Re: tourettes induced by vaccines

[Guest guest]

For startes have them report this to the Vaccine compensation program,

before the 3 years statute of limitations runs out.

Z

On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 4:52 PM, phyllis KIZNER <cureasd@...> wrote:

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> I work with a family with a 4 year old with autism and asthma. he has been

> making very nice progress. A few weeks ago the child went in for his annual

> checkup and the dr gave him 6 shots at the same time. there was a poster in

> the office that said that vaccines do not cause autism. After the final

> shot, the child was sitting on the table and began to blink uncontrollably.

> Since that time, he has developed eye tics. He went to his neurologist and

> now has a diagnosis of tourettes. He never had one single tic prior to the

> shots.

> What should I say to this person? how does one broach the subject of

> vaccine injury? and are there any special articles that I could present to

> this guardian?

> thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

Personally, I suspect Tourette's and PANDAS (which my son was affected by) may

be linked to the Prevnar vaccine, which contains strep pneumoniae antigens. In

susceptible people I think it triggers some sort of autoimmune reaction whenever

similar strep strains are present in the bloodstream. Perhaps you can ask if he

received Prevnar.

" Autoimmune etiology in pathogenesis of PANDAS: in patients with SC, Tourette's

syndrome, and PANDAS, autoantibody cross-reacts with lysoganglioside GM1

(neuronal cell surface molecule), causing change in neuronal signaling; antigen

identified that mimics molecular structure of lysoganglioside; with disruption

of specific pathway of signaling by interacting with neuronal cell surface

molecule, change in metabolism in cells of basal ganglia might produce tic and

OCD-type behaviors "

FYI, there are many parent reports of kids having PANDAS/tic flares when they

ingest probiotics containing strep thermophilus or are exposed to strep-infected

people. The body's immune system over-reacts when exposed to strep.

Jo

> On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 4:52 PM, phyllis KIZNER <cureasd@...> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > I work with a family with a 4 year old with autism and asthma. he has been

> > making very nice progress. A few weeks ago the child went in for his annual

> > checkup and the dr gave him 6 shots at the same time. there was a poster in

> > the office that said that vaccines do not cause autism. After the final

> > shot, the child was sitting on the table and began to blink uncontrollably.

> > Since that time, he has developed eye tics. He went to his neurologist and

> > now has a diagnosis of tourettes. He never had one single tic prior to the

> > shots.

> > What should I say to this person? how does one broach the subject of

> > vaccine injury? and are there any special articles that I could present to

> > this guardian?

> > thanks

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> I work with a family with a 4 year old with autism and asthma. he has been

making very nice progress. A few weeks ago the child went in for his annual

checkup and the dr gave him 6 shots at the same time. there was a poster in the

office that said that vaccines do not cause autism. After the final shot, the

child was sitting on the table and began to blink uncontrollably. Since that

time, he has developed eye tics. He went to his neurologist and now has a

diagnosis of tourettes.

At my house, both asthma and tics were caused by yeast overgrowth.

Dana