Guest guest Posted December 10, 2008 Report Share Posted December 10, 2008 " Sheer desperation led me to search the internet to see if this drastic reaction has happened before. " Amazing what has to happen before some folk will use the internet. UK Schoolgirl was left paralysed after being struck down by a mystery illness following HPV jab Hours and days after - still can't be the vaccine, they say This the newer Cervarix 2nd part of this email is appeal from parents.............give feedback at the website This is what they say at the end To date these are the adverse reactions of Cervarix Total number of reports received 623 Total number of suspected reactions 1416 Estimated number of doses administered unavailable to date Source - MHRA Cervarix Safety Analysis Dec 4th 2008. PDF Available with total breakdown of adverse reactions. Source is here www.mhra.gov.uk/home/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE & dDocName=CON028377 & RevisionSelec\ tionMethod=Latest Sheri <http://www.osadvertiser.co.uk/news/ormskirk-news/2008/12/04/maghull-schoolgirl-\ paralysed-after-mystery-illness-80904-22406589/>http://www.osadvertiser.co.uk/ne\ ws/ormskirk-news/2008/12/04/maghull-schoolgirl-paralysed-after-mystery-illness-8\ 0904-22406589/ 4th December 2008 A SCHOOLGIRL was left paralysed after being struck down by a mystery illness. Ashleigh Cave, 12, has been bed-bound in Alder Hey children's hospital since October after collapsing during a family trip to London. The Year 8 pupil at Maghull's Maricourt Catholic high school fell ill with a severe headache within minutes of having her HPV cervical cancer jab. She developed nausea before collapsing two days later and being taken into hospital, where she has remained ever since. Ashleigh is currently undergoing intensive physiotherapy and hydro- therapy to help her regain movement in her legs. Doctors ruled out a link between the jab and Ashleigh's current condition, saying she demonstrated " no pathological reaction " to her vaccination. They also ruled out a link between Ashleigh's current condition and a pre-existing genetic condition she has, known as Noonan's syndrome, which causes heart abnormalities and sight and hearing problems. Ashleigh's mum Cheryl, 37, of Old Roan, said: " I went to pick Ashleigh up from school and she was complaining of a headache and crying. " She had a doctor's appointment, which I took her to, and when we got home, she went straight to bed. " The following day, she was very weak, had dizzy spells and kept saying her body was aching, so I kept her off school. " The next day, we were due to go and see friends in London. Ashleigh said she was OK to travel, but she collapsed on the train and we had to take her a nearby hospital, where they kept her in for 24 hours. " We took her home and her condition worsened. She could not walk or support her own weight and was admitted to Alder Hey. She has not walked since. " Since she was admitted to hospital on October 24, Ashleigh, who is on the hospital's neuro-medical ward, has undergone intensive physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, CT and MRI scans. Mrs Cave added: " Ashleigh is angry she does not know what is going on. " I take my hat off to her and her determination she will walk again. " Dr Curran, consultant paediatric neurologist at Alder Hey, said: " Ashleigh is at present undergoing detailed and complex investigations. " She is receiving a full input from all appropriate clinical staff, including a detailed rehabilitation programme to support her recovery. " Ashleigh's problems are not related to Noonan's syndrome and I can say with complete certainty she is demonstrating no pathological reaction to her vaccination. " <http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/views/echo-letters/2008/12/09/>http://www.liverp\ oolecho.co.uk/views/echo-letters/2008/12/09/ 9th December 2008 Plea for HPV info MY 12-year-old daughter Ashleigh was featured in the ECHO (Dec 4), after suffering an " unknown illness " which has left her paralysed, very soon after having her first HPV vaccine injection. Sheer desperation led me to search the internet to see if this drastic reaction has happened before. We, her family, have been absolutely gobsmacked by the volume and severity of officially reported reactions, recorded in the US and others, where the programme has been running around 12-18 months, longer than here in the UK. Here the programme started only in August, Ashleigh had her injection on October 15, and we wonder if she is the only young lady to have had a reaction. We would be very grateful if readers would share their experiences regarding the vaccine with us, as all searches refer to the US. We only wish to raise awareness of the possible side effects. Cheryl and Ashleigh Cave, Old Roan To date these are the adverse reactions of Cervarix Total number of reports received 623 Total number of suspected reactions 1416 Estimated number of doses administered unavailable to date Source - MHRA Cervarix Safety Analysis Dec 4th 2008. PDF Available with total breakdown of adverse reactions. ---------- Great search results, great prizes. BigSnapSearch.com <http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/117442309/direct/01/>Search now -------------------------------------------------------- Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK Vaccines - http://www.wellwithin1.com/vaccine.htm Vaccine Dangers & Childhood Disease & Homeopathy Email classes start in December 2008 