A Pregnant Woman Who Has Lost The Use Of Both Of Her Arms After Getting Injected With The H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccine

By Michael, on December 16th, 2009

H1N1 swine flu vaccine during pregnancyA visitor to our site posted a comment the other day that we believe merits special attention.  It must be noted that this is a secondhand story, but the truth is that most people are not going to lie about this kind of thing.  However, we will warn that this report is unconfirmed.  Not that the mainstream media will touch most stories like this.  Most in the mainstream media continue to insist that the H1N1 vaccine is perfectly safe and that side effects are incredibly rare.  However, as we have previously documented on this site, that is most definitely not the case.  Anyway, the story posted below is about a pregnant woman who lost the use of both of her arms after getting injected with the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.  So just how is she supposed to hold her baby or take care of it?

If this story is true it is completely heartbreaking....

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Hope:

My husband works with a lady whos daughter got the h1n1 shots. She is pregnant and has now completly lost the use of both of her arms and they are numb. She is undergoing treatment, but it hasn’t been helping. I can’t imagin how it must feel to wonder how you will take care of your baby without the use of both of your arms. I am pregnant and refused the shot.Boy, I’m glad I did. My sister-in-law also had some articles on the long term effects of the shot, they can be life lasting and debilligtating! Please, really reserch this shot before you concider it!

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This comes at a time when 800,000 doses of H1N1 swine flu vaccine for children have been recalled because they were not "strong enough".

What in the world?

If you are considering taking the H1N1 swine flu vaccine or having your children injected with it, please do your research first.

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| Tags: , | Category: Swine Flu, Vaccines | 4 comments
  • http://organichealthadviser.com Standing_Bear

    This is a horror story that has yet to completely unfold. These pregnant women who were sheepish enough to have this injection will begin to give birth to children with birth defects, and the most frightening ones will be the ones that we cannot see. These will be emotional, and will require a lifetime of treatment. BIG PHARMA, wins again, the treatments that more drugs are already on the shelf waiting to be sold.

  • Paul

    Interestingly the recalled vaccines were the only thimersol free ones, see http://www.infowars.com/sanofi-pasteur-removes-thimerosal-free-vaccine-from-market/

    Paul
    http://healthjournalclub.blogspot.com/

  • http://organichealthadviser.com Vicki Farmer

    I have 2 things of importance that I can add to this story. First, I had injections 2 wks apart-1 in each arm. 1 was tetnus, 1 for seasonal flu. My shoulders both became so painful that I couldn’t reach forward for several months. I had to see a specialist who told me the bursi were inflamed from reaction to the shots. Eventually I recovered. The second issue involves the first time I know of that the “Swine Flu” appeared in the U.S.in 1975. I was pregnant & my husband was in the military where we were required to get vaccinated. I was afraid for my baby. There is a medical issue which I have always wondered whether that immunization is responsible for.

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