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Hi, My mom has been through the ringer this summer. It all started

with a bad fall that she went to the ER about. I wasn't there and

she can't believe that vaccines are bad and totally trusts the

system. Anyway, she had a small scrape that didn't even bleed and

they convinced her to get a tetnus!!! The nurse actually told her

you never know what is in asphalt these days and it's better to be

safe than sorry!!! Anyway, she had three skull fractures and her

hand was fractured. That was three months ago and she has since

broke her toe and now her other hand! For the past 56 years she had

never had a broke bone until 3 months ago! The DR called her today

with results from blood tests and said that her Vit D is a 5, which

is extremely low. My question is what could cause this??? and what

to do to correct it??? She spends ALOT of time outside (on average 4

hours/day) and does not use sunscreen. Could the tetnus have cause

her this problem? She was prescribed a pain pill but it made her

sick, so she took probably 8-10 tylenols or asprin per day for about

2 months (apparently it is very painful to break your cheek bone and

skull). Could that have done it? It is really bothering me that the

DR doesn't seem concerned at the cause, just prescribed a script of

Vit D. I am worried, so any insight on the cause or ways to fix it

would be VERY appreciated!!

Thank you so much for reading this! Sorry about the length

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