From : HeroOfChrist
Added: Oct 15, 2009
WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 13, 2009) — Doctors at Fairfax Inova and Johns Hopkins have diagnosed 26-year-old Desiree Jennings of Ashburn, Virginia with a rare neurological disorder called dystonia after she suffered a rare side effect to the seasonal flu shot. She received the flu shot at a local grocery store on August 23, 2009. Ten days later, she came down with the flu. After that, her health spiraled downward. She started passing out and was hospitalized twice. Desiree now has difficulty speaking, walking, and even eating. During an interview with FOX 5 DC, she had several seizures. The effects are irreversible. http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/health/101309_woman_disabled_by_flu_shot_reaction_dystonia Desiree Jennings seasonal flu shot dystonia neurological disorder influenza virus vaccine disables Washington Redskins cheerleader disability vaccinations inoculations shots thimerosal squalene mercury adjuvants autism adverse reactions rare side effects health problems hospitalization FDA Food and Drug Administration CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention WHO World Health Organization Fairfax Inove Johns Hopkins hospital doctors vaccines Kathleen Sebelius Baxter Barack Obama universal health care plan H.R. 3200 eugenics depopulation population reduction New World Order martial law state of emergency News & Politics October 2009
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