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A mother who is planning legal action against a pharmaceutical giant – claiming her daughter was left partially paralysed after having an anti-cancer vaccine Ashleigh collapsed shortly after being given the jab at school and has spent nearly a year in hospital. has been told the teenager is to be put on the social services ‘at-risk’ register.
Ashleigh, from Liverpool, has been unable to walk unaided since having the jab last October and is an in-patient at Liverpool’s Alder Hey hospital. Tests have failed to find anything physically wrong. Doctors say Ashleigh is suffering from ‘learned illness’ behaviour and have called in social services. A report from Sefton Council accuses Ms Cave of fabricating Ashleigh’s illness and says: ‘Children’s Services recommend that Ashleigh becomes subject to a Child Protection Plan under the criteria of emotional harm.
She said: ‘At first, they tried to tell us Ashleigh was imagining it. They even suggested I may have Munchausen’s syndrome by proxy. They have now told me Ashleigh is to be placed on the at-risk register, and that I am abusing her mentally. I refuse to let their threats silence us.
Ms Cave believes her daughter may have been poisoned by aluminium in the drug.
The HPV school vaccination programme followed clinical trials in 2005 on more than 18,000 women under the age of 26
Originally posted by bettermakings
reply to post by Beauty_HairyBeast
It is mandatory in America! Well, for women immigrants it is.
I also can't wait for 2050 when they look back and laugh at how primitive our medical field was. These vaccines will be looked at the way we now look at blood-letting.
Originally posted by Beauty_HairyBeast
The question is how can a 13 year old be responsible for making this decision?? and did the child in question refuse the vaccine or was it the parent who said no?
Originally posted by bettermakings
reply to post by Beauty_HairyBeast
It is mandatory in America! Well, for women immigrants it is.
I also can't wait for 2050 when they look back and laugh at how primitive our medical field was. These vaccines will be looked at the way we now look at blood-letting.