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I just found out that the daughter of a dear friend, 10 months old, had a severe

fever and

seizure this week after receiving the flu shot.

I am so frustrated as this is a friend I discussed vaccines with and she was on

the fence but

decided to trust her doctor.

The little girl already was a bit delayed and I was questioning mentioning to

the mom that

she might need some evaluation - the last thing she needed was a seizure!

Any advice from those out there whose babies have had something like this

happen? I don't

want to seem insensitive the next time I speak to her, but I just want to shake

her and say,

" For the love of God, PLEASE don't give her any more shots!!! " . I'm sure the

doctor told her

the two things are unrelated. Or that it's a " normal " reaction to the shot.

Melinda C. in Mass.

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Melinda, please feel free to give her my blog. My family's story is

found in Sept...Tell her to email me with any questions. Please tell

her that " I said that the damage from vaccines may not be seen until

the school years - like with my vaccine-injured teenage son " .

http://vaccinesexposed.blogspot.com

Dawn

>

> I just found out that the daughter of a dear friend, 10 months old,

had a severe fever and

> seizure this week after receiving the flu shot.

>

> I am so frustrated as this is a friend I discussed vaccines with

and she was on the fence but

> decided to trust her doctor.

>

> The little girl already was a bit delayed and I was questioning

mentioning to the mom that

> she might need some evaluation - the last thing she needed was a

seizure!

>

> Any advice from those out there whose babies have had something

like this happen? I don't

> want to seem insensitive the next time I speak to her, but I just

want to shake her and say,

> " For the love of God, PLEASE don't give her any more shots!!! " . I'm

sure the doctor told her

> the two things are unrelated. Or that it's a " normal " reaction to

the shot.

>

> Melinda C. in Mass.

>

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