Question for Minister for Children on HPV Vaccine Serious Reactions
We are basically representing 220 girls whose lives have been destroyed by debilitating illnesses since receiving the [HPV] vaccine in the schools. There is growing international concerns and actions being taken worldwide. Our girls are reflecting some of the same symptoms in the same time-frames as tens of thousands of teenagers worldwide. These side-effects are […]
12-Year Old Girl Left Paralyzed After Suffering an Alleged Reaction to HPV Vaccine
I’m Gini Blesky and this is my daughter Mia who’s 12. On the 21st of September last year, 2016, she had the first HPV vaccination at school. The following morning she woke up and she couldn’t walk. Her legs were shaky and she had burning in either side of her spine all the way up […]
American Guinea Pig: The Vioxx/FDA Failure
The Vioxx story is one of the most widely publicized stories about the failure of the FDA to do its job. Back in May 1999, Vioxx was introduced into the market for the purpose of treating people with arthritis for their pain without the side-effect of other drugs which caused bleeding. The problem was that […]
New Law Could Eliminate Informed Consent for Human Experimentation With Vaccines and Drugs
They’re talking about a bill here, they’re talking about Section 3024 of this bill and they’re talking about informed consent, and I will play for you what they had to say having to do with vaccines and the 21st Century Cures Act. This speaks to informed consent waiver or alteration for clinical investigations. There, I […]
Getting a Flu Shot No Guarantee It Will Work | Barbara Loe Fisher
Like a lot of people, in January when I suddenly developed a high fever (101 F), body aches, fatigue, nasal congestion and cough, I thought for sure it was influenza, which I had not experienced for decades. Turns out, according to a recently released CDC report, in the 2016-2017 flu season the odds are only about one in 10 that flu like illness symptoms are, in fact, caused by type A or B influenza.
Beating Cancer One Lap at a Time
Susan grew up in competitive swimming. In the late 70s, she was captain of the Syracuse University team. After graduating, Susan was diagnosed with a rare vaginal cancer—a hallmark of DES exposure in the womb. DES was the first synthetic form of estrogen and thought to prevent miscarriages. It was approved by the FDA without […]