, this whole thing feels less like medicine and more like a massive experiment—where an entire generation of young girls is being treated like lab rats.

More than half of all sexually active women already carry one of the 100+ types of HPV. Look, this virus can trigger infections that—if left untreated for years—can eventually turn into cancer. But here’s the thing: over 90% of those cases just clear up on their own without any symptoms or health issues at all.
Regular Pap tests can actually stop cancer before it even starts.

Check out this video presentation on how dangerous and ineffective Gardasil actually is.
http://thinktwice.com/hpv_show.htm

According to reports from the FDA and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, getting the Gardasil shot can actually bump up cancer risks by 44.6% if the girls are already HPV-positive!
Plus—and we have to consider this—so many young girls
aren't going to admit they've already been sexually active before getting the shot.
http://www.fda.gov/ohrms/dockets/ac/...006-4222B3.pdf

The vaccination happens in three doses and costs $1100 per student—all funded by the Chicago city budget using taxpayer money. For this specific purpose, $4 million was set aside from the 2009 budget. So, this isn't "free" like they tell the public. Cancer
caused by this virus is rare (only 3.3% of all female cancer cases) and totally preventable through regular Pap tests. These initiatives by cities or counties to mass-vaccinate girls of a certain age—usually around seventh grade—don't even make sense from a public health standpoint. It’s just throwing huge amounts of money at a problem with minimal—or maybe even negative—public health benefits, especially when you look at those risks I mentioned.

We have a responsibility to really dig into the health consequences for our own kids. I'm calling on everyone to push for more public debate about this in the media and within our government institutions. You have the right—along with your child—to decide whether to accept or reject this vaccine. Do your own research on Gardasil and pass this message along to your friends and colleagues, especially those with little ones.

More info here:

The National Vaccine Information Center archive on
HPV vaccination
http://www.nvic.org/Vaccines-and-Diseases/hpv.aspx
http://www.grinp ro.com/Movies/HPVHiSpeed.wmv

The president of the National Vaccine Information Center
is speaking out about how the government is ignoring severe side effects and deaths, and she's calling for a Congressional investigation.
http://www.businesswire.com/portal/s...29&newsLang=en

Archive of articles regarding vaccine dangers:
http://www.naturalnews.com/Vaccines.html

Gardasil causes 500% to 2,600% more severe, potentially fatal
reactions than other vaccines.

http://www.naturalnews.com/025411.html

The scientist whose 20 years of research on HPV led to the development of this vaccine
claims that forcing this vaccine on students under 18 could
backfire and actually increase
cancer rates.http://www.physiciansforlife.org/content/view/1550/2/

Just want to emphasize—this isn't my personal opinion (I haven't had time to dive into it all myself yet)—I'm just copying/pasting this email as info for you guys.
Ksenia_2 had her baby a few months ago, right?...........🙂
Jesse Flores842 said:Plus, I already paid for my ski trip 🤣 🤣

Yeah, sure, if you say so😉
Suggestion—we should probably rename this thread to HELP ME, SOMEONE!!!!!!

Really hoping there are some other moms or moms-to-be in here who actually get what I'm going through...😬