Re: Vaccine experts..military vaccines...anyone know what these are???

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PLG maybe mennongeticis bacteria (sorry I can't spell)

http://www.nature.com/icb/journal/v79/n3/full/icb200131a.html

> From: Jada <paxlforme@...>

> Subject: [ ] Vaccine experts..military vaccines...anyone know

what these are???

>

> Date: Sunday, June 1, 2008, 2:03 PM

> I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the

> Army.

> As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard

> of. Some I

> was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically

> he had

> that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

>

>

> What we can't find:

>

> I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

>

> Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and

> can't find

> anyting on it.

>

> GG: what is this?

>

> PLG #1: what is this?

>

> I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or

> was in, and

> checked into this to find out what these are.

> All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

> polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

> experimental

> vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

>

> I so hope that is not what it looks like.

>

> Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

[Guest guest]

TET/PIPH might really be TET/DIPH: tetnus and diphtheria. Could be

a typo or bad handwriting.

PLG could be plague:

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/vaxtech/visi/standard_vaccine_abbrev

iations.pdf

My ex was career military. Seems " plague " sounds vaguely familiar to

me. I would bet that is what that is.

I am not finding anything for GG.

Good luck.

Michele

talithamichele@...

http://www.healthgazelle.org

http://www.kidslikemine.org

>

> I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

> As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

Some I

> was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had

> that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

>

>

> What we can't find:

>

> I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

>

> Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't find

> anyting on it.

>

> GG: what is this?

>

> PLG #1: what is this?

>

> I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was in,

and

> checked into this to find out what these are.

> All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

> polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

experimental

> vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

>

> I so hope that is not what it looks like.

>

> Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

>

[Guest guest]

My youngest joined the reserves and went through basic this spring.

He had only a couple of childhood vaccines due to older sister's

problems. A friend sent me info that Senate Bill #1873 allows

experiemental vaccine use on anyone in the military. I haven't

checked this out yet. My written demand that he be given a waiver

was, of course, ignored. In addition to 2 big butt loads of vaccines,

he even got penicillin to which he had a violent infant reaction. I

don't think it is a 'typo' but probably a variant vaccine and

anything else they wanted to toss in. How did you get the records?

> >

> > I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

> > As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

> Some I

> > was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had

> > that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

> >

> >

> > What we can't find:

> >

> > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

> >

> > Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't

find

> > anyting on it.

> >

> > GG: what is this?

> >

> > PLG #1: what is this?

> >

> > I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was

in,

> and

> > checked into this to find out what these are.

> > All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

> > polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

> experimental

> > vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

> >

> > I so hope that is not what it looks like.

> >

> > Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

I

> don't think it is a 'typo' but probably a variant vaccine and

> anything else they wanted to toss in.

>>>It's possible you are right. It's also possible I am right.

Perhaps the original poster's husband can simply go to a military

hospital and ask. Because of HIPPA and such, she might not be able

to get any information whatsoever but he might. If they blow him

off and refuse to give him information, then I would get rather

suspicious.

How did you get the records?

>

>

>

>>>I didn't get any records. But maybe that question was aimed at

the OP.

Peace.

Michele

talithamichele@...

http://www.healthgazelle.org

http://www.kidslikemine.org

[Guest guest]

I was in the military many, many years ago. My joining was a point of

contention between several family members and myself.....several were very

opposed. Anyway, one of the arguments brought up within the family was the

experimental vaccine issue......

It is true that there is experimentation. It's referred to as " military vaccine

research " . I would not be surprised if some of these vaccine acronyms stand for

anthrax and HIV.....HIV was a huge issue in the military during my day (1985).

@...: mbrookh@...: Sun, 1 Jun 2008

21:23:50 +0000Subject: [ ] Re: Vaccine experts..military

vaccines...anyone know what these are???