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2008 Report Share Posted December 11, 2008 " Ashleigh's problems are not related to Noonan's syndrome and I can say with complete certainty she is demonstrating no pathological reaction to her vaccination. " WHAT?????????!!!!!!!!!!!! How stupid is he? Vaccine manufacturers state that they are only for 100% healthy individuals - at least the canine ones do. What was a doctor doing poisoning an already sick child? Hopefully eventually the parents will find their way to a homeopath. There's a Homeopathic Hospital in London. Muriel > > Hours and days after - still can't be the vaccine, they say > > > 4th December 2008 > > > A SCHOOLGIRL was left paralysed after being struck down by a mystery illness. > > Ashleigh Cave, 12, has been bed-bound in Alder Hey children's > hospital since October after collapsing during a family trip to London. > > The Year 8 pupil at Maghull's Maricourt Catholic high school fell ill > with a severe headache within minutes of having her HPV cervical cancer jab. > > She developed nausea before collapsing two days later and being taken > into hospital, where she has remained ever since. > > Ashleigh is currently undergoing intensive physiotherapy and hydro- > therapy to help her regain movement in her legs. > > Doctors ruled out a link between the jab and Ashleigh's current > condition, saying she demonstrated " no pathological reaction " to her > vaccination. > > They also ruled out a link between Ashleigh's current condition and a > pre-existing genetic condition she has, known as Noonan's syndrome, > which causes heart abnormalities and sight and hearing problems. > > Ashleigh's mum Cheryl, 37, of Old Roan, said: " I went to pick > Ashleigh up from school and she was complaining of a headache and crying. > > " She had a doctor's appointment, which I took her to, and when we got > home, she went straight to bed. > > " The following day, she was very weak, had dizzy spells and kept > saying her body was aching, so I kept her off school. > > " The next day, we were due to go and see friends in London. Ashleigh > said she was OK to travel, but she collapsed on the train and we had > to take her a nearby hospital, where they kept her in for 24 hours. > > " We took her home and her condition worsened. She could not walk or > support her own weight and was admitted to Alder Hey. She has not > walked since. " > > Since she was admitted to hospital on October 24, Ashleigh, who is on > the hospital's neuro-medical ward, has undergone intensive > physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, CT and MRI scans. > > Mrs Cave added: " Ashleigh is angry she does not know what is going on. > > " I take my hat off to her and her determination she will walk again. " > > Dr Curran, consultant paediatric neurologist at Alder Hey, > said: " Ashleigh is at present undergoing detailed and complex investigations. > > " She is receiving a full input from all appropriate clinical staff, > including a detailed rehabilitation programme to support her recovery. > > " Ashleigh's problems are not related to Noonan's syndrome and I can > say with complete certainty she is demonstrating no pathological > reaction to her vaccination. " > > <http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/views/echo- letters/2008/12/09/>http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/views/echo- letters/2008/12/09/ > > 9th December 2008 > > Plea for HPV info > > MY 12-year-old daughter Ashleigh was featured in the ECHO (Dec 4), > after suffering an " unknown illness " which has left her paralysed, > very soon after having her first HPV vaccine injection. > > Sheer desperation led me to search the internet to see if this > drastic reaction has happened before. > > We, her family, have been absolutely gobsmacked by the volume and > severity of officially reported reactions, recorded in the US and > others, where the programme has been running around 12-18 months, > longer than here in the UK. > > Here the programme started only in August, Ashleigh had her injection > on October 15, and we wonder if she is the only young lady to have > had a reaction. > > We would be very grateful if readers would share their experiences > regarding the vaccine with us, as all searches refer to the US. > > We only wish to raise awareness of the possible side effects. > > Cheryl and Ashleigh Cave, Old Roan > > > To date these are the adverse reactions of Cervarix > Total number of reports received 623 > Total number of suspected reactions 1416 > Estimated number of doses administered unavailable to date > > Source - MHRA Cervarix Safety Analysis Dec 4th 2008. > PDF Available with total breakdown of adverse reactions. > > > > ---------- > Great search results, great prizes. BigSnapSearch.com > <http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/117442309/direct/01/>Search now > > > -------------------------------------------------------- > Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath > Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK > Vaccines - http://www.wellwithin1.com/vaccine.htm Vaccine Dangers & > Childhood Disease & Homeopathy Email classes start in December 2008 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2008 Report Share Posted December 11, 2008 I wonder what these docs would say if asked how to determine if it ever was caused by vaccines. Not how they determine it's NOT, but what kind of time frame would work for them?? Winnie Re: UK Schoolgirl was left paralysed