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Pentagon: Vaccines may have killed soldier
Fri Jun 23, 1:11 PM ET

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - A Fort Bragg paratrooper's death may have been caused by vaccinations he received for smallpox and influenza, the Pentagon said

Pfc. Christopher "Justin" Abston, 26, of Smiths Grove, Ky., died unexpectedly in his barracks Dec. 4, 16 days after receiving the vaccines.

"The expert panel cautioned that the findings pointing to vaccinations were neither probable nor unlikely, but they do suggest the possibility that the vaccines may have caused Abston's death," the Army statement said.

The statement said the smallpox vaccine Abston received is known to cause an inflammation of the heart muscle or myocarditis, a condition found at his autopsy.

No vaccinia virus � the main ingredient of smallpox vaccine � was found in his heart muscle, but evidence of another virus, parvovirus B19, was detected. Natural infection with parvovirus B19 is another known cause of heart inflammation and death, the statement said.

The United States ended routine childhood vaccination against smallpox in 1971, and the World Health Organization reported the disease was eradicated in 1980.

But about 15 months after the Sept. 11 attacks, the U.S. government ordered certain military personnel vaccinated and recommended shots for front-line health care workers.

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Maryland Nurse Died from Smallpox Vaccine Administered
Despite Opposition

A comprehensive vaccine program should include a comprehensive compensation program for those injured.

Andrea Deerheart Cornitcher, 55, a nurse in Salisbury, MD volunteered to take the smallpox vaccination after the Bush Administration unveiled its plan to have all health care professionals vaccinated in response to 9/11.



On March 23, 2003, five days after receiving the vaccine, Andrea had a heart attack and died. The evening before her death, Andrea began vomiting and collapsed in the Arlington home of a friend, but they
thought she had food poisoning. Sadly, they were wrong�she had a heart attack and died during the night.

Andrea was the first of three people to die within the same week in March 2003 of a heart attack after receiving the smallpox vaccine. Virginia Jorgensen, 57, a nurse's assistant in Florida, was vaccinated and died on March 26, ten days after suffering a heart attack. And, Lloyd Clements Jr., a 55-year-old national guardsman on active duty, died of a heart attack on the same day, a mere two days after his inoculation.

After these deaths from heart attacks, the smallpox vaccination program was put on hold

http://www.atla.org/pressroom/vaccinesafety/acornitcher.aspx

[mindmetoo]

Vaccines are not without risk. This is why we don't get the small pox vaccine anymore. But the small risk is well worth thousands and thousands of dying.

[igotthisguitar]

Parents Use Religion To Avoid Vaccines
By STEVE LeBLANC, Associated Press Writer
Wed Oct 17, 6:19 PM ET

BOSTON - Sabrina Rahim doesn't practice any particular faith, but she had no problem signing a letter declaring that because of her deeply held religious beliefs, her 4-year-old son should be exempt from the vaccinations required to enter preschool.

She is among a small but growing number of parents around the country who are claiming religious exemptions to avoid vaccinating their children when the real reason may be skepticism of the shots or concern they can cause other illnesses. Some of these parents say they are being forced to lie because of the way the vaccination laws are written in their states.

"It's misleading," Rahim admitted, but she said she fears that earlier vaccinations may be to blame for her son's autism. "I find it very troubling, but for my son's safety, I feel this is the only option we have."

An Associated Press examination of states' vaccination records and data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that many states are seeing increases in the rate of religious exemptions claimed for kindergartners.

"Do I think that religious exemptions have become the default? Absolutely," said Dr. Paul Offit, head of infectious diseases at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia and one of the harshest critics of the anti-vaccine movement. He said the resistance to vaccines is "an irrational, fear-based decision."

The number of exemptions is extremely small in percentage terms and represents just a few thousand of the 3.7 million children entering kindergarten in 2005, the most recent figure available.

MORE ...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071017/ap_on_re_us/vaccine_skeptics;_ylt=ArB0oACznWJhYk82vCSEEEoDW7oF

[Harpeau]

Well, some vaccines are scarry. Thanks for posting this.

[mindmetoo]

[Bramble]

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[Gunther]

[Gunther]

$85,000+ to the first MD to drink Vaccine Ingredients

From:
http://www.vaclib.org/links/jockslinks.htm#press

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[Bramble]

Thanks for the links, MM2. I'll have to look into all this later when I have some time.