http://www.jabs.org.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4733&whichpage=1
Ceravix reaction
Nov 2009
My daughter of 14 had the first jab some 8 weeks ago now. 30 hours after the
jab she woke up with a total loss of voice and an extremely sore throat. Doctors
said it was not linked but she a severe case of Laryingitis ? After 4 weeks her
voice is now at a whisper but she has no energy, very lethargic. Our doctors has
done two lots of blood tests on my daughter to find no underlying illness,
however what they did discover was that her white blood cell count was low , she
was now suseptible to infection as her body could not fight viruses normally.We
are waiting to see a consultant, but I am very sceptical over the outcome.Just a
little back ground on my daughter. 14 years old, competetive swimmer 30,000m per
week extremely fit young lady, top class,top set in all subjects at school.Hugh
social life. Now, cant swim, frightened,vunerable and feels isolated.
C Davies
Six weeks ago Lucy had a turn for the worse in her condition. Upon the face of it it looks as though she has had a mild seizure or even a stroke, but the doctors are still discrediting this. She has not been able to attend school and can now only walk at a snails pace , she has a trembling right hand and right leg when walking. Her voice is still at a whisper. See my previous posting to see if anyone has had any experience with heavy metal toxin's and their effect on the central nervous system.
Consultant at George Eliot
Hospital has now discharged Lucy and has stated that he is happy there are no
underlying complications with her 'illness'. He is happy to go along with Lucy's
GP that she is suffering from ME and we will probably never know the cause.
No explaination as to why she had her funny turn 2 months ago,and as a result
she cannot now walk properly, no offer of support, either via physio or hydro
therepy, did not want to investigate it any further,did not want to engage in
any conversation about any possible link to a hyper-sensitivity reaction to the
vaccine and any possible neurological damage that this may have and is still
causing.
When asked about the Hypothoses
from Dr Chris Exley.He did not even look up at me but carried on writing and
said "oh yes i've read that". So dismissive, so rude, so demeaning, how dare
someone from the prolitariate question me.
Surely when we investigate problems
in the Business or Engineering world we look for solutions to problems and their
root causes so we can identify them if they should ever arise again, and put in
procedures to ensure they do not arise again and if we do not have the skills to
do this then we out source either to another department or another associated
business with the relevent skills.What make the medical proffession so aloof of
this protocol. If they do not know, then move it on to someone who might, or at
least seek their advice. I am paying these guy's £100k + a year to find
solutions.It is the very least my daughter deserves.
Chris ( a very angry parent )
C Davies