Can vaccines do this?

[mamaofthree]

can vaccinations cause leukemia like symptoms and inter cranial bleeding?
if you have any links that would be great.
thanks
h

[MountainMamaGC]

There is something called vaccine induced scurvy which can cause brain bleeds.

http://www.jpands.org/vol11no1/clemetson.pdf

Encephelopathy is also on the gov vaccine injury table
http://www.hrsa.gov/vaccinecompensation/table.htm

[mamaofthree]

can it be like shaken baby syndrome at all?

h

[Otto]

Originally Posted by mamaofthree

can it be like shaken baby syndrome at all?

It was invented solely to explain away shaken baby syndrome, so yes.

[Fyrestorm]

Originally Posted by Otto

It was invented solely to explain away shaken baby syndrome, so yes.

Or was shaken baby syndrome invented to explain away vaccine injury?

See Alan Yurko

[Otto]

Originally Posted by Fyrestorm

See Alan Yurko

I'm just glad he's been sticking to his true calling of burglary.

[Fyrestorm]

Originally Posted by Otto

I'm just glad he's been sticking to his true calling of burglary.

And what does this have to vaccines and shaken baby syndrome?

[Otto]

Originally Posted by Fyrestorm

And what does this have to vaccines and shaken baby syndrome?

You brought him up, not I. And, really, one has to admit that this brave yet violent career criminal is less likely to stumble into any more charges of infanticide while he's in the clink.

[mamaofthree]

Otto: so i take it you do not believe that a vaccine can cause a reaction that could be seen as SBS?
also i am not really interested in a fight going on here about whether or not any one particle person did or did not do something. i was looking for information. if you do not have information please start your own thread to bad mouth people.

fyrestorm: thanks for the link. interesting read.

for the record: i read in the local paper about someone whose child was vaccinated and then was very very sick for weeks following. eventually the infant died and the diagnoses was SBS. although the medical community doesn't 100% agree with it. BUT no one commented on the vaccinations. SO I was curious IF a vaccination (or series of them) could cause the symptoms that the baby had. in the paper they also suggested leukemia. that is why i was asking.

h

[5gifts]

Here is a case dealing with SBS claim
http://vactruth.com/2010/07/15/non-d...cine-adjuvant/

[Otto]

Originally Posted by mamaofthree

Otto: so i take it you do not believe that a vaccine can cause a reaction that could be seen as SBS?

A vaccine that breaks your ribs repeatedly over a period of weeks and leaves handprints? No, not really.

I should qualify my ire by pointing out that the context is one in which SBS is asserted not to exist. Dr. Buttram has asserted that "the Shaken Baby Syndrome theory defies both reason and common observation. As a simple statement, it is physiologically impossible" (emphasis in original; here.)

The idea may have passed into some vague mythology, but its origins are firmly and callously opportunistic.

[Devaskyla]

Love how you leave out the rest of the quote. Especially since SBS is determined by brain injury, not by broken ribs.

Although human brain injuries may occur in rear-end vehicle collisions, whiplash
injuries to the neck comprise an overwhelming majority of adult injuries..... Since infants have only rudimentary neck muscles and connective tissues as cushions, the full impact of shaking would fall on the highly vulnerable cervical spinal cord at the base of the brain....
‘ ..... and yet this type of injury has not been documented in any SBS case to date. In view of these facts, the Shaken Baby Syndrome theory defies both reason and common observation. As a simple statement, it is physiologically impossible.

(95 words)

That's actually a really great paper showing how illogical the standard SBS nonsense is.

OP, there's some sites about how vaccine injuries have been misdiagnosed as SBS. I haven't had a chance to examine these, but a few links for you.

http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.co...bysyndrome.htm
http://dontshake.org/sbs.php?topNavI...1=96&navID=118
http://www.*********/vaccines/sbs.html
http://legaljustice4john.com/fontanellebulging.htm
http://vran.org/vaccines/sbs/sbs-flawed.htm

[Otto]

Originally Posted by Devaskyla

http://www.*********/vaccines/sbs.html

Q.E.D. I shan't pursue the matter further; I at least imagine nobody is likely to be shouting for a shaken vs. unshaken study any time soon.

[rhiandmoi]

Originally Posted by Devaskyla

OP, there's some sites about how vaccine injuries have been misdiagnosed as SBS. I haven't had a chance to examine these, but a few links for you.

[url]http://dontshake.org/sbs.php?topNavID=3&subNavID=28&

Um, this is actually an article debunking the idea that SBS and VI even remotely resemble each other.

The idea that DTP injection might produce the pathology seen in SBS has begun to appear in testimony during the last few years in spite of the fact that it has not appeared in a peer-reviewed medical article. "Expert witnesses" seeking to link SBS cases to DTP immunization must create a false causal connection. This involves sophistry and a willingness to ignore all requirements for the determination of causality. They can sometimes make this connection in a courtroom where the triers of fact are medically naive.