Are vaccines truly safe? Are they harmless? Here is a question for all doctors who want to make sure babies receive all the vaccines according to the CDC recommended schedule: Have you read the vaccine package inserts? Here are the listed side effects from the vaccines children are supposed to get between 0-18 months — as found in the vaccine package inserts.

With such an extensive range of possible side effects, please explain why vaccinating is such a good idea… 

– abdominal pain/cramps
– acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
– agitation
– alcohol intoxication
– alopecia
– anaphylactic shock
– angina pectoris
– anorexia
– aplastic anaemia
– apnea
– arthralgia
– arthritis
– aseptic meningitis
– ataxia
– back pain
– Bell’s palsy
– bronchitis
– bronchspasm
– candidiasis
– cellulitis
– cerebrovascular accident
– chills
– conjunctivitis
– constipation
– cough
– crying for long periods
– cyanosis
– death
– dehydration
– depression
– diabetes
– diarrhoea
– dizziness
– dyspepsia
– dysuria
– earache
– ecchimosis
– eczema
– edema
– encephalitis
– encephalopathy
– epistaxis
– erythema
– erythema multiforme
– extravasation blood
– fatigue
– fever
– flatulence
– flushing
– gastroenteritis
– guillain barre syndrome
– headache
– heart failure
– hematochezia
– Henoch-Schönlein purpura
– herpes simplex
– herpes zoster
– hypotension
– hypotonic/hyporesponsive
– Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
– impetigo
– influenza
– insomnia
– intussusception
– irritability
– Kawasaki disease
– lethargy
– leukocytosis
– lupus
– lympadenopathy
– lymphadenitis
– lymphadenopathy
– malaise
– measles like rash
– migraine
– mouth ulcer
– multiple sclerosis
– muscle weakness
– myalgia
– myocardial infaction
– nausea
– neck stiffness
– nerve deafness
– ocular palsies
– optic neuritis
– orchitis
– pain at the injection side
– pain/stiffness in arm, shoulder, or neck
– pancreatitis
– panniculitis
– paresthesia
– parotitis
– peripheral neuropathy
– petechiae
– pharyngitis
– pneumonia
– polyneuropathy
– pruritus
– rash
– redness at the injection side
– regional lymphadenopathy
– retinitis
– retrobulbar neuritis
– rhinitis
– rhinorrhea
– runny nose
– seizures
– serum sickness
– shoulder pain
– SIDS
– sinusitis
– somnolence
– Stevens-Johnson syndrome
– sweating
– swelling at the injection side
– thrombocytopenia
– tingling
– tinnitus
– transverse myelitis
– tremor
– ulcerative colitis
– upper respiratory tract illness
– urinary retention
– urticaria
– varicella like rash
– vasculitis
– vomiting
– weakness
– wheezing

If you’re wondering what this list is, it’s the combined side effects from all the vaccines recommended by the CDC.

Many may say, “The risk of the side effects is sooooo rare.” However, the VICP (Vaccine Injury Compensation Program) has paid out over $4 billion in claims for injuries and deaths from vaccines since 1988. This is only a small fraction of actual harm caused by vaccines since 1) very few doctors or parents are aware of the existence of this program, 2) there is a two year limit to file a claim, and 3) parents must face off against the Department of Justice legal team to win their claim.

The Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) receives 30,000 reports each year. A Harvard study in collaboration with the CDC found that VAERS was seriously UNDERREPORTING adverse events after vaccines. In fact, through VAERS “fewer than 1% of vaccine adverse events are reported.”

Data was collected from June 2006 to October of 2009 on a total of 715,000 patients. Of those 715,000 patients, 376,452 were given 1.4 million doses of 45 different vaccines. A total of 35,570 possible adverse reactions were identified, so 2.6% of vaccinations were followed by a possible adverse reaction.

Read more about this remarkable study – ABANDONED by the CDC – here: https://truthsnitch.com/2017/10/24/cdc-silence-million-dollar-harvard-project-charged-upgrading-vaccine-safety-surveillance-system/

Vaccines cause harm. The real question is: Will we ever have an honest study that is serious about investigating the actual rate of harm caused by vaccines?

Compiled by Becky Hastings, avid follower of Jesus Christ, wife, mother, grandmother, health seeker and reporter. Seeking truth can be challenging, and sometimes confusing, but far more rewarding than staying ignorant.