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Posted over a year ago

Chinadoll -- This is in response to Denise005- My daughter just turned 21 and is still suffering from the Gardasil shot(s). She's had to changed PCP's because they do not believe that her suffering is due to the shots. They look at the side affect form(s) from the maker of the Gardasil and none of the symptoms what our girls have are not listed. Although, I did find one doctor who I will not name refuses to administer these shots to her clients. She asks them to do research before she administers this vaccination " Gardasil shot". ... more »

Chinadoll -- This is in response to Denise005- My daughter just turned 21 and is still suffering from the Gardasil shot(s). She's had to changed PCP's because they do not believe that her suffering is due to the shots. They look at the side affect form(s) from the maker of the Gardasil and none of the symptoms what our girls have are not listed. Although, I did find one doctor who I will not name refuses to administer these shots to her clients. She asks them to do research before she administers this vaccination " Gardasil shot".

Also, this shot is now being issued to males. My son went for his annual physical and his PCP was insistent in administering the Gardasil shot. I refused profoundly.
Because of all this I have contacted my friends and family about what has happened to my daughter and I asked them to do their own research before they decide to have their children vaccinated with t Gardasil.

Parents please check your daughters side affect of hairloss/thining. This has made my daughter loss her self confidence.

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Blondrunets - Hi ever since i got the gardasil shots my hair has been falling out a ton, is there any way your daughter was able to recover?

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Deepender - Hi, was just wondering how your daughter is doing now? Our daughter was frightened into the Gardasil vaccine back in 2007 - she only received two injections before becoming disabled. For her hair problems, we began using sublingual vitamin B12 (you can get this in a spray or meltitabs). We also began using liquid vitamin D drops that she holds under her tongue for about 30 seconds before swallowing. It has helped, but since the Gardasil caused Gastroparesis her absorption ability has greatly decreased.. Four years later, her blood finally shows almost normal levels of vitamin D. If you aren't part of a support group, please join us on Families Affected by Gardasil on Facebook. God Bless! Roxie

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Insearchofanswers - Did your daughters hair regrow after falling out and using the vitamin d and the B12?

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Deepender - Insearchofanswers - yes, our daughter's hair grew back after taking a B-complex, a B-12 sublingual and using an organic shampoo. It it thicker and stronger than ever!

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Deepender - Also the D liquid drops.. Forgot to mention that one.

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Deepender - Denise005: Hi: We didn't notice at first due to her other, more severe issues that had her hospitalized. When we did notice she had the quarter size smooth areas throughout her scalp. Began using the B complex, vitamin D, B12.. that was probably 8 months into the worst of it. Switched shampoos to organic to strengthen her new hair two years ago. Her hair came back very nice.. I truly hope your daughter can take the chlorella for detox. Mine couldn't, but found that garlic and cinnamon detoxed more naturally without hurting her gastrointestinal problems further. Keep working slowly on everything - hopefully your daughter will begin to improve quickly.. We did switch her diet to gluten-free, sugar-free, organic.. and she was drinking almond milk for about 2 years, but has recently been able to digest organic milk (no antibiotics or hormones). She has a long way to go yet, but she is stronger than she has been, plus she can walk with crutches now. Sugars do tend to increase the nerve pain - forgot to add that~ You might should check out [link removed] and sanevax.org, cynthiajanak.com These sites have a ton of info to help you - and there are several support groups on facebook!

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