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Ms. Toad

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5. While I agree that what is reported is correlation, not causation

Reply to Deep13 (Reply #1)

Wed May 22, 2013, 01:01 AM

May 2013

there are a lot of symptoms of very serious conditions that are hard to describe. The illness my daughter has - which will ultimately require a liver transplant - has the same kinds of early symptoms. They are labeled slightly differently by people who experience them. But usually in very vague terms like malaise, brain fog, or just not feeling right.

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Teen suffers health problems after receiving HPV vaccine [View all] pstokely May 2013 OP

This proves nothing. Deep13 May 2013 #1

and people have reactions to medicines every day dlwickham May 2013 #3

While I agree that what is reported is correlation, not causation Ms. Toad May 2013 #5

Very sorry to hear your daughter is sick... Deep13 May 2013 #13

And people wonder why some parents dont want to get this for their kids? davidn3600 May 2013 #2

I need more evidence to be convinced the two are related. n/t cynatnite May 2013 #4

Post removed Post removed May 2013 #6

An all caps thread highjack with five posts? longship May 2013 #7

Ha! . . . Jury Results: #5 JustJoe May 2013 #8

The sad news is that there will be Ilsa May 2013 #9

what a steaming reeking pile cali May 2013 #10

Antivac woo bullshit. Warren Stupidity May 2013 #11

Millions of girls and women in Europe have gotten it. ananda May 2013 #12

Remember that HPV causes cervical cancer, which is not usually detected until too late. Deep13 May 2013 #14