Re: DOD: Consider future vaccine exemptions for those who suffer neurogolical events

December 3, 2008

My jaw's been gaping for a week with all these new disclosures. I

guess the CDC thought the American public would never figure out

the " alternative military reality " -- one in which, dear Virginia,

there really is admission of potential adverse events. My GOD.

Does the military have a different medical reality because, um,

they're a different gene pool? Or because the parents are armed?

>

> Adverse Event Definitions & Evaluation

> Treatment & Management

> Future Doses

> Comments

>

> (SE13) Neurologic disease, severe:

>

> Possible diagnoses include:

> * Peripheral neuropathy, nonfocal

> * Encephalopathy

> * Guillain-Barré syndrome

> * Progressive focal neurologic disease (see

also

> SE 14)

> Assumes no other etiologic factor

> * Consult with neurology for diagnosis and

> treatment.

> * Some cases may benefit from rapid treatment

with

> high-dose intravenous immunoglobulin.

> * Contact VHC Network for case management

> requirements.

> * Give temporary exemption, pending

consultation

> with neurology.

> * Submit VAERS report.

> * Consider risk for recurrent reaction before

> administering additional doses.

> * Permanent exemption may be required.

>

December 3, 2008

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would have been nice if these courtesies had been extended to our

children. Especially ones who were seen in the ER after

vaccination,regressed after vaccination. Oh thats right they are more

capable to handle these than a big strong adult whom weighs a hell of

a lot more. According to one proffiteer! In

EOHarm , " Kirby " wrote:

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