after being struck down by a mystery illness following HPV jab Vaccinations > " Ashleigh's problems are not related to Noonan's syndrome and I > can > say with complete certainty she is demonstrating no pathological > reaction to her vaccination. " > > WHAT?????????!!!!!!!!!!!! How stupid is he? > > Vaccine manufacturers state that they are only for 100% healthy > individuals - at least the canine ones do. What was a doctor > doing > poisoning an already sick child? > > Hopefully eventually the parents will find their way to a > homeopath. There's a Homeopathic Hospital in London. > > Muriel > > > > > > > > Hours and days after - still can't be the vaccine, they say > > > > > 4th December 2008 > > > > > > A SCHOOLGIRL was left paralysed after being struck down by a > mystery illness. > > > > Ashleigh Cave, 12, has been bed-bound in Alder Hey children's > > hospital since October after collapsing during a family trip > to > London. > > > > The Year 8 pupil at Maghull's Maricourt Catholic high school > fell > ill > > with a severe headache within minutes of having her HPV > cervical > cancer jab. > > > > She developed nausea before collapsing two days later and > being > taken > > into hospital, where she has remained ever since. > > > > Ashleigh is currently undergoing intensive physiotherapy and > hydro- > > > therapy to help her regain movement in her legs. > > > > Doctors ruled out a link between the jab and Ashleigh's > current > > condition, saying she demonstrated " no pathological reaction " > to > her > > vaccination. > > > > They also ruled out a link between Ashleigh's current > condition > and a > > pre-existing genetic condition she has, known as Noonan's > syndrome, > > which causes heart abnormalities and sight and hearing problems. > > > > Ashleigh's mum Cheryl, 37, of Old Roan, said: " I went to pick > > Ashleigh up from school and she was complaining of a headache > and > crying. > > > > " She had a doctor's appointment, which I took her to, and when > we > got > > home, she went straight to bed. > > > > " The following day, she was very weak, had dizzy spells and > kept > > saying her body was aching, so I kept her off school. > > > > " The next day, we were due to go and see friends in London. > Ashleigh > > said she was OK to travel, but she collapsed on the train and > we > had > > to take her a nearby hospital, where they kept her in for 24 hours. > > > > " We took her home and her condition worsened. She could not > walk > or > > support her own weight and was admitted to Alder Hey. She has > not > > walked since. " > > > > Since she was admitted to hospital on October 24, Ashleigh, > who is > on > > the hospital's neuro-medical ward, has undergone intensive > > physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, CT and MRI scans. > > > > Mrs Cave added: " Ashleigh is angry she does not know what is > going > on. > > > > " I take my hat off to her and her determination she will walk > again. " > > > > Dr Curran, consultant paediatric neurologist at Alder > Hey, > > said: " Ashleigh is at present undergoing detailed and complex > investigations. > > > > " She is receiving a full input from all appropriate clinical > staff, > > including a detailed rehabilitation programme to support her > recovery. > > > > " Ashleigh's problems are not related to Noonan's syndrome and > I > can > > say with complete certainty she is demonstrating no > pathological > > reaction to her vaccination. " > > > > > letters/2008/12/09/>http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/views/echo- > letters/2008/12/09/ > > > > 9th December 2008 > > > > Plea for HPV info > > > > MY 12-year-old daughter Ashleigh was featured in the ECHO (Dec > 4), > > after suffering an " unknown illness " which has left her > paralysed, > > very soon after having her first HPV vaccine injection. > > > > Sheer desperation led me to search the internet to see if this > > drastic reaction has happened before. > > > > We, her family, have been absolutely gobsmacked by the volume > and > > severity of officially reported reactions, recorded in the US > and > > others, where the programme has been running around 12-18 > months, > > longer than here in the UK. > > > > Here the programme started only in August, Ashleigh had her > injection > > on October 15, and we wonder if she is the only young lady to > have > > had a reaction. > > > > We would be very grateful if readers would share their > experiences > > regarding the vaccine with us, as all searches refer to the US. > > > > We only wish to raise awareness of the possible side effects. > > > > Cheryl and Ashleigh Cave, Old Roan > > > > > > To date these are the adverse reactions of Cervarix > > Total number of reports received 623 > > Total number of suspected reactions 1416 > > Estimated number of doses administered unavailable to date > > > > Source - MHRA Cervarix Safety Analysis Dec 4th 2008. > > PDF Available with total breakdown of adverse reactions. > > > > > > > > ---------- > > Great search results, great prizes. BigSnapSearch.com > > Search now > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------- > > Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath > > Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & > Wales UK > > Vaccines - http://www.wellwithin1.com/vaccine.htm Vaccine > Dangers > & > > Childhood Disease & Homeopathy Email classes start in December 2008 > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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