My youngest joined the reserves and went through basic this spring. He had only

a couple of childhood vaccines due to older sister's problems. A friend sent me

info that Senate Bill #1873 allows experiemental vaccine use on anyone in the

military. I haven't checked this out yet. My written demand that he be given a

waiver was, of course, ignored. In addition to 2 big butt loads of vaccines, he

even got penicillin to which he had a violent infant reaction. I don't think it

is a 'typo' but probably a variant vaccine and anything else they wanted to toss

in. How did you get the records? > >> > I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was

in the Army.> > As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

> Some I> > was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had> >

that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else. > > > > > > What we can't

find: > > > > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH> > > > Tetanus is the first

part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't find> > anyting on it. > > > > GG:

what is this?> > > > PLG #1: what is this?> > > > I thought maybe someone out

there had a military spouse or was in, > and> > checked into this to find out

what these are.> > All I found for the PLG was an online reference to> >

polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some > experimental> >

vaccine containing HIV dna. ????> > > > I so hope that is not what it looks

like. > > > > Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.> >>

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-I have read a lot to this fact, that they do experiment with vaccines

on military personnel.

Check this site:

http://www.mvrd.org/

I keep finding PLG references on the web that indicate this was some

sort of gene vaccine containing HIV dna. Which is scaring me if it is

true.

-- In , Hanagan <hanagan_8@...>

wrote:

>

>

> I was in the military many, many years ago. My joining was a point

of contention between several family members and myself.....several

were very opposed. Anyway, one of the arguments brought up within the

family was the experimental vaccine issue......

>

> It is true that there is experimentation. It's referred to as

" military vaccine research " . I would not be surprised if some of

these vaccine acronyms stand for anthrax and HIV.....HIV was a huge

issue in the military during my day (1985).

>

>

>

>

> @...: mbrookh@...: Sun, 1 Jun 2008 21:23:50

+0000Subject: [ ] Re: Vaccine experts..military

vaccines...anyone know what these are???

>

>

>

>

> My youngest joined the reserves and went through basic this spring.

He had only a couple of childhood vaccines due to older sister's

problems. A friend sent me info that Senate Bill #1873 allows

experiemental vaccine use on anyone in the military. I haven't checked

this out yet. My written demand that he be given a waiver was, of

course, ignored. In addition to 2 big butt loads of vaccines, he even

got penicillin to which he had a violent infant reaction. I don't

think it is a 'typo' but probably a variant vaccine and anything else

they wanted to toss in. How did you get the records? > >> > I got

my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.> > As I

suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of. > Some I> >

was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had> >

that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else. > > > > > > What

we can't find: > > > > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH> > > > Tetanus

is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't find> > anyting

on it. > > > > GG: what is this?> > > > PLG #1: what is this?> > > > I

thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was in, >

and> > checked into this to find out what these are.> > All I found

for the PLG was an online reference to> > polylactide-coglycolide),

and it was in relation to some > experimental> > vaccine containing

HIV dna. ????> > > > I so hope that is not what it looks like. > > > >

Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.> >>

>

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When he was in the service he was given a health record brochure and

told not to lose it. He had to have it at all times and present it

when going for medical. They logged all his shots into it with the

date. If you lose this, you can be re-vaxed over again. So he made

sure not to lose and he brought it home when he was discharged. Has

had it every since.

TET/DIPH makes a lot more sense that TET/PIPH...probably what it is.

> > >

> > > I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

> > > As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

> > Some I

> > > was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had

> > > that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

> > >

> > >

> > > What we can't find:

> > >

> > > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

> > >

> > > Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't

> find

> > > anyting on it.

> > >

> > > GG: what is this?

> > >

> > > PLG #1: what is this?

> > >

> > > I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was

> in,

> > and

> > > checked into this to find out what these are.

> > > All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

> > > polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

> > experimental

> > > vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

> > >

> > > I so hope that is not what it looks like.

> > >

> > > Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Probably plague...make sense.

GG is still a mystery. If it's really gg. It sure looks like it,

> >

> > I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

> > As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

> Some I

> > was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had

> > that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

> >

> >

> > What we can't find:

> >

> > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

> >

> > Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't find

> > anyting on it.

> >

> > GG: what is this?

> >

> > PLG #1: what is this?

> >

> > I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was in,

> and

> > checked into this to find out what these are.

> > All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

> > polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

> experimental

> > vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

> >

> > I so hope that is not what it looks like.

> >

> > Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

GG is most likely Gamma Gobulia

from my retired army man......

From: talithamichele@...

Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2008 20:40:21 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Vaccine experts..military vaccines...anyone know

what these are???

TET/PIPH might really be TET/DIPH: tetnus and diphtheria. Could be

a typo or bad handwriting.

