Pregnant women express fears over swine flu vaccine

Pregnant women express fears over swine flu vaccine
Almost half of all pregnant women say they will refuse to be vaccinated against swine flu once the jab is available, suggesting there is widespread concern about its safety, a poll has revealed.

Yesterday's survey, published by the website mumsnet.com, confirms the fears of the authors of the US study, which was published online by the Lancet. It showed almost half – 48% – of pregnant women who responded said they probably or definitely would not have the jab if it is available. Only 6% said they definitely would and 22% said they probably would.

Webmaster's Commentary:
These moms and moms-to-be have good reason to be concerned.

As reported in:

http://www.naturalnews.com/023324_Tamiflu_Japan_Roche.html

"There have been no reported deaths from Tamiflu in the United States, but in Japan, where the drug is much more widely used, at least 14 deaths have been reported. Five children under the age of 17 died after "falling from windows or balconies or running into traffic," according to the FDA. According to Roche, two people under the age of 21 died from a brain infection, and seven deaths from neuropsychiatric symptoms have also been attributed to use of the drug by adults."

And if that isn't worrisome enough, as reported here:

http://www.nowpublic.com/health/legal-immunity-set-swine-flu-vaccine-makers

'Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sibelius has not only given immunity to the makers of Tamiflu and Relenza for injuries stemming from their use against swine flu, she has granted immunity to future swine flu vaccines and “any associated adjuvants”. '

Log in
to vote
1Posted on Sep 01, 2009 at 18:46
Tags: SCIENCE/HEALTH/CLIMATE/NATURE
» Comments
1Interesting comment Mike - esp. the last part
chillyphantom
The manufacturers could now put ANYTHING they want in the vaccine. How about a special version with red labels for certain ethic backgrounds with a sterilizing agent, a live and very nasty virus, or perhaps even cyanide?

Does anyone REALLY trust these people? I sure hope not. They'd kill their own family for a buck or two.

09/01/2009 - 19:26