ED. NOTE: Unfortunately, this mainstream media article (The Daily Mail) spreads disinformation about the human papillomavirus (HPV) being the major source of cervical cancer. Even a researcher that helped develop the vaccine said HPV infections usually disappear on their own within a year and are otherwise treatable if detected. Also, despite the vaccinations, pap smear tests are still recommended. Don't fall for the disinfo, but read on about the horrible adverse reactions that are rarely reported from this unnecessary vaccination that's being foisted on young girls and now boys.
'It has been hailed as the wonder jab that will prevent thousands of young women suffering the same terrible fate as Jade Goody. But as parents across Britain rush to have their daughters vaccinated, others are adamant that it has triggered alarming side-effects…
Amanda Steel is flicking through last year’s diary, trying to pinpoint when this nightmare began. It was the summer holidays when she first noticed that Carly, her eldest daughter, was seriously out of sorts.
‘Anyone who knew Carly before will tell you what a chatterbox she was. She had so much energy she drove us mad. But suddenly, she was a different girl. It was heartbreaking to watch,’ says Amanda.
‘I struggled to wake her in the mornings and she barely spoke all day.’'
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