PLG could be plague:

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/vaxtech/visi/standard_vaccine_abbrev

iations.pdf

My ex was career military. Seems " plague " sounds vaguely familiar to

me. I would bet that is what that is.

I am not finding anything for GG.

Good luck.

Michele

talithamichele@...

http://www.healthgazelle.org

http://www.kidslikemine.org

>

> I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

> As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

Some I

> was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had

> that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

>

>

> What we can't find:

>

> I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

>

> Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't find

> anyting on it.

>

> GG: what is this?

>

> PLG #1: what is this?

>

> I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was in,

and

> checked into this to find out what these are.

> All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

> polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

experimental

> vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

>

> I so hope that is not what it looks like.

>

> Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

>

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[Guest guest]

Ok..and what would he be given that for???

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> > I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

>

> > As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

>

> Some I

>

> > was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had

>

> > that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > What we can't find:

>

> >

>

> > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

>

> >

>

> > Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't find

>

> > anyting on it.

>

> >

>

> > GG: what is this?

>

> >

>

> > PLG #1: what is this?

>

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> > I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was in,

>

> and

>

> > checked into this to find out what these are.

>

> > All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

>

> > polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

>

> experimental

>

> > vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

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> > I so hope that is not what it looks like.

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> > Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

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[Guest guest]

Apparently hepatitis:

http://www.pshrink.com/chinadopt/Hepatitis_Vaccinations.html

Unless " gamma globulia " and " gamma globulin " are completely

different things...

> >

> >

> > GG is most likely Gamma Gobulia

> >

> > from my retired army man......

> >

>

[Guest guest]

First, I wonder why my dh used the less familiar Gobulia, rather than Gobulin?

But he's now asleep and I'll have to ask him later. I googled the gamma gobulin

and this is what I found on wikipedia.

Gamma globulin injections are usually given in an attempt to

temporarily boost a patient's immunity against disease. Injections are

most commonly used on patients who have been exposed to hepatitis A or measles,

or to make a donor and a kidney recipient compatible regardless of

blood type of tissue match. Injections are also used to boost immunity

in patients who cannot produce gamma globulins naturally because of an immune

deficiency, such as X-linked agammaglobulinemia and hyper IgM syndrome.

Such injections are less common in modern medical practice than they

were previously, and injections of gamma globulin previously

recommended for travelers have largely been replaced by the use of hepatitis A

vaccine.

I also know a friend of a friend who now takes GG shots every month, because all

of the other treatments for asthma/allergies has destroyed her own immune

system.

My dh said these are large shots, which are given in the buttocks. Your son

should remember getting this one.......

From: paxlforme@...

Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2008 23:09:24 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Vaccine experts..military vaccines...anyone know

what these are???

Ok..and what would he be given that for???

>

> >

>

> > I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

>

> > As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

>

> Some I

>

> > was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he had

>

> > that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > What we can't find:

>

> >

>

> > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

>

> >

>

> > Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't find

>

> > anyting on it.

>

> >

>

> > GG: what is this?

>

> >

>

> > PLG #1: what is this?

>

> >

>

> > I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was in,

>

> and

>

> > checked into this to find out what these are.

>

> > All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

>

> > polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

>

> experimental

>

> > vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

>

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> > I so hope that is not what it looks like.

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> > Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

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In my experience overseas as a kid of govt folks, " GG " is gamma

globulin. A huge needle (and pain) in the butt....

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> > I got my dh's vaccine record from when he was in the Army.

>

> > As I suspected, there are shots on there I have never heard of.

>

> Some I

>

> > was able to find. Like the MGC, menningococcal. Ironically he

had

>

> > that in 1991..before it was in use for anyone else.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > What we can't find:

>

> >

>

> > I have a shot listed at TET/PIPH

>

> >

>

> > Tetanus is the first part...no idea what the PIPH is and can't

find

>

> > anyting on it.

>

> >

>

> > GG: what is this?

>

> >

>

> > PLG #1: what is this?

>

> >

>

> > I thought maybe someone out there had a military spouse or was

in,

>

> and

>

> > checked into this to find out what these are.

>

> > All I found for the PLG was an online reference to

>

> > polylactide-coglycolide), and it was in relation to some

>

> experimental

>

> > vaccine containing HIV dna. ????

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> > I so hope that is not what it looks like.

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> > Anyway...panicking and appreciate any help.

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