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Monday, October 18, 2010

More on Gardasil Vaccine: Do You Believe the CDC?

4 comments:

  1. " 'Half the average' reported serious events" makes it a safer than most vaccines? What twisted logic? That fact only serves to reflect badly on the CDC as to their approving so many questionable vaccines, Gardasil merely being another one.

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  2. I've just happened to stumble upon your blog (love what I see thus far!), but this caught my attention especially since TODAY at my yearly exam my OBGYN doctor once again tried to convince me to get this vaccine. I tend to think that all the "precautions" we take (and make young girls and boys take) against a promiscuous society really only do us further harm. I always get the blank stare when I inform them that at 23 I am in a serious relationshipn, am NOT sexually active, and, no thank you, would not like to be on birth control. Anyway, thanks for sharing this video. I am always wary of medicine and vaccines which seem to be the "proven" and available cure for any and every health problem. I think we're safest trying to instill morals in our families that fill them up on preventative medications. Thanks but no thanks.

    Pax Christi,

    MH

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  3. So glad you stumbled on the blog, MH, and hope you'll visit often and share the information with others. It's wonderful to find a 23-year-old committed to chastity. May God bless you and your boyfriend for your faithfulness to his plan for courtship.

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  4. One of the most frustrating things about this shot is how it is advertised as a "cancer" vaccine. It's NOT!!! It is a vaccine against HPV, which can lead to cancer. Most parents and women/girls getting this shot aren't even aware of this